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by Amna El Tawil   Hillary Clinton was convinced she would easily beat Trump and become the 45th President of the United States. But, she didn’t! She assumed the electors would ditch him and give the presidency to her. But, they didn’t! Given the circumstances now, you don’t have to be a genius to guess … Read more

by Amna El Tawil President Barack Obama and his administration are about to issue multiple regulations totaling about $6 billion during the “midnight period” between the Election Day and the Inauguration Day. Obama administration aims to impose five regulations from the EPA and the Department of Interior as tweeted by Wall Street Journal’s Amy Harder … Read more

by Daniel Carter Since the Great Recession of 2008, the auto industry has been one of the keys in propelling our current economic expansion.  In the current year, there have been 18.1 million vehicles sold, and that is well above 15 million vehicles, which is what Goldman Sachs calls the Normalized Demand. Although auto sales have … Read more

by Daniel Carter “If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered. I believe that … Read more

By Michael Snyder Have we failed this generation of young adults by not equipping them to be able to handle the harsh realities of the real world?  According to the Wall Street Journal, the percentage of Americans in the 18 to 34-year-old age bracket that are currently living with their parents hasn’t been this high … Read more

by Amna El Tawil Ever since her big to become the 45th President of the US failed miserably, Hillary Clinton has kept a low profile. But, this doesn’t mean she had anything to say. After all, she supported Jill Stein’s plead for a recount, and her supporters were loud in their claims that election result … Read more

by Amna El Tawil Throughout the presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton claimed she would accept the results. Well, that was probably because she thought she’d win so felt that saying that would make her seem a better person. The election day came along, she lost, big time, and guess what, neither she nor her supporters accepted … Read more

by Pamela Williams Dr. Sebastian Gorka studies the war on terrorism as a profession, and I consider him to be the source to go to for answers on this subject. The heart-breaking attacks we have just witnessed is a step up in the war. The tactics are beginning to penetrate and intrude into the joys … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-N55b9jSTg ‘What would the gator be thinking?’ In a year known mostly for mayhem, misfortune, and madness, America’s media quickly proved themselves fit for narrating this first draft of history. All too often, when the news got tough, the TV news got weird. Embarrassingly weird. While picking 10 of the most egregious examples was no … Read more

By Michael Snyder Gallup’s U.S. Economic Confidence Index has never been higher than it is today.  The “Trumphoria” that has gripped the nation ever since Donald Trump’s miraculous victory on election night shows no signs of letting up.  Tens of millions of Americans that were deeply troubled by Barack Obama’s policies over the last eight … Read more

by Amna El Tawil   The most recent election was left in the shadow by constant efforts to accuse Russia of DNC hacks and their influence on the election outcome. That’s probably because Hillary Clinton’s supporters find it difficult to accept the defeat and they’re just as bitter as she is. However, it seems like … Read more

by Amna El Tawil Let’s face it, Barack Obama didn’t want Donald Trump to win the election this year. He made fun of him on a number of occasions with his Hollywood buddies, tried to discredit the incoming president whenever he could, and never tried to hide the fact he simply hates the guy. Since … Read more

by Amna El Tawil After the presidential elections in November, all the attention was directed to December 19, 2016, or Day D. It was also the day when Hillary Clinton supporters hoped that electoral college would finally choose her, the most “qualified candidate”. Usually, the word of electors goes unnoticed, but this year was different. … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHta4A2FVuU Check out this sentiment index average: It’s a contrary indicator, which reflects an all-time record in the 29-year history of the index.

by Pamela Williams GOP Congressman Peter King is furious with CIA Director John Brennan for doing a political “hit job” on Donald Trump. I am assuming he means “political” hit job…not a “hit job” in the true meaning of the term. He is furious, and he is now calling for an investigation into CIA Director … Read more

By Michael Snyder For many Americans, the quality of Christmas is determined by the quality of the presents.  This is especially true for our children, and some of them literally spend months anticipating their haul on Christmas morning.  I know that when I was growing up Christmas was all about the presents.  Yes, adults would … Read more

by SRSrocco The world doesn’t realize it yet, but the implosion of the global markets has started and can’t be stopped.  While the financial networks continue to focus on the rising U.S. stock market and Dollar, this represents a mindset that has totally gone insane. Why?  Because the rapidly increasing Dollar and broader U.S. stock … Read more