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This post was originally published on here It’s certainly been an interesting news week, with the bombshells the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, has dropped about the Russia Collusion hoax.  Advertisement Then, on Wednesday, the drama truly ramped up even more. As we reported, Gabbard said that they’d referred the matter to the DOJ.…

This post was originally published on here Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard hit back at critics who are attempting to claim that there’s nothing to see with the newly declassified report on the Russia collusion hoax. Advertisement In an interview on Wednesday with conservative commentator and podcast host Charlie Kirk, Gabbard discussed the recent release…

This post was originally published on here I read “Shakedown” years ago. “Shakedown” is a well-researched and exhaustive book written by investigative journalist Kenneth Timmerman. It walks the reader through the life of Jesse Jackson, from his self-generated myth of growing up dirt poor to his fake “reverend” cred, to his shakedowns of businesses. The…

This post was originally published on here Some people are just nuts about their pets. A few days ago, I was talking to a buddy at my home. He told me one of his employees was about to spend $14,000+ on his dog…to replace a hip. I didn’t even think that was possible. Maybe that’s…

This post was originally published on here President Trump took his “Jerome Powell Needs to Resign (Or at Least Lower Interest Rates)” tour right to the man himself Thursday afternoon, and boy did things get downright awkward.  Advertisement Following weeks of applying pressure on Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve (Fed), to quit or…

This post was originally published on here Those who’ve been watching the legal battles unfold regarding President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship have been awaiting the next move from the lower courts, following the Supreme Court ruling on the matter at the end of June.  Advertisement We’ve since had several rulings, including a…

This post was originally published on hereAfter much political haggling in D.C., many promises of calamity in the press, years of melodramatic lobbying, and numerous narrative shifts from the networks themselves, Congress recently passed the rescission package that strips away federal funding for public broadcasting. Generations of proposed cuts to this media largesse have always…