
Where do the Democratic candidates stand on the environment?
It was just a few months ago that two dozen Democrats were vying for their party’s nomination to take on Donald Trump in 2020.

It was just a few months ago that two dozen Democrats were vying for their party’s nomination to take on Donald Trump in 2020.

Congresswoman Elaine Luria, D-Va., joined the growing list of House Democrats to confirm yes votes on a resolution to impeach President Donald Trump.

Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) today confirmed that he will be voting yes on both articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.

Joe Biden has a double-digit lead in the Democratic presidential race, and Donald Trump is gaining in the hypothetical matchups for next November.

“This country,” the latest campaign salvo from Donald Trump’s folks tells us, “belongs to Americans from every zip code.”

Donald Trump is mad at Fox News, because a poll commissioned by the Trump Propaganda Network has the president losing to Democrats in 2020.

Donald Trump wants the Justice Department to declare antifa a domestic terrorist organization, which, sure, let’s go with that.

Despite the finger-pointing and outcries of dismay from those who are watching the government discard the rule of law at every turn, the question is not whether Donald Trump is the new Adolf Hitler but whether the American Police State is the new Third Reich.

Not every business leader in the U.S. agrees with Donald Trump that global warming isn’t worth the worry. Anyone looking at the facts realizes that climate change is bad for most businesses.

Jim Cornette will never, in the vein of his podcast nemesis, Donald Trump, apologize for anything, even when he is wrong. But Cornette, in his May 30 comments about AEW undercard wrestler Sonny Kiss, and his June 6 defense of those comments, is wrong.
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