Mission Statement: This blog reviews the news of the day in light of 242 years of American history. "Nationalism," a modern day pejorative, has been our country's politic throughout history, until 2008. Obama changed that narrative. Trump is seeking a return to our historical roots. Midknight Review supports this return to normality.
Soo, Elijah really does not care about working "across the aisle" to help solve problems in Baltimore.
Elijah Cummings Declines To Tour Baltimore HUD Facility With Ben Carson
Understand that no one is more of a non-partisan guy
than Dr. Ben Carson. Cummings should be ashamed.
Pretty soon, Fox commercials will score higher than the Maddow Show.
Fox News had the four highest rated cable news programs for the month
of July, while MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow continued to see her ratings
stagnate.
“The Rachel Maddow Show” fell to fifth it total viewers this month, behind Fox News’ “Hannity,” “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” “The Ingraham Angle,” and “The Five,” according to Nielsen Media Research.
“The Rachel Maddow Show” fell to fifth it total viewers this month, behind Fox News’ “Hannity,” “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” “The Ingraham Angle,” and “The Five,” according to Nielsen Media Research.
So Sharpton, Pelosi and Schumer are not "radicals?" Good grief. No wonder Trump gets away with his criticism.
The Rev. Al Sharpton on Monday called out President Trump for his rhetoric when referring to people of color after the president's recent attacks on the city of Baltimore.
"He attacks everybody. I know Donald Trump, he’s not mature enough to take criticism ... he’s like a child," Sharpton said at the news conference in Charm City. "But he has a particular venom for blacks and people of color."
"He attacks [Speaker] Nancy Pelosi, he attacks [Senate Democratic Leader] Chuck Schumer, he attacks other whites, but he never said that their districts or their states are places that no human beings want to live," Sharpton, the founder of the nonprofit National Action Network, said, citing Trump's criticism of the city as violent . . . . .
"He attacks everybody. I know Donald Trump, he’s not mature enough to take criticism ... he’s like a child," Sharpton said at the news conference in Charm City. "But he has a particular venom for blacks and people of color."
"He attacks [Speaker] Nancy Pelosi, he attacks [Senate Democratic Leader] Chuck Schumer, he attacks other whites, but he never said that their districts or their states are places that no human beings want to live," Sharpton, the founder of the nonprofit National Action Network, said, citing Trump's criticism of the city as violent . . . . .
Universal checks and a 10 day waiting period and still, Californians have to deal with this sadness.
San Francisco Chronicle:
Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting: 3 killed, 15 wounded, gunman dead
— A gunman with an assault-type rifle opened fire at the Gilroy Garlic
Festival on Sunday evening, killing three and wounding 15 others, some
critically, before being killed by police, Gilroy police said. A
6-year-old boy was among the dead.
No, America was not impressed with the ongoing Mueller fiasco.
Viewership for the most recent Mueller hearings was 13 million, down from the 20 million mark for past concressional hearings. Read Breitbart, here.
He said it in his opening testimony and wrote it into his report. He got confused during his recent testimony but came back and corrected that testimony. And the Dems lose once again.
Daily Caller: California Rep. Ted Lieu said Thursday he believes that “somebody got to” Robert Mueller to force the former special counsel to correct his testimony about his obstruction investigation of President Donald Trump.
Lieu, a Democrat, offered up the unfounded conspiracy theory in an interview on CNN when asked about an exchange he had Wednesday with Mueller during a House Judiciary Committee hearing.
During their exchange, Mueller gave would-be bombshell testimony that the reason he did not indict Trump for obstructing the Russia probe was because of a Justice Department office of legal counsel opinion that prohibits indicting sitting presidents.
“The reason again that you did not indict Donald Trump is because of [Office of Legal Counsel] opinion stating that you cannot indict a sitting president, correct?” Lieu asked Mueller in the hearing.
“That is correct,” Mueller said.
But before Democrats could
“Now before we go to questions, I want to add one correction to my testimony this morning,” Mueller began in his opening remarks.
“I want to go back to one thing that was said this morning by Mr. Lieu, who said, and I quote, ‘you didn’t charge the president because of the OLC opinion.'”
“That is not the correct way to say it,” he said, adding, “as we say in the report, and as I said in the opening, we did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime.”
God bless South Dakota . . . also the home of the largest annual bikers gathering in the world. I rode there in 2013 - editor.
An 'In God We Trust' Sign Will Be Hung In Every South Dakota Public School
. . . . the state does not provide funding for the schools to make and hang these displays. The law does say the state will cover the cost if a school district gets sued because of these displays. The state’s attorney general will represent the school for free and the state will cover all court costs that the school would normally have to pay.
Just to be clear: a federal court blocked Trump's limitations on third world asylum seekers, so Trump comes up with an agreement holding Guatemala accountable for asylum seekers passing through its borders. Our courts can't stop this. Brilliant.
Daily Callers; President Donald Trump announced Friday that he struck a deal with
Guatemala for the Central American country to serve as a safe third
country for asylum seekers.
Under a safe third country agreement, Guatemala would be required to accept some asylum seekers within its own borders, helping to stem the overflow of migrants headed toward the southern U.S. border. A migrant from Honduras, for example, would first seek asylum in Guatemala or Mexico before the U.S.
The safe third country deal comes on the
heels of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and DHS issuing new rules
on asylum seekers rendering them ineligible for protection if they fail
to first apply in another country they traverse through on their way to
the U.S. The rule, which would effectively neuter most of the asylum
claims from Central Americans at the U.S. border, was later blocked by a federal judge.
Under a safe third country agreement, Guatemala would be required to accept some asylum seekers within its own borders, helping to stem the overflow of migrants headed toward the southern U.S. border. A migrant from Honduras, for example, would first seek asylum in Guatemala or Mexico before the U.S.
The safe third country deal comes on the
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