Relax. There’s nothing in the news this morning to suggest that he doesn’t. At last check, four days ago, he was still onboard the Kavanaugh express. I’m wondering about his current mood, though, because McConnell is a bottom-line kind of guy. All … [Read More...]
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Whelan: Let me now apologize for “appalling and inexcusable mistake in judgment”
Many of us wondered what the usually reliable Ed Whelan had up his sleeve the last few days, as he hinted that information would emerge that would force Dianne Feinstein to apologize to Brett Kavanaugh. Last night, as John reported, Whelan finally delivered — … [Read More...]
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Trump Fights Media Spin
President-elect Trump has a way of making Americans feel good again about their country, their future and themselves, and then the media spin comes along in an attempt to dilute that momentum. It is so obvious to the America people that every article the … [Read More...]
Election 2016
Today’s hot topics at Hot Air at the Fair: Ellison scandal, MN midterms, election annulment, Kavanaugh hearing, and more!
The Minnesota State Fair returns to the Fairgrounds, and so does Hot Air at the Fair! All this week, local Salem Radio affiliate AM 1280 The […]
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Poll: Abolish ICE is an election year loser, even among Democrats
The Associated Press published a poll today which found that the far left’s “Abolish ICE” campaign is likely to do Democrats more harm than good […]
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Outrage Over Obamacare Anyone?
Come On People, Where’s The Outrage Over Obamacare? Okay, so at the moment Americans are distracted. With the Hillary Clinton scandals and scams all over the news […]
Obamacare Insurance Premium
Obamacare Insurance Premium Big Shock Obamacare insurance premium keeps shocking American voters…hmm, could that be due to the lies Americans were told about Obama care insurance premiums […]
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Hooray Americans Reject Democrats
Hooray, November 8th, 2016 will go down in history as the date the American voters changed history. The fact that a national uprising at the voting booths successfully defeated Hillary Clinton and handed Mr. Trump a win will change the direction of America's … [Read More...]
Outrage Over Obamacare Anyone?
Come On People, Where's The Outrage Over Obamacare? Okay, so at the moment Americans are distracted. With the Hillary Clinton scandals and scams all over the news and now the FBI's reopening of Hillary's email server scandal case stealing the headlines, the issue … [Read More...]
Does McConnell still want this nomination to proceed?
Relax. There’s nothing in the news this morning to suggest that he doesn’t. At last check, four days ago, he was still onboard the Kavanaugh express. I’m wondering about his current mood, though, because McConnell is a bottom-line kind of guy. All of the anger people like me have been venting for the past week […]
Whelan: Let me now apologize for “appalling and inexcusable mistake in judgment”
Many of us wondered what the usually reliable Ed Whelan had up his sleeve the last few days, as he hinted that information would emerge that would force Dianne Feinstein to apologize to Brett Kavanaugh. Last night, as John reported, Whelan finally delivered — with a speculative and unsubstantiated theory of mistaken identity. More shockingly, […]
Trump: Say, why didn’t Ford contact police when alleged attack occurred?
And things were going so well. Well, okay, not well, but today’s obligatory presidential tweet isn’t going to improve the situation for Senate Republicans and Brett Kavanaugh. This Donald Trump message was fine: Judge Brett Kavanaugh is a fine man, with an impeccable reputation, who is under assault by radical left wing politicians who don’t want […]
Again? Florida airport stops theft of airline jet
A month ago, we wondered just how easy it was to steal a commercial airliner. Today, the answer seems to be — easier than you think, but perhaps not quite as easy as Nishal Sankat thought. Police arrested the 22-year-old Florida student after his plan to steal an American Airlines jet nearly succeeded. The question […]
Ford attorney demands: Kavanaugh testifies first, Judge subpoena, and no outside counsel
And a pony and a car, or at least it might as well be. Debra Katz, the same attorney who started off the week demanding a hearing so that Christine Blasey Ford could tell her story, now says her client can’t come any time earlier than next Thursday. And she can’t testify unless she can […]
Another aide to NY Governor gets six years in prison
New York, New York. So much vice they say it twice. We’ve reached what appears to be the end of the line for a story which started back in January of this year when long-time aide to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, Joe Percoco, went on trial for a series of pay to play schemes. […]
Was ‘White Flight’ a Personal Economic Decision?
The switch in development pattern the United States experienced after World War II—one where major cities lost population while a new series of auto-oriented suburbs sprung up on their periphery—is often referred to as “white flight”. When this term is used to describe the results of those decades, it broadly makes sense. But I’ve always […]
Was ‘White Flight’ a Personal Economic Decision?
The switch in development pattern the United States experienced after World War II—one where major cities lost population while a new series of auto-oriented suburbs sprung up on their periphery—is often referred to as “white flight”. When this term is used to describe the results of those decades, it broadly makes sense. But I’ve always […]
Was ‘White Flight’ a Personal Economic Decision?
The switch in development pattern the United States experienced after World War II—one where major cities lost population while a new series of auto-oriented suburbs sprung up on their periphery—is often referred to as “white flight”. When this term is used to describe the results of those decades, it broadly makes sense. But I’ve always […]
Was ‘White Flight’ a Personal Economic Decision?
The switch in development pattern the United States experienced after World War II—one where major cities lost population while a new series of auto-oriented suburbs sprung up on their periphery—is often referred to as “white flight”. When this term is used to describe the results of those decades, it broadly makes sense. But I’ve always […]