
The new budget is packed with lots of Congressional pork
Pork is back and we can smell the fat a-burning
Pork is back and we can smell the fat a-burning
Will Republicans join Democrats to show bipartisanship? The question remains
With his own political power fading, Trump also pulls out of another endorsement of a failing candidate.
After playing the “loyal soldier” as Trump’s vice president, Pence continues to distance himself from Trump and his extremes
Some all but beg for an endorsement. Others realize it may not be worth anything.
The $13.6 billion aid package helped get a spending bill that has lingered for five months through the partisan Congress
The new President started off strong with the program but inflation and a still lingering COVID-19 became roadblocks
The sudden, unexplained, ruling followed the law, not political agendas,, which angered Republicans
Are Republicans racist? Or course they are, especially those who support the most-racist President in history that voters rejected in 2020.
Instead of fighting Democrats, Republicans are more focused on fighting each other.