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Federal prosecutors charged a Border Patrol agent Monday with drug smuggling after they tracked him making a run from th...
08/11/2020
Border Patrol agent arrested on drug smuggling charges in Arizona

Federal prosecutors charged a Border Patrol agent Monday with drug smuggling after they tracked him making a run from the border in to Phoenix and dropping off packages that agents later found to be filled with cocaine, heroin and fentanyl.

Federal prosecutors charged a Border Patrol agent Monday with drug smuggling after they tracked him making a run from the border in to Phoenix and dropping off packages that agents later found to be filled with cocaine, heroin and fentanyl.

Mitch McConnell blamed Democrats Monday for demanding a liberal, non-COVID-19-related agenda be furthered during coronav...
08/11/2020
McConnell, Schumer point fingers over failed COVID-19 relief talks

Mitch McConnell blamed Democrats Monday for demanding a liberal, non-COVID-19-related agenda be furthered during coronavirus relief talks, saying President Trump was forced to take action to help Americans in need.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blamed Democrats Monday for demanding a liberal, non-COVID-19-related agenda be furthered during coronavirus relief talks, saying President Trump was forced to take action over the weekend on his own to help soften the blow to Americans in need.

Harry H. Rogers, 36, was convicted of six misdemeanors and sentenced to a year in jail for each charge.
08/11/2020
Man who drove through Black Lives Matter protest sentenced to 6 years

Harry H. Rogers, 36, was convicted of six misdemeanors and sentenced to a year in jail for each charge.

A Virginia man who a prosecutor described as a leader of the Ku Klux Klan and who drove through a Black Lives Matter protest in June was sentenced Monday to six years in jail.

An epidemiological study by top scientists threw cold water on calls for universal mail-in voting to avoid long lines at...
08/11/2020
Scientists find no link between long lines, coronavirus cases in blow to mail-in voting

An epidemiological study by top scientists threw cold water on calls for universal mail-in voting to avoid long lines at the polls and the risk of spreading the novel coronavirus.

An epidemiological study by top scientists threw cold water on calls for universal mail-in voting to avoid long lines at the polls and the risk of spreading the novel coronavirus.

“Black Lives Matter” murals are sweeping the U.S. in the wake of George Floyd’s death. But officials in one Pennsylvania...
08/11/2020
City says no to BLM street mural: ‘I mean children matter, religion matters, a lot of things matter’

“Black Lives Matter” murals are sweeping the U.S. in the wake of George Floyd’s death. But officials in one Pennsylvania town aren’t signing off on having the slogan on their streets.

“Black Lives Matter” murals are sweeping the U.S. in the wake of George Floyd’s death in the custody of Minneapolis police. But officials in one Pennsylvania town aren’t signing off on having the slogan on their streets.

Stefan Halper’s remarks to Steven P. Schrage, then a doctoral candidate at Cambridge, were recorded on Jan. 10, 2017, tw...
08/11/2020
FBI spy foretold Michael Flynn’s fall, ex-student says

Stefan Halper’s remarks to Steven P. Schrage, then a doctoral candidate at Cambridge, were recorded on Jan. 10, 2017, two days before a Washington Post column on Flynn led to his quick White House dismissal.

A onetime associate of FBI spy Stefan Halper says the University of Cambridge professor told him that retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn was “unsuitable” for the post of President Trump’s national security adviser and added, “I don’t think Flynn’s going to be around long.”

“We did something that’s very important and frankly, it’s been very well received.”
08/10/2020
Trump touts popular executive actions, proposes more tax cuts as Dems mull next move

“We did something that’s very important and frankly, it’s been very well received.”

The White House said President Trump acted with full legal authority to bypass Congress in providing more aid to Americans hurting from the coronavirus pandemic, while no Democratic leaders stepped forward Monday to block the political popular moves less than three months before national elections.

As protesters chanted “Black Lives Matter,” counter-demonstrators across the street chanted “U.S.A.” and recited the Ple...
08/10/2020
Gun-toting counterprotesters jeer Black Lives Matter activists in Nevada

As protesters chanted “Black Lives Matter,” counter-demonstrators across the street chanted “U.S.A.” and recited the Pledge of Allegiance.

Several dozen Black Lives Matter demonstrators at a weekend protest in rural Nevada were greeted by a far larger group of counter-demonstrators, including some bearing military-style weapons and tactical gear.

