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Shortly after the November 2020 election, in which Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump, Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline posted about Sidney Powell on his campaign Facebook page.
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“I’d shut down the government if they can’t make an appropriate deal, absolutely.” – Donald Trump this week on “Meet the Press”
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The last United States government shutdown was from Dec. 22, 2018 until Jan. 25, 2019, a total of 35 days during Donald Trump’s presidency.
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Six of the eight Republicans pretending to want to win the party’s presidential nomination in 2024 would still support a convicted Donald Trump if he were to end up being the GOP nominee.
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Republican sympathizers want Hunter Biden in jail. Democrat sympathizers want Donald Trump in jail. It doesn’t have to be one or the other; it, indeed, can be both, all, whatever.
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Many Dads Just Do It. They don’t make the headlines. They don’t cheat on their obligations, like Donald Trump does. They don’t grandstand against the vulnerable like Ron DeSantis does. They just work hard.
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House Republicans, trying to pretend to be serious about government spending, after four years of spending like drunken sailors at the direction of Donald Trump, are threatening to have the U.S. government default on its debts if Democrats don’t agree to spending cuts that they haven’t exactly spelled out.
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Glenn Youngkin wants you to believe that he’s going all in on the 2023 Virginia General Assembly elections because that’s his way to emerge as the top contender to Donald Trump in the 2024 Republican presidential nomination race.
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Could it be any more obvious that Republican-controlled House Judiciary Committee’s farcical hearing in New York City was a stunt to retaliate against District Attorney Alvin Bragg for daring to bring charges against Donald Trump?
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If you believe sportsbooks, Joe Biden’s chances of winning the next presidential election have increased. The opposite is true for Donald Trump.
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