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Dan Bongino: “I’m convinced that the general public (largely due to media malfeasance) has no idea how awful the Spygate scandal really is. What the Dems, some RINOs, and the media, did is mind-boggling in its depravity. They can’t keep it a secret forever.”

December 1, 2019

I’m convinced that the general public (largely due to media malfeasance) has no idea how awful the Spygate scandal really is. What the Dems, some RINOs, and the media, did … Read more

Trumps Approval Seems Largely Unaffected by Impeachment Haranguing

October 2, 2019

It may even rise: www.realclearpolitics.com/epo…

Markets are largely pricing in the likelihood of some sort of trade deal, despite the fact that the U.S. & China appear to be hardening their stances.

May 20, 2019

Markets are largely pricing in the likelihood of some sort of trade deal, despite the fact that the U.S. & China appear to be hardening their stances. A May @BofAML … Read more

The pharmaceutical industry is largely run by Leftists, stunning new research finds… vaccine mandates, drugging of children, chemotherapy and more

January 28, 2019

by: Vicki Batts (Natural News) New research led by Crowdpac, a nonpartisan polling group, has taken a hard look at federal campaign contributions across a number of different industries. And as it … Read more

DEMOCRATS’ PUERTO RICAN JUNKET WENT LARGELY UNREPORTED IN THE MEDIA … BECAUSE IT’S NOT WORTH MENTIONING WHEN IT’S DEMOCRATS WHO DON’T SHOW UP FOR WORK

January 21, 2019January 20, 2019

via duluthnewstribune: “He who excuses himself, accuses himself.” _ Puerto Rican proverb More than 109 lobbyists and 39 Democrat members of Congress attended a “winter retreat” last weekend in Puerto Rico, … Read more

Central banks are damned if they raise interest rates and damned if they don't, largely because their policies have resulted in both risk-taking (i.e. the creation of asset bubbles in stocks, bonds and real estate) and excess levels of debt.

November 11, 2017

Here’s a summary from the report which succinctly explains the potential debt crisis and how the world’s central banks have painted themselves into a “monetary policy corner”: “Otherwise, over long … Read more