In 1954, Goldie Waltman was young, single and unemployed. She’d just given birth to a daughter, Patricia Lorenz, when she realized she couldn’t take care of the baby and left her in the care of a couple she’d been staying with.
After Senator Jeff Sessions’ nomination to the position of Attorney General was announced, the nomination was immediately met with cries of “RACIST!” on social media.
For those who navigated the online minefield of 2016, there is no doubt that fake news sites have multiplied.
For days, the press has been expressing serious concern about the difficulties of the Trump transition team.
Vice President-elect Mike Pence, the governor of Indiana, asked nearly two dozen fellow GOP governors gathered in Orlando to directly reach out to him on policy matters in the course of the coming Donald Trump administration.
House Republicans voted to block the sale of aircraft to Iran, a move GOP lawmakers and some Democrats said would protect taxpayer dollars from being used to finance the export of airplanes to Tehran.
As expected, many of the people being considered for top positions in the Trump administration are Republicans who supported him in the presidential campaign.
Democratic Party leadership has announced their overwhelming support for Rep Keith Ellison to become the new DNC chair.
Having blamed James Comey, Russia, John Podesta, Julian Assange, warmal colding, and screwed up computer algorithms for the failure of a screeching, unhealthy, and unpopular harridan to achieve the presidency, the latest culprit appears to be “fake news”.
House and Senate budget leaders, along with conservative lawmakers, are beginning to unite around a proposal that would avoid a filibuster from Senate Democrats and put a bill repealing key provisions of Obamacare on President-elect Donald Trump’s desk not long after his inauguration—a bill that is likely to earn his signature.