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Political Friday
Opening with some good news – our favorite Chicago-area mayor, Tiffany Henyard, is gonna be gone. The incumbent and embattled Henyard lost Tuesday’s Democratic primary to Trustee Jason House by a landslide, with House winning nearly 90% of the vote. Ms. Henyard, you may recall, is the mayor who spent literally millions against a small […]
Congressional Group Supports Capers’ MoH
Many of you will remember Major James Capers, Jr., 87. Major (then Lieutenant) Capers was awarded a Bronze Star in Vietnam, later upgraded to a Silver Star. 47 lawmakers from both Houses, including two Democrats, want President Trump to make that a Medal of Honor. The push to honor retired Marine Maj. James Capers Jr., […]
Kash Patel confirmation vote
The Senate is set to vote on whether or not to confirm Kash Patel as Donald Trump’s FBI director. Democrats criticized Patel for his “lack of managerial experience”, and for comments he made criticizing the FBI’s handling of Trump related cases. The left sees Patel as a “Trump loyalist”. Senator Adam Schiff described Patel as […]
Democrat compares JD Vance’s statement to Hitler’s statement
Representative Seth Moulton, Democrat Massachusetts, criticized Vice President Vance’s speech to European leaders. Moulton took issue with Vance’s statement about “the enemy within”, and claimed that it was “the same language” used by Hitler while arguing in favor of the Holocaust. He felt that many Americans were “totally embarrassed” by Vance’s “condescending lecture”. From The […]
Trump voters need to question whether they’re Americans anymore
Frank Figliuzzi, former FBI assistant director, spoke on MNSNB’s “Deadline”. During the show, he compared President Donald Trump’s statement, about saving the country and not violating the law, to a statement made by a white supremacist. Figliuzzi said that Trump voters who “voted for that” need to question whether they’re American anymore. From Breitbart: Figliuzzi […]
Senate confirms Robert F Kennedy Jr. as Health secretary
The Senate voted along party lines to confirm Robert F Kennedy Jr. as Health secretary. Senator Mitch McConnell, Kentucky, joined ranks with the Democrats during the vote. One of the main issues that the Democrats had with Kennedy was his opinions on the vaccines. This concern extended to some of the Republicans, including Senator Lisa […]
Tuesday riches
SanFranNan hits the news again… it hasn’t been a week since she was again named as one of the premier insider traders in Congress. Her defense at the time was that her HUSBAND is the trader. She doesn’t buy anything, and I guess the implication is that a) they don’t ever talk (with her as […]
Education DEI layoffs
NBC News reports that up to 55 Education Department employees have been placed on paid leave: Sheria Smith, president of American Federation of Government Employees Local 252, which represents hundreds of Education Department employees, said that at least 55 employees had been placed on leave as of Friday evening and that she expected the number […]
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