Tell Me, Please: Who Can I Vote For?
by Phil Erwin Help! Somebody, please tell me: Who can I vote for? I kinda felt that way in 2016. And such may be the internal, agonizing question now being asked, silently, by a great many Democrats and Independents who are recognizing the – ahem – shall we say, tenuous nature of Joe Biden’s basement […]
POLITICS | Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Says ‘Our Goal Is to Get Trump Out’
BY TOM OZIMEK Black Lives Matter Global Network co-founder Patrisse Cullors said Friday that President Donald Trump is unfit for office and said that “our goal is to get Trump out.” Cullors made the remarks while appearing on CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper, telling him that, “Trump not only needs to not be in office in November […]
POLITICS | Bush Spokesman Says New York Times Claim He Won’t Be Voting for Trump ‘Is Completely Made Up’
BY JACK PHILLIPS Former President George W. Bush’s spokesperson strongly denied a report from The New York Times that the 43rd president wouldn’t vote for President Donald Trump’s reelection. “This is completely made up,” Bush’s spokesman Freddy Ford told The Texas Tribune on June 8. “He is retired from presidential politics and has not indicated how he will vote.” On […]
‘Every American Should Be Afraid’: Former ICE Chief Says A Biden Victory Would Lead To ‘Chaos’ At The Border
JASON HOPKINS IMMIGRATION AND POLITICS REPORTER . Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) acting director Tom Homan spoke to the Daily Caller News Foundation about his thoughts on a possible Joe Biden victory. The longtime immigration official did not hold back on his criticism, saying there would be chaos at the border if Biden ousted President […]
POLITICS | Bernie Sanders Suspending 2020 Campaign
BY ZACHARY STIEBER Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is suspending his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, he said on April 8. “I have concluded that this battle for the Democratic nomination will not be successful,” he said. Sanders made the announcement during a conference call with campaign staffers on Wednesday morning before speaking to supporters in a […]
POLITICS | Die Another Day: Bonds like Prop 13 are a burden for tomorrow
By Chris Reed The conventional wisdom about Proposition 13 — the only ballot measure before California voters in the March 3 election — is that the $15 billion construction bond benefiting public schools, state universities and community colleges is of relatively little importance to the average voter. While there are concerns that local districts will have […]
POLITICS | Joe Biden Takes Home Victory In South Carolina Primary, His First Time Ever Winning A Presidential State Primary
CHRISTIAN DATOC SENIOR WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT . Former Vice President Joe Biden is projected to score a much needed victory in Saturday’s South Carolina Democratic presidential primary election. Biden, who had only earned 15 delegates after the first three states had voted in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, outpaced current front-runner Vermont Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders with […]
Ventura | Notice What The 2020 Council Candidates Promise
The 2020 City Council election is this November. The challenges facing Ventura are so crucial that they will shape the city for decades. Who the candidates will be for the Council in this election will likely be unknown until July. The nomination period opens July 13th and closes August 5th. Our city is […]
I “Won’t be Fooled Again” in 2020, Comes Home to Roost
By Richard Eber It’s apparently not enough that Democrats hold every State office from the Governor to three quarters of the Legislature. Despite having this absolute power, they insist on creating misinformation in placing initiatives on the ballot to bamboozle voters The latest victim of their corrupt actions is the attempt to repeal a […]
Impeachment Witnesses: Fair is Fair
by Phil Erwin So. The impeachment “opening arguments” have been presented. Both sides have laid out their respective cases – to convict and remove our Dastardly President (in the case of Democrats), or to leave the poor guy alone and let him do his job (in the case of Republicans.) The Democrats’ team of […]
