6. Skiing Prowess
Governor Johnson once described his love for skiing as such: “I was kind of a ski bum ski instructor when I was younger. I’ve been trying to convince myself that there’s something better in life than skiing, but I can assure you, after years of looking, there isn’t.” In 2011, he skied with ease down Tuckerman Ravine in New Hampshire, described by OutsideOnline as “lethal mountains.”
By Elias J. Atienza The first Libertarian Party debate was hosted in Biloxi, Mississippi, by the Libertarian Parties of Mississippi and Alabama this past weekend. Here, despite my own personal bias, there were several clear winners and losers. The debate was split into two parts; one with all eleven candidates and then the second half…
Andrew Trunsky on November 2, 2020 One day from the election, President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden are zigzagging in competitive states across the Midwest in one final push before Nov. 3. Trump will hold rallies Monday in Fayetteville, North Carolina; Scranton, Pennsylvania; Traverse City, Michigan and Kenosha, Wisconsin before returning to Michigan…
By Kody Fairfield Just ten days after Donald Trump said, “Hillary Clinton is the defender of the corrupt and rigged status quo. The Clintons have spent decades as insiders lining their own pockets and taking care of donors instead of the American people,” it seems that a Trump tax issue is re-opening the idea of a pay…
by Phillip Stucky Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele isn’t supporting Republican nominee Donald Trump, according to a Buzzfeed report Friday. “I will not be voting for Clinton,” Steele said at a dinner honoring the 40th anniversary of Mother Jones, a progressive magazine. “I will not be voting for Trump either.” Trump has “captured that racist underbelly, that…
By Michael Bastasch President-elect Donald Trump will pick former Texas Gov. Rick Perry to head the Department of Energy (DOE), according to two transition team sources. Perry, who once said he’d eliminate the Department of Energy, could end up heading the agency, sources told CBS News. Perry beat out two other top contenders for Energy…
Judge Andrew Napolitano weighed in this morning on the latest revelations regarding intelligence rated above “top secret” being found on Hillary Clinton’s email server. The Judge says the new revelations make Hillary a “prime candidate for prosecution.” Former CIA operations officer Charles Faddis also weighed in. “These are the crown jewels of the American intelligence…
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