Congress Must Close New $10 Billion Gap in Government Spending, Report Says
To meet current obligations, the government will need $10 billion more next year, forcing Congress to make new cuts, according to lawmakers’ nonpartisan budget office.
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SHOCKED FACE: Under Obama, National Deficit Skyrockets to Ludicrous Levels, Again
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) just revealed that this year’s federal budget deficit will rise to $590 billion.
Hiding Hillary: 272 Days Since Last Clinton Press Conference
Hillary Clinton will be upgrading her campaign jet to accommodate reporters as she travels across the country to campaign events.
Melania Trump Files $150 Million Libel Lawsuit Over ‘Lies’ About Her Past
Donald Trump is not the only member of his family who knows how to counterpunch.
Assange: There’s ‘Demon’ at Work in America
WikiLeaks already has assumed a co-equal role in America’s 2016 election to many of those players who consider themselves significant, the network, daily and station editorialists and more.
New Polling Shows Shakeup in Presidential Race
This survey was released yesterday.
Email Reveals Clinton Foundation Execs Demanding Diplomatic Passports From Top Hillary Aide
When a Clinton Foundation executive wanted diplomatic passports for himself and an associate back in July 2009, all it took was one email to get a reply from top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin saying, “Ok will figure it out.”
In Historic Move, Virginia Legislators File Contempt Motion Against McAuliffe Over Felon Voting
Virginia state legislators have filed a motion with the Virginia Supreme Court asking for an order requiring Gov. Terry McAuliffe to “show cause” why he should not be held in contempt for violating the court’s order that vacated McAuliffe’s executive orders restoring the voting rights of 206,000 felons.
What Liberals Don’t Get: Blacks Often Hurt by Government Regulation
A general economic principle is that any law or regulation that restricts market entry tends to impose the greatest burden on those who can be described as poor, latecomers, discriminated against, and politically weak.
As Predicted, Gay Activists Attack the Messengers, Ignore the Evidence
After a major new report was released a little over one week ago challenging the standard LGBT talking points, I predicted that rather than interact with the findings of that report, most gay activists and their allies would attack the authors of that study.