It took almost three years and an election that put Democrats in the majority for the House of Representatives to hold one hearing in search of the truth.
Democratic leaders will put forward a vote on the House floor Wednesday to denounce anti-Semitism in the wake of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s latest inflammatory remarks about Jewish support for Israel. But it’s unlikely that Omar will pay a real price for her bigotry.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing indictment on charges of fraud, corruption, breach of trust and bribery. He’s also running for re-election, and with less than six weeks until ballots are scheduled to be cast in Israel, some have raised suspicions of a political hit, not unlike the various hearings and investigations ensnaring President Trump.
Colorado recently passed a measure that, similar to those of several other states, would tie their state’s electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote. New Mexico is now in the midst of the same, joining the currently 11 states and the District of Columbia, accounting for a total of 172 electoral votes, that have adopted the “National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.”
Two years into his presidency, Trump’s lovefest with his supporters appears to continue unabated. But there are two areas where his administration needs to do better.
Making predictions is perilous, especially if you’re betting against the USA. Ten years ago, the elite experts were predicting America’s decline and new world order.
The momentum President Trump and Senator Rubio have created to oust Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro while providing much needed humanitarian aid is worthy of a Nobel Peace Prize.
Question marks are greater than periods. This is actually the formula Jesus used throughout his life. In the four books written about his life, Jesus was asked 183 questions, but only answered three—and at the same time, he asked 307 questions of his own!