“We will no longer tolerate such abuse. We will not allow our workers to be victimized, our companies to be cheated, and our wealth to be plundered and transferred,” President Trump said at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
As a self-described “tax and spend liberal,” one who vows to roll back the federal Republican tax overhaul, Jennifer Wexton will undoubtedly work to raise government revenue in Congress by sticking her hands into he pockets of middle class Virginians – leaving everyone Wexton’d.
In the income bracket of $30,000 to $74,999, Republican Party favorability is now at 49 percent, up from 36 the year prior.
When asked about former President Barack Obama’s recent comments that he deserves the credit for the growing economy, one Michigan State University student said, “He’s been out long enough now, [the economy] is not on him anymore, it’s more on Donald Trump. I guess he’s a little bit in the wrong.
Michelle Obama’s $40 million net worth is set to skyrocket even higher once her memoir debuts, with the book deal reportedly being worth over $65 million, but no exact sum has been confirmed…and neither has the identify of the woman impersonating her in the official White House portrait.
If Jennifer Wexton wishes to support those who “so clearly need a champion fighting for them,” survivors of sexual abuse and harassment, shouldn’t she back away from someone who denies #Metoo claims? Or, will she just take the money and run like she did with the Metro labor union?
After multiple delays involving work stoppages and regulatory issues, the Mountain Valley Pipeline service date has now been pushed back from late 2018 to late 2019.
After foreign actors have launched cyberattacks against the U.S., a new defense directive will give the military more authority to act on its own in instances of offensives – even if it ends up being against computer networks based in allied countries.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, a Republican Super PAC, has raised over $100 million, causing the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to be concerned for first-time candidates that are fundraising on their own.
“These milestones may sound like inside baseball, but what they signify is a Senate that is getting its appropriations process back on track; a Senate that is attending to vital priorities for our country,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) said.
