Today’s Benghazi hearing featuring guest star Hillary Clinton will be broken down into four parts. Part one lasted a little over three hours. It’s gonna be a long day, folks! For those without cable, or who may be at work … Continue reading
Today is the day for the long awaited testimony from Hillary Clinton in front of the Benghazi committee. This is not her first testimony in these hearings, but it is her first time since she was forced to turn over … Continue reading
With Joe “BFD” Biden declaring that he won’t be running for the Democratic nomination for President, that leaves the party with Hillary Clinton as their leading contender. Bernie Sanders is slightly ahead of her (41 percent to 36 percent) in … Continue reading
We hear about high crime areas in the news, and the media and others excuse it because the people there are poor, uneducated, and forgotten. Someone robs a store, attacks a police officer, and ends up dead at the hands … Continue reading
As soon as I saw the heading for this week’s presidential address to the nation, “Working for Meaningful Criminal Justice Reform,” I thought, oh boy, here we go. Obama should have some doozies in this one. He wasted no time … Continue reading
Okay people. We need to have a talk. This topic is not about politics. Nor is it about freedom, other than you are free to choose. Tuesday night after teaching my dance classes, my aunt and I went to dinner … Continue reading
It should be no surprise that Supreme Court justices have a history of presiding over weddings. But when the wedding ceremonies they choose to officiate show an unmistakable bias toward a contentious and divisive issue, it shows that they are … Continue reading
Lincoln Chafee–former Rhode Island Governor. Hillary Clinton–former First Lady, former U.S. Senator, former U.S. Secretary of State. Martin O’Malley–former Maryland Governor. Bernie Sanders–U.S. Senator. Jim Webb–former U.S. Senator. Democrats. #DemDebate. CNN. CNN.com. CNNgo. CNN Radio online via tunein.com. Your local … Continue reading
As most of us know, the first 2016 Democratic Primary Debate is tonight. Jim Webb, Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Martin O’Malley, and Lincoln Chafee will take the stage in Las Vegas at 8:30 p.m. ET to discuss the freebies platforms … Continue reading
In his address to the nation this time around, President Obama gave us “the talk” about the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which he’s repeatedly touted as “the most progressive trade agreement in history.” Now that the U.S. and the eleven other participating … Continue reading
