By Gabrielle Seunagal During a Friday speaking event at Colgate University, former Vice President Joe Biden announced that he regretted his decision to not run for President during the 2016 election. He stated his prior plans to run for office and believes that he “could have won.” Biden elaborated, claiming that he was “the best … Read more
Let’s just remember: People’s government’s decided this was okay. The people didn’t have a say in it, they didn’t vote on it, they didn’t ask for it. They were told to take them in. How fucked up is that? Everyone keeps saying America should be like the rest of the world, I, for one, am … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter In a few days, automakers are going to report their new vehicle deliveries for March. TrueCar, Kelley Blue Book, and LMC Automotive are predicting total vehicle sales slightly above the flat-line compared to March a year ago, though sales were down year-over-year in both January and February. TrueCar forecasts an increase … Read more
by Pamela Williams Mainstream Media has truly declared war on those of us who do not watch and agree with them. Sean Hannity of FOX NEWS was interviewed by Ted Koppel of CBS. But instead of playing the whole interview straight through, they hacked it up, leaving out essential parts. They made the interview to … Read more
By Michael Snyder After reading this article, you will never be careless with your child in a public place ever again. There really are predators out there that make a lot of money abducting children. Some of the children that are abducted are abused, tortured or even killed inside the United States, but many others … Read more
By Michael Snyder Why are so many people suddenly moving away from major U.S. cities? Recently, I wrote about the mass exodus that is happening out of the state of California, but the truth is that what is happening there is just part of a national phenomenon. The populations of some of our largest cities … Read more
by Pamela Williams As we search for answers as to why President Trump and his Transition Team were surveilled in November and December of 2016, and January 2017, we actually can go back to the Patriot Act. After 9-11 Americans were taken advantage of due to their fears of another 9-11 terrorist attack. The lawmakers … Read more
Can Republicans govern if they can’t keep a promise they’ve made for 7 years? WASHINGTON Republicans exulted in November when they won the White House and both congressional chambers, promising aggressive moves on health care, taxes and immigration. But a spectacular stumble on the first agenda item amid intra-party squabbles begs the question of whether … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal From the birth of the American Health Care Act (AHCA), Kentucky Senator Rand Paul was vehemently against it. In an interview with MSNBC’s Morning Joe, Paul noted the problematic rising premiums that Obamacare engenders in the individual market. He elaborately explained the much needed demand to eradicate Obamacare’s insurance mandates and … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn Do you use Windows 10? If so, you should know that, as reported by Mary-Ann Russon reports for IB Times, March 22, 2017: Windows has been quietly logging every single keystroke users make on their keyboards from the beginning. Even better, that data is being constantly sent to Microsoft’s servers on a … Read more
Williams says Trump must address the “long term solvency of the United States.” Williams goes on to say, “If he does this, the rest of the world will say, boy, they brought things under control, and they would be happy to own the Treasury bonds. I don’t know if this can be done, but this … Read more
This is how you deal with EU bureaucrats and Soros minions! I’m so proud of my country and people! Each day, for 26 days, thousands of people in all cities in Macedonia have been protesting. Stop Soros and EU meddling. We are a sovereign nation FFS, and we won’t back down! https://sputniknews.com/europe/201703241051922787-macedonia-anti-eu-protest/ http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2017/march/24/macedonia-to-george-soros-and-usaid-go-away/ Small but … Read more
by David Haggith Trump’s really big supporters openly grieved that the explosion of his emphatically promised Obamacare replacement bodes poorly for all of Trump’s plans. Fox’s Sean Hannity and Lou Dobb’s regaled the Republican party for failing to take the reins and lead now that the party finally has the chance to prove it can do what it has promised. Hannity … Read more
by Pamela Williams What a pleasure to see that President Trump has a plan to care for the American people struggling under the pressure of ObamaCare. This tweet is just for YOU FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP: DO NOT WORRY! ObamaCare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan … Read more
by Chris Martenson bofotolux/Shutterstock Like an old vinyl record with a well-worn groove, the needle skipping merrily back to the same track over and over again, we repeat: Today’s markets are dangerously overpriced. Being market fundamentalists who don’t believe it’s possible to simply print prosperity out of thin air, we’ve been deeply skeptical of the … Read more
by Pamela Williams Montgomery is in poor health. He suffered a brain aneurysm and a related multi-infarct stroke on May 12, 2014. He suffered both a hemorrhagic stroke (caused by ruptured blood vessels that cause brain bleeding) and ischemic stroke (loss of blood flow). This type of stroke has a 70-80% death rate in the … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider In a “new world order under enormous strain” and in “the titanic struggle with forces of radicalism … we can’t stand by and lament, we’ve got to be involved,” said McCain, a former Republican presidential candidate who is now chairman of the armed services committee in the US Senate. THE WORLD “CRIES … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal A recent report by the Los Angeles Times indicates that up to 38% of American jobs are at risk of being occupied by robots by the early 2030s. This alarming prediction is based on the advancement rates of artificial intelligence and technology. Food service, hospitality, truck driving, and other low wage … Read more
A trio of House Judiciary Committee Republicans on Friday demanded that U.S. intelligence officials take steps to find the people who are leaking classified information about President Trump. “Congress, as the people’s representative body, has the responsibility to ensure proper measures are being taken to prevent any unauthorized disclosures of classified information,” House Judiciary Committee … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider Ryan was caught on an audio file from October—obtained by Breitbart News and published a couple weeks ago—saying he is “not going to defend Donald Trump—not now, not in the future.” While the audio file does not make the comments clear,Paul Ryan’s staff later claimed that it was specifically about the Access … Read more
by Pamela Williams The forecast for Obamacare premiums for the near future are to go up by 75%, and there are real people, sick people, average American people who will be hurt by this. Did anyone really care? I think President Trump did – that is why he tried to replace it. http://www.breakingnewsblast.com/author/zeiger/ … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal In a not so shocking turn of events, it was announced today that House Republicans pulled the ACHA vote from the floor after learning of the dismal number of votes in which the bill would receive. As expected, the ACHA’s stark unpopularity combined with the GOP’s stubbornness to proceed with the … Read more
by Kimble Charting A year ago flows into ETFs were extremely low, actually the lowest in years, as many stock market indices were testing rising support off the 2009 lows. The crowd wasn’t adding money to ETFs as lows were taking place. In hindsight, this was a mistake by the majority. Below I look at ETF flows … Read more
TWITTER explores subscription-based option… SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Twitter Inc is considering whether to build a premium version of its popular Tweetdeck interface aimed at professionals, the company said on Thursday, raising the possibility that it could collect subscription fees from some users for the first time. Like most other social media companies, Twitter since … Read more
With the increase in technological reach, it isn’t a surprise to see what you used to only be able to buy in a showroom to be increasingly offered online- often cutting out the middleman, and all those pesky extra costs. Online sales are at an alltime high as can be seen with the closing of … Read more