A shooting near the White House Monday afternoon prompted Secret Service agents to pull President Trump out of a press c...
08/10/2020
Trump pulled from press conference after shooting near White House

A shooting near the White House Monday afternoon prompted Secret Service agents to pull President Trump out of a press conference.

A shooting near the White House Monday afternoon prompted Secret Service agents to pull President Trump out of a press conference as a precaution moments after the president’s briefing started.

08/10/2020
The White House

The White House

LIVE—President Trump holds a news conference.

A Florida school district was wrong when it forced a transgender high school student to either use the girls bathroom or...
08/10/2020
Federal appeals court rules for transgender student in bathroom case

A Florida school district was wrong when it forced a transgender high school student to either use the girls bathroom or a single-stall gender neutral bathroom, a federal appeals court ruled.

A Florida school district was wrong when it forced a transgender high school student to either use the girls bathroom or a single-stall gender neutral bathroom, a federal appeals court ruled.

"These looters, these thieves, these criminals they are being emboldened by no consequences in the criminal system. They...
08/10/2020
Chicago’s caravans of looters ‘emboldened by no consequences’ atmosphere, cops say

"These looters, these thieves, these criminals they are being emboldened by no consequences in the criminal system. They get released. Many charges get dropped.”

Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown says the city’s “no consequences” philosophy toward criminality in May and June is responsible for a new round of looting and rioting.

A large group of as many as 60 people “targeted” the private residence of the officer and physically assaulted him when ...
08/10/2020
Protesters fire shotgun into Black officer’s home, police say: ‘They were trying to kill me’

A large group of as many as 60 people “targeted” the private residence of the officer and physically assaulted him when he tried to stop them from vandalizing the home.

Dozens of protesters descended upon a police officer’s home in Milwaukee County Saturday night, vandalizing the residence, physically assaulting the officer and firing a single shotgun round into the home, police said.

“Millions of families are facing hunger, the threat of eviction, and the loss of their health care during a pandemic tha...
08/10/2020
Ed Markey fires back at Ted Cruz over ‘magic money tree’ tweet: ‘It’s not a god–- joke’

“Millions of families are facing hunger, the threat of eviction, and the loss of their health care during a pandemic that is worsening every day. Get real.”

Democratic Sen. Ed Markey fired back at Republican Sen. Ted Cruz on Twitter after Mr. Cruz mocked his coronavirus relief proposal that would give “every person” in the country $2,000 a month for a sustained period of time.

The site of Trump’s speech has bounced around due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Gettysburg idea is new, with Pennsylv...
08/10/2020
Trump says he’ll accept GOP nomination at White House or Gettysburg

The site of Trump’s speech has bounced around due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Gettysburg idea is new, with Pennsylvania a critical state for Trump’s reelection prospects.

President Trump said Monday he will accept the Republican nomination for president on Aug. 27 at either the historic battlefield in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, or the White House.

"What it has clearly demonstrated is: You take the pressure off the virus, the virus bounces back.”
08/10/2020
WHO: ‘No indication that there is seasonality’ with COVID-19

"What it has clearly demonstrated is: You take the pressure off the virus, the virus bounces back.”

A top official at the World Health Organization said Monday it is clear the new coronavirus is not behaving seasonally, so countries must remain vigilant and avoid complacency.

“The student-athletes have been working too hard for their season to be cancelled,” Trump tweeted.
08/10/2020
Trump to top NCAA conferences: Let them play football

“The student-athletes have been working too hard for their season to be cancelled,” Trump tweeted.

President Trump on Monday offered his support to Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence and other college football players who say they’re safer on the field this fall than heading back to communities where the coronavirus is spreading.

All told, the deficit through the first 10 months of the fiscal year is now $2.8 trillion — double the previous record s...
08/10/2020
Federal budget deficit slows as IRS sees record tax receipts

All told, the deficit through the first 10 months of the fiscal year is now $2.8 trillion — double the previous record set under President Obama — with two more months of pandemic spending still to go.

Uncle Sam collected $563 billion in July, the Congressional Budget Office said Monday, setting a new monthly record for federal income and helping slow the growth of the record-shattering deficit that’s built up during the coronavirus pandemic.

08/10/2020
The White House

The White House

LIVE—Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany holds a briefing.

