Monday, April 3, 2017
Bill O'Reilly Keeps Job Despite Settling 5 Sexual Harassment Lawsuits
With all his power and prominence, Bill O'Reilly can't get chicks outside of work? Like Seinfeld taught us, keep your world's separate and you'll be fine.
RELATED: Megyn Kelly: Fox Designed to ‘Isolate and Silence’ Accusers
Hillary Clinton's Subtle Digs at President Trump
This woman just can't stay out of the spotlight. Hell, if Hillary waited a 100 days after Trump won, slowly crawled out the cave, gave an interview to Andrea Mitchell on the election, admitted her own campaign failures in why she lost and then started speaking out about Trump, i think that even some conservatives would respect her. But she can't because her huge ego won't allow her to.
RELATED: Hillary Clinton, it's too soon
Sunday, April 2, 2017
Ain't The Devil Happy: In The News - Week of 4/2/17
Trump Dossier Financier Accused Of Improper Work For Kremlin
RussiaGate: Hillary Clinton and John Podesta's Troubling Ties to Russia
Obama spying looks even worse than Trump claimed
Trump: Healthcare Reform Not 'Dead' Until 'Deal' Is 'Struck'
GLAAD Media Awards Focus On 'Accelerating Acceptance'
WH: Crime-Ridden Sanctuary City of Chicago Can’t Have It Both Ways: No Federal Funds for Situation They Created
California Prosecutors Don’t Have A Case Against Planned Parenthood Whistleblowers
Why I Left the Freedom Caucus
Evelyn Farkas’s Six Revelations about Obama, Trump, and the Deep State
5 Reasons It's Dumb To Panic Over Global Warming
After ‘classy’ N.C. restaurant bans kids, critics fume — and reservations surge
Person of the Week: Democrat Senators Joe Manchin and Heidi Heitkamp
Claim To Fame: Senators from West Virginia and North Dakota
Why They're Person's of the Week: For defying party head Chuck Schumer along with a liberal base that opposes anything and everything President Trump does and becoming the first Democrats to publicly announce their intention to vote for President Trump's eminently qualified Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch.
"After doing my due diligence by meeting with Judge Gorsuch and reviewing his record and testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, I’ve decided to vote in favor of his confirmation," Heitkamp said in a statement.
Thirty-three Senate Democrats have come out against Gorsuch's nomination, with Republicans signaling that they are willing to change Senate rules to confirm him with a simple majority if eight Democrats or Independents don't back him.
Both West Virginia's Manchin and North Dakota's Heitkamp are up for re-election next year in states that voted for Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
"I hold no illusions that I will agree with every decision Judge Gorsuch may issue in the future, but I have not found any reasons why this jurist should not be a Supreme Court justice," Manchin said in a statement.
Saturday, April 1, 2017
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