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Nunes says Dems enlisted ‘media mouthpieces’ to gin up ‘fake’ impeachment grounds
California Rep. Devin Nunes said on Thursday that Democrats enlisted the mainstream media to gin up a “fake story” to get President Trump impeached. “I want to congratulate the Democrats on the rollout of their latest information warfare operation against the president, and their extraordinary ability once again to enlist the mainstream media in their campaign,” Nunes, the Intelligence Committee…
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Dan Gainor: Anti-Trump media doing their best to get president impeached
It looks like Trump-hating journalists are getting their dearest wish — the beginning of impeachment proceedings against the president. The media have been clamoring to remove Trump from office since he was elected. Here’s a great compilation of just a few examples across 35 months. When the anti-Trump media weren’t promoting impeachment, CNN was pushing what anchor Wolf Blitzer…
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Is China’s ‘social credit’ surveillance system coming to America?
Unsplash/Suhyeon Choi China’s “social credit” system, a high-tech operation that tracks and assigns points in relation to the daily activities and behavior choices of its citizens, is being developed in Silicon Valley. The Communist government’s digital efforts, which have been in place since 2014, to control the actions of the people has been extensively utilized…
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House Oversight Committee subpoenas White House in impeachment inquiry
The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed the White House late Friday, with the Democratic chairmen of three House committees saying that President Trump “has chosen the path of defiance, obstruction, and cover-up” in response to the ongoing impeachment inquiry related to his conduct on a phone call with the president of Ukraine. In a letter to acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, Oversight…
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Most illegal crossings in 12 years: Border Patrol took 851,000 into custody during fiscal 2019
Border Patrol agents working along the United States-Mexico border took into custody approximately 851,000 people in the U.S. government’s fiscal 2019, marking the highest number of arrests since 2007, according to federal data exclusively obtained by the Washington Examiner. But the 40,000 people taken into custody in September is less than one-third of the 132,000 arrests made in May…
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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – 4 October 2019
Greetings from Tyler, This will be the last Update before the Day of Atonement (Wednesday, October 9), the Feast of Tabernacles beginning Monday, Oct. 14th, and the Last Great Day, Monday, Oct 21st. We’re thankful that we are still able to convene under the freedoms of assembly and speech guaranteed by our Constitution. Many (in…
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Trump to send Pelosi a letter ‘daring’ her to hold impeachment inquiry vote
The White House will send House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., a letter as early as Friday “daring” her to hold a vote on Democrats’ impeachment inquiry into President Trump, Fox News has confirmed. The letter will say the White House won’t comply with the Democrats’ investigation because Pelosi hasn’t codified the probe with a formal vote on the House floor….
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All the president’s men now being dragged into the impeachment drama
President Trump, now sounding a cautionary note about “civil war,” is obviously at the white-hot center of the impeachment drama, just as he’s been at the center of American political and cultural warfare for four years. But others in his inner circle are now being pulled, almost by magnetic force, onto the battlefield. Mike Pompeo…
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You can now be fined up to $250,000 if you call someone an ‘illegal alien’ in New York City
(CNN)New York City has banned the term “illegal alien” when used “with intent to demean, humiliate or harass a person,” the city said. The city’s new guidelines, announced last week, also ban discrimination against someone based on their English proficiency and threats to call immigration authorities on someone “based on a discriminatory motive.” These violations can…
