We finally know the specifics of Democrats “new” plan for governing in the U.S. In today’s TNN offering, we will walk you through their governance process, give you its history, and facts that prove this plan is not a conservative conspiracy theory — it’s factual. It’s not new. In fact, it has existed for […]
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Never in American history has the Left been so politically incensed at the nomination of any judge to the U.S. Supreme Court. On Monday evening, President Trump nominated Judge Brett Kavanaugh to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy — a moderate and often considered the “swing vote” on the High Court. The rhetoric immediately turned to
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The #Walkaway Campaign has prompted thousands of angry Democrats to push back against all of the craziness we’re hearing every day from the Leftist leaders. The #Walkaway Campaign went nuts after New York-based stylist Brandon Straka created a short video explaining why he felt alienated by the Democrat Party and had to “walk away” –
Obviously, there is more than just one difference between liberals and conservatives. But today we are going to drill down to the core and discover the main difference between the two — the one that is the root, the foundation, the essence. Let’s begin with the words. Liberal “of or constituting a political party advocating
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Discussions of the practicality, need for, and cost of the proposed border wall are ongoing, even if they are not the hot “topic-of-the-day” right now. Political distractions make us concentrate on other issues, but — make no mistake — even if those border wall conversations are not front and center, they are ongoing. Chief in
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Congressman Mike Johnson (R-La) joined us for a discussion of Illegal Immigration, the state of the U.S. House of Representatives, and concluded with an extensive conversation about the United States Supreme Court, its current status, potential nominees to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy, and his thoughts on the nominating process. The Congressman is in his
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We normally take a Saturday break each week. This week we are taking a Friday break instead. Today we are meeting with Louisiana 4th District Congressman Mike Johnson. We’ll bring you that interview in it’s entirety tomorrow — Saturday, July 7th. Congressman Johnson is in his first term, serves on the House Judiciary Committee and
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“Dan, let’s get really controversial!” We’ve all watched as the LGBTQ community continues to add letters to their moniker as new sexual identities show up in society. “Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Transgender, and Questioning” are those identified by the Community so far that have “earned” individual identity labels. With that come many new questions. Let’s be
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Today is the day we remember the birth of a nation: the United States of America. July 4, 1776, a group representing the 13 colonies whose citizens had traveled thousands of miles to escape an elitist, overbearing, despotic government in Europe joined together to put that brutal government on notice: the evil acts committed against
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A year into the investigation and still not a shred of evidence of collusion between members of the Trump Campaign and Russia. Yes, there have been multiple indictments and several pleas completed, but none for the expressed investigation by the Mueller team, and none of any senior members of the Trump Campaign, and none for
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