It happened in the Rose Garden this past week. President Trump announced to the World the U.S. would withdraw from the Paris Agreement entered into — some say illegally — by President Obama several years ago. The Paris Agreement is a Treaty that Constitutionally requires a 2/3 approval of the Senate vote to be ratified. […]
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Special Investigator Robert Mueller is no stranger to the Intelligence Community and no stranger to the FBI. Many Americans have either never seen the man or do not remember his work as the FBI Director who served immediately before James Comey. America is about to get to know him well as he now heads the
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In “Who is James Comey? (Part 1) I gave you some history about the professional career of former FBI Director James Comey, how that career many years ago became intermingled with Hillary and Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation, and some of the actions he took while in the private sector and then with the
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Former FBI Director James Comey has agreed to testify in a public hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee to answer more questions about “RussiaGate” and probably some other topics of interest. The exact date of that testimony has not been confirmed, but it should happen next week. There was speculation that Special Investigator Robert Mueller
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That question has probably gone through your mind once or twice in the last few months. There are a huge number of political elitists who ask that question, but with a presumptive answer of “Yes” as they roll out their daily mantra for all to see and hear. I am yet unable to reconcile the
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Since you are reading this blog you are probably either a politically conservative American or a liberal American looking in on fellow Americans that politically think opposite from you. If you are the former, you are pretty upset with the craziness in Washington D.C. that is keeping the political agenda you voted for to be
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Russia, Russia, Russia. That’s pretty much all we’ve heard in the media the last 90 days. No good accomplishment in Washington at all matters: major job creation, reducing U.S. debt dramatically, cutting southern border illegal crossings by 70%, hundred of arrests for child trafficking, marked improvements with multiple foreign leaders, a House passed repeal/replacement plan
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“Freedom is not Free.” We’ve heard that again and again through the years. It sounds pretty hollow to some. But to others: not so much. Those are the ones whose family members have paid in part the price for our freedom by giving their lives. While we are at the lake, cooking out, playing golf
Memorial Day is to give us pause to consider and honor those who gave their lives in military service to keep the United States the most powerful nation on Earth. There are many who said “Yes” when the question was asked “Who will go?” that are still with us but whose days are numbered. Monday
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Privilege is without question one of the most misunderstood terms today. And that misunderstanding is not new — it’s been with us for generations. It is strange that in a nation that is founded on the principles of fairness, equal rights, and equality, there is more dissent about privilege than in almost any other nation
