Monthly Archives: July 2019

Mueller takes the TV stage; Democrats hope America tunes in

Mueller takes the TV stage; Democrats hope America tunes in

WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats are pretty sure America didn’t read the Mueller report. On Wednesday, they’re hoping the nation will be glued to the TV version. Former Trump-Russia special counsel Robert Mueller’s appearance before two House committees promises to be the TV event of the year in the U.S. House, where lawmakers will question him…more »

A huge majority of Americans want a $15 minimum wage, but they waver after hearing its economic impact

A huge majority of Americans want a $15 minimum wage, but they waver after hearing its economic impact

An overwhelming majority of respondents in a new INSIDER poll indicated they would support a $15 minimum wage, highlighting how a progressive priority has gained support across the ideological spectrum. But support declined markedly among self-identified Democrats and self-identified Republicans when they were told of its possible impact on the American economy. The broad support…more »

Man denies telling US politician Erica Thomas ‘go back where you came from’

Man denies telling US politician Erica Thomas ‘go back where you came from’

A man has admitted cursing at a pregnant black Georgia lawmaker for taking too many items into a supermarket express lane but denies telling her “go back where you came from.” Eric Sparkes showed up during a television interview with Republican state representative from Georgia, Erica Thomas, on Saturday, outside the Atlanta-area Publix store where…more »

Rand Paul blocks bill to boost 9/11 victims fund

Rand Paul blocks bill to boost 9/11 victims fund

WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Sen. Rand Paul on Wednesday blocked a bipartisan bill that would ensure a victims’ compensation fund related to the Sept. 11 attacks never runs out of money. Paul objected to a request by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., to approve the bill by unanimous consent, which would fast-track approval. Paul, R-Ky., questioned…more »

Bevin, Beshear Clash On Several Issues At Farm Bureau Forum

Bevin, Beshear Clash On Several Issues At Farm Bureau Forum

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Republican Gov. Matt Bevin and Democratic challenger Andy Beshear clashed on education and health care policies while sharing the stage for a forum before Kentucky’s most influential agricultural group that turned feisty Wednesday. Kentucky Attorney General and democratic candidate for governor Andy Beshear speak to the media following the Kentucky Farm…more »

Dire warning about socialism creeping into Christianity

Dire warning about socialism creeping into Christianity

A well-known Baptist minister is holding back no punches while preaching about the dangers of socialism, as leftist leaders such as Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – not to mention schools – continue to push the failed political system on Americans. Former Southern Baptist Conference (SBC) President Jack Graham – who currently…more »

A new poll shows Trump has a major shot at being reelected in 2020

A new poll shows Trump has a major shot at being reelected in 2020

President Donald Trump just received the highest approval rating of his presidency in Washington Post-ABC News polling thus far. Most Americans still disapprove of the job Trump is doing, according to the most recent Washington Post-ABC News poll, but it’s a slim majority (53%). Meanwhile, the poll showed Trump’s approval rating at 44% — a…more »

Kentucky governor accidentally makes the case for McConnell to step down

Kentucky governor accidentally makes the case for McConnell to step down

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin (R), who earlier this year endorsed Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) for a seventh six-year term, recently took to the airwaves to — unintentionally — make a compelling case for why the Senate majority leader should in fact step down. Bevin, who ran against McConnell in 2014 arguing that “[c]areer politician Mitch…more »

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