Beijing has historically reacted with a special intensity to signs that the U.S. was bolstering the independence of Taiw...
08/10/2020
China deploys fighter jets ahead of Alex Azar’s visit with Taiwanese president

Beijing has historically reacted with a special intensity to signs that the U.S. was bolstering the independence of Taiwan, which China considers an integral part of its territory.

China on Monday briefly deployed two fighter jets across the midline of the Taiwan Strait shortly ahead of a visit between U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan’s government said.

“We’re not lucky for not having taxes — we have fought hard to create a New Hampshire advantage,” Sununu said. “We’re go...
08/10/2020
N.H. Gov. Chris Sununu bullish on ‘work from home’ tax probe of Massachusetts

“We’re not lucky for not having taxes — we have fought hard to create a New Hampshire advantage,” Sununu said. “We’re going to defend our citizens and defend our businesses.”

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu on Monday suggested that courts could ultimately strike down special rules from Massachusetts to levy taxes on out-of-state commuters working from home during the coronavirus pandemic.

It would make the Big Ten the first of the power five conferences to call off the football season, the biggest moneymake...
08/10/2020
Big Ten to cancel football season following vote: Reports

It would make the Big Ten the first of the power five conferences to call off the football season, the biggest moneymaker in college athletics.

The Big Ten Conference is expected to announce the cancellation of its 2020 football season Tuesday, multiple reports said, mere days after it released a revised schedule featuring 10 conference games for every team.

Baltimore firefighters say an explosion leveled several homes in the city on Monday, killing one person and critically i...
08/10/2020
Explosion levels Baltimore homes; 1 dead, 1 trapped

Baltimore firefighters say an explosion leveled several homes in the city on Monday, killing one person and critically injuring others.

Baltimore firefighters say an explosion leveled several homes in the city on Monday, killing one person and critically injuring others.

The subpoena commands FBI Director Christopher Wray to produce all records related to Crossfire Hurricane to the Senate ...
08/10/2020
Sen. Ron Johnson issues subpoena for documents from FBI in ‘Crossfire Hurricane’ probe

The subpoena commands FBI Director Christopher Wray to produce all records related to Crossfire Hurricane to the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Aug. 20th.

Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin has issued a subpoena to the FBI in his committee’s probe of the “Crossfire Hurricane” investigation of alleged contacts between Russia and President Trump’s 2016 campaign.

Those targeted include Sens. Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley and Pat Toomey, as well as Rep. Chris Smith,...
08/10/2020
China sanctions 11 U.S. politicians, human rights leaders over Hong Kong

Those targeted include Sens. Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley and Pat Toomey, as well as Rep. Chris Smith, along with five human rights leaders who have advocated for democratic causes.

China on Monday imposed sanctions on 11 U.S. lawmakers and leading human rights experts, all of whom have spoken out against a new national security law that Beijing has imposed on Hong Kong that critics say will impede the city’s autonomy.

“So now Schumer and Pelosi want to meet to make a deal. Amazing how it all works, isn’t it."
08/10/2020
Trump: Pelosi, Schumer ready to make a deal after executive orders

“So now Schumer and Pelosi want to meet to make a deal. Amazing how it all works, isn’t it."

President Trump on Monday said Democratic leaders suddenly want to make a deal on a coronavirus relief package after he blew past the stalled negotiations with executive orders to send aid to Americans.

08/10/2020
August 10, 2020

Democratic leaders have dismissed President Trump's attempt to sidestep stalled coronavirus relief talks, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is now urging demonstrators to stay home, and more on today's Front Page Podcast.

Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

As the Black Lives Matter movement gained steam, so did the push to remove Confederate monuments, with more memorials ha...
08/10/2020
119 Confederate statues removed since George Floyd died

As the Black Lives Matter movement gained steam, so did the push to remove Confederate monuments, with more memorials having been taken down since George Floyd’s death than in the past three years combined.

As the Black Lives Matter movement gained steam, so did the push to remove Confederate monuments, with more memorials having been taken down since George Floyd’s death than in the past three years combined.

The man who just a couple of weeks ago was marching with demonstrators against the federal courthouse in his Oregon city...
08/10/2020
Portland’s riots turn liberal mayor into law-and-order disciple

The man who just a couple of weeks ago was marching with demonstrators against the federal courthouse in his Oregon city, earning a tear-gassing for his effort, has done a complete about-face.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler suddenly sounds like he is channeling a Trump administration official.

