by Kitty Testa 1. Deregulate the Subsistence Economy The IRS and the state Departments of Revenue are adamant about tracking financial transactions so that they can wet their beak every time money changes hands. This is especially true of those who make ends meet by working odd jobs or have micro businesses, such as daycare…
by Kody Fairfield A source, reporting to Fox News, has come out to say that the decision by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the Department of Justices (DOJ), to not indict Democratic Presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, for her handling of a private email server while serving as the Secretary of State, as well as the…
by Rachel Stoltzfoos The New York Times “welcome[s] the opportunity” to fight Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in court over a story in which two women accuse him of sexual assault, the paper said Thursday in a letter to Trump’s lawyers. Trump demanded an immediate retraction and apology after the NYT published the piece headlined, “Two Women…
Leaked Emails: Hillary Campaign Jokes About Bill as Liability By Dallas Brooks In the latest release of Wikileaks emails today it was proven that the Hillary Clinton campaign team sees former President Bill Clinton as a major liability. In the communication from March 2015 between Robby Mook, Hillary’s campaign manager, Tina Flournoy, Bill Clinton’s Chief…
by Josh Guckert Gary Johnson has engineered likely the most successful Libertarian presidential run in the party’s history. Nonetheless, he faces harsh criticism from some libertarians who suggest that a “better” candidate would have done better. These critics suffer from the fallacy of “special pleading,” otherwise known as “moving the goalposts.” First, let’s examine the…
by Kody Fairfield Though the Republican National Committee (RNC) has publicly said they are behind their presidential nominee Donald Trump, it would appear that those comments may be nothing more than lip service for the sake of calmness. According to an analysis done by Politico on the Trump Campaign finance records, the RNC has not spent a dime…
by Jonah Bennett Attorney Erika Rottenberg said in a 2015 bombshell email to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign that her inexplicable decision to send secure documents on a private email server and then further delete documents without consulting anyone “smacks of acting above the law.” The email, leaked by WikiLeaks as part of its release of Clinton campaign…
by Michael Bastasch Hillary Clinton’s inner circle proposed inviting a small group of reporters to lobbyist John Podesta’s home for an “off-the-record” dinner to talk about “the only people they should trust” with campaign news, leaked emails show. “Wonder if we shouldn’t parcel out reporters for each of us to call and say the only people…
by Andrew Follett Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has ended his campaign’s field operation in Virginia, effectively conceding the state to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, a Trump campaign adviser told The Wall Street Journal. Trump’s campaign has long been trailing Clinton in Virginia, and likely never considered the state’s 13 electoral votes as crucial to his…
by Blake Neff Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s campaign joked about its lack of diversity in early 2015, saying it was filled with a “lotta white guys” except for a staffer who was “1/16 Apache.” The emails, leaked Thursday as part of WikiLeaks’ massive dump of emails in Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s inbox, were sent…