Happy Presidents’ Day! pic.twitter.com/M7sap9wk1r
— Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) February 15, 2016
Let’s take a moment to honor John Tyler, the only president to be kicked out of his own party. #PresidentsDay
— Glenn Whidden (@GlennWhidden) February 15, 2016
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: Written by Phillip Stucky California Sen. Dianne Feinstein warned that President Donald Trump’s immigration plan would severely cripple the agriculture industry in a Wednesday evening interview. “We’re the largest agricultural producer in America It’s a $50 billion industry. We employ tens of thousands of agricultural workers,” The Democratic senator said on CNN….
Eapen Thampy has worked in politics and advocated to legalize cannabis for years. But now, he is among those who need the policies he advocates for to become reality. Currently, he is facing federal marijuana charges to which he has pled guilty. Over the years, Eapen has built relationships with an incredibly diverse number of…
Evie Fordham on January 9, 2019 Vice President Mike Pence denied Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s characterization of Wednesday’s shutdown talks as a “temper tantrum” and said the president even passed out candy. “For those interested — the candy that [Donald Trump] offered at the start of the congressional leadership meeting included Butterfingers, M&Ms, Baby Ruth,”…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Rob Shimshock A French fashion designer has apologized for selling a boomerang that critics have blasted as culturally offensive. Chanel’s “luxury boomerang,” priced at nearly $2,000, has elicited insults such as “stupid white people” and a demand that the company pays reparations, reported The Sydney Morning Herald. Makeup artist…
3. Grover Cleveland — “Ma, ma, Where’s My Pa” As a true Democrat, Grover Cleveland contributed to our lore of presidential scandals by fathering a son out-of-wedlock. No financial shenanigans for him! When he was running for office, the news broke that Cleveland had had an affair with a widow named Maria C. Halpin, who…
By Luke Rosiak Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) managers wanted to fire a hospital director for misconduct, but wound up paying him $85,000 instead to resign “from federal service voluntarily, completely and irrevocably” — then hired him back anyway, but let him keep the money. Terry Atienza was the chief executive officer of the VA’s…
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