“The kindest thing I can say is he doesn’t know what he’s talking about or, something is wrong there. Something is very,...
08/10/2020
Democrats question Trump’s coronavirus relief orders, stop short of filing court challenge

“The kindest thing I can say is he doesn’t know what he’s talking about or, something is wrong there. Something is very, very wrong there.”

Democratic leaders on Sunday dismissed President Trump’s attempt to sidestep stalled coronavirus relief talks, saying his executive actions to delay payroll tax payments and extend federal unemployment benefits are false promises.

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August 10, 2020
August 10, 2020

Democratic leaders have dismissed President Trump's attempt to sidestep stalled coronavirus relief talks, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is now urging demonstrators to stay home, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

August 7, 2020
August 7, 2020

President Trump announces he is reimposing 10% tariffs on Canadian aluminum, New York's attorney general is suing to dissolve the National Rifle Association, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

August 6, 2020
August 6, 2020

Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates says Former FBI Director James Comey went rogue when he dispatched agents to interview Michael Flynn in January 2017, Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar is gearing up for a historic trip to Taiwan, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

News & Notes Roundup II
News & Notes Roundup II

Listen to a round-up of the latest news and notes from the campaign trail, including Kansas Rep. Roger Marshall winning the GOP Senate primary over Kris Kobach, activist Cori Bush unseating 10-term Rep. Lacy Clay in Missouri, and more on the latest Campaign 2020 podcast. Visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/elections for more.

August 5, 2020
August 5, 2020

Extending the Paycheck Protection Program is one of the few areas of agreement between the White House and Democrats in the latest coronavirus relief package, President Trump signs the Great American Outdoors Act to fund the National Park Service's deferred maintenance backlog, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

August 4, 2020
August 4, 2020

The Trump campaign launches an ad blitz in four early voting states, Foreign nationals from China and Iran were granted security clearances from the U.S. Agency for Global Media, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

August 3, 2020
August 3, 2020

The race to be Joe Biden's running mate sprints to the finish, experts doubt President Trump's executive order to strip illegal immigrants from the census count will work, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 31, 2020
July 31, 2020

U.S. gross domestic product fell by a record 32.9% in the second quarter due to coronavirus shutdowns, Senate Republicans want to shield businesses from liability lawsuits in the next coronavirus relief package, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 30, 2020
July 30, 2020

The CEOs of Big Tech are criticized on Capitol Hill for their monopolistic grip, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown agrees to send in state police to protect the federal courthouse in Portland, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 29, 2020
July 29, 2020

Attorney General Bill Barr condemns Democrats for not calling out violence at the federal courthouse in Portland, Oregon, the Trump administration stops admissions to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 28, 2020
July 28, 2020

The Senate GOP's HEALS Act faces pushback from congressional Democrats, kicking Turkey out of the Pentagon's F-35 program is proving harder than expected, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 27, 2020
July 27, 2020

Senate Republicans unveil the details of their next coronavirus relief plan, President Trump plans more executive actions in the lead-up to his renomination, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 24, 2020
July 24, 2020

President Trump cancels his Republican National Convention nomination party in Jacksonville, Pentagon officials are enjoying increased cooperation with China's neighbors, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 23, 2020
July 23, 2020

U.S. officials order China to close their consulate in Houston over accusations of spying, Pfizer will provide 100 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine to the government if it is approved, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 22, 2020
July 22, 2020

President Trump acknowledges the COVID-19 crisis "may get worse before it gets better," the Justice Department accuses the Chinese government of running an elaborate cyberhacking operation, and more. on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020

AstraZeneca and Oxford University's COVID-19 vaccine candidate produces a 'robust' immune response, counterterrorism has been absent from President Trump's reelection pitch, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 20, 2020
July 20, 2020

The National Institutes of Health is awarding developers creating quicker and more efficient COVID-19 tests, President Trump pushes back against critics of his coronavirus response, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 17, 2020
July 17, 2020

COVID-19 testing demands are straining capacity nationwide, Attorney General Bill Barr warns against U.S. businesses going too far to appease China, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 16, 2020
July 16, 2020

Economists warn that more business bankruptcies are on the way due to coronavirus shutdowns, the COVID-19 epicenter focus shifts to Central and South America, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 15, 2020
July 15, 2020

The Trump administration retreats on plans to deport international college students who are only studying online, President Trump signs the Hong Kong Autonomy Act, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 14, 2020
July 14, 2020

The Washington Redskins will change their team name after 87 years, the U.S. declares China's claims in the South China Sea illegal, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 13, 2020
July 13, 2020

White House coronavirus testing czar Adm. Brett Giroir warns of more lockdowns if states can't get the pandemic under control, House Democrats demand more training and accountability for the U.S. Capitol Police, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 10, 2020
July 10, 2020

The Supreme Court closes out its term by ruling criminal prosecutors can demand access to President Trump's tax returns but Congress cannot, Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon is found dead of an apparent suicide, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 9, 2020
July 9, 2020

The Supreme Court delivers two wins to religious liberty advocates, President Trump is rejecting guidance from the CDC on how to safely reopen schools, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 8, 2020
July 8, 2020

President Trump wants K-12 schools to open for fall classes, the Trump administration is considering banning TikTok, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 7, 2020
July 7, 2020

The Supreme Court rules states can punish Electoral College electors who do not vote for the candidate who won their state, gun violence is spiking in major U.S. cities, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

July 6, 2020
July 6, 2020

Coronavirus cases hit new highs in multiple states, President Trump's base is increasingly worried after a series of serious setbacks, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

June 24, 2020
June 24, 2020

President Trump visits border wall construction in Yuma, Arizona, coronavirus task force officials are warning of parties in college towns turning into 'superspreader' events, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

June 23, 2020
June 23, 2020

The White House is downplaying talk of a second wave of the coronavirus as cases reach new highs in some states, President Trump moves to cut 525,000 guest worker visas, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

June 22, 2020
June 22, 2020

A recap of President Trump's rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, House Democrats are still weighing whether or not to call former national security adviser John Bolton to testify, and more on today's Front Page Podcast. Listen below, or visit http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage to read these stories and subscribe for free.

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Here's a new aspect that hasn't been brought! Tip O'Neill, former Democrat Speaker off the House, once explained why Democrats won election after election! Since 1968 the most prominent and powerful Political Party in our country has been the Democrat Party! They've sculpted our society today! Tip made the simple statement that, "All Politics Is Local"! What he meant was that regardless of any National Issue, the rank and file voter will believe and vote for the politicians that stands before them with promises to deal with their local area the most! He can promise to fix the highways! He can promise a New Civic Center, and if he touches at all on a National issue it will be vague, wishy-washy but it will be in terms that affect the local people. We generally buy snake-oil from someone we can relate to! Once elections are won, promises are generally ignored! What Nancy Pelosi and her Democrats have done is scare the bejesus out of everyone, attempt to destroy our economy and, since the economy is nowhere near where it was at the height of Trump, they want to keep it that way. They can't, in any shape or form, defeat Trump with good ideas and strong policies. They have none! So their "ONLY" hope is to "TURN" the country against him. Nobody on the Left, in the Democrat Party or in the Mainstream Press gives Trump credit for anything (except for Cuomo and a couple of other Governors and they were taken to the woodshed) and have done nothing but complain, disagree, accuse, and generally vilify Trump on everything. Nancy has managed to make a National Issue a "REAL" National Issue which effects everyone in the country. It can't be ignored in favor of a new Dog Pound Facility! Does she really think that the people of Smalltown, Boise, Idaho, will really care if that Democrat politician in front of them promises a new Recreation Center or promises to get the roads fixed? They're worried about survival, a job, food, making bill payments, mortgage payments! Nancy Pelosi was a great fundraiser for her Party and she twisted arms to get the Speakership again after losing it the first time! She's NOT a political genius! She's a fool and she's destroying her Party and Democrats are going to let her do it!
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REOPENING WITHOUT TESTING AND PUBLIC SPRAYING IS DEATH SENTENCE By: Dr. Israel Romero, JD (International Jurist), PhD To have a reliable and safe vaccine will take some time because coronavirus is unique, so the vaccine must be. Trying variations to current shots like flu and SARS doesn’t work even though COVID-19 has SARS as basis. Trump psychosis for the dollar constitutes a national security issue. He is pushing to “liberate Michigan, Minnesota and Virginia,” is dangerous. Some president supporters challenged Michigan governor asking to end the stay-at-home curfew. Unfortunately they don’t know what they are asking for. Immediate reopening without testing the entire country population and without disinfecting public places and streets by spraying to kill virus present in the environment, equals to a death sentence. Viruses are microscopic organisms that exist almost everywhere on earth. The coronavirus is a parasitic strand of DNA or RNA encapsulated in a protein coat that enters the cells by wearing a protein coat made out of proteins needed by a certain cell. Prefers the ACE-2 needed mostly by heart, lungs and kidneys in humans. Can stay in the environment for years but collapses at high temperatures or by the action of chemical insecticides. Like any other virus, the one causing COVID-19 will be in earth forever. Shall reappear for cycles, similar to the flu virus. Due to its condition, can be pushed to mutate in a lab by applying special proteins. Then, applying electric chokes is activated and mixes, forming a new microorganism. This is the biological theory that makes think coronavirus was produced at a lab for irresponsible scientists, or under duress by corrupt tyrant government entities. A question that can be answered without hesitation is, do illnesses provoked by viruses can be cured? The answer is NO! They can be prevented with a special vaccine for that specific virus because the shot stimulates the immune human defense system to produce specific antibodies for this specific virus. This is the reason why effective vaccines take long time, perhaps years to be developed with the least side effects. Remember, some medications cure something but produce worse illnesses, like cancer. So a vaccine can be. Based upon above statements we can tell people that looking for shortcuts is dangerous, and vaccines formulated for other illnesses don’t work but can have grave consequences, including death. Hydroxychloroquine may work in other sickness but tried for coronavirus COVID-19 can be fatal. People that tried already can testify about this. In Seattle, WA failed. So did in Brasil where 81 people participated in a trial, eleven died almost instantly and the rest are hospitalized. None was cured. Again, when you have COVID-19 in a serious condition, isn’t much medical experts can do for you. Those with mild attack of fever or cough will recover by passage of time, similar to what occurs with flu. There is a scientific principle that reads that humans can deceive humans. Humans can’t deceive a virus by attacking it with something created to prevent or cure other type of virus or illness. Not even a modified one works. When you see similarities between existing virus and a new one, you think, “I got it!” Only to wake up to reality: you have to go the whole nine yards! Illusion like when you are at a dessert dying by dehydration and see water everywhere, doesn’t work. CONCLUSION. President Trump economic psychosis trying to reopen the country to normal business may be a good try if we first test every single American –to know who must be in quarantine, and after spraying public places, streets, public transportation and controlling international traveling. Other than that asking to “liberate” any parts of the country is equivalent to a death sentence for the entire country. (Dr. Romero is independent scientific researcher, journalist and writer – [email protected])
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While millions wonder where their next meal is coming from, Nancy is at home eating ice cream . . .
Editor: The GET MY PAYMENT site (IRS PORTAL) does NOT work whatsoever if a person filed for 2019 and the taxpayer owed ZERO taxes. Perhaps millions of taxpayers (mostly older folks who faithfully filed in 2109 file but owed no taxes) today NOW cannot use GET MY PAYMENT. Description of problem: The choice on the GET MY PAYMENT site is to enter a number only for refund or amount owed in taxes. That number is of course a "0". Above that is the choice of pressing OWED MONEY or REFUND. These are the only buttons you can choose. I tried each time (various attempts) pressing one or the other button, but entering "0" of course. Each time the site tells me the system is unavailable: "We apologize for the inconvenience but this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later." If one tries NOT pushing either button, OWED MONEY or REFUND, it simply directs in bold red color warning to push one button or the other, it REQUIRES to push either button, in order to proceed. There is no choice for "NEITHER" or something like that. So it then locks the taxpayer out. So there is no way for millions of folks who are owed the stimulus $1200 to enter their BANKING INFO at all, nor to check on any status. This should be an easy fix for the IRS but no way for me to contact the IRS. Perhaps the editor of this site can, or can at least publish the issue so tax experts know about this. By the way there are dozens of posts all over the web of people who also have figured out this major "ZERO" problem exists. Not in your publication though. I was putting the info in for my mom who owed ZERO taxes on her 2019 return (which was filed in February 2019). For my wife and I the GET MY PAYMENT worked fine, easy (but I have not received our $2400 yet of course). Either way my wife and I are very technically adept, not to worry about that. I have a doctorate, I am a lawyer, my wife a business degree and was a controller. This is truly a major defect affecting millions of mostly older folks who already faithfully filed their taxes for 2019, knew they were not owed a refund, so their tax experts correctly entered no banking info (ie., not a good idea to enter banking info with a 1040 if you are to receive no refund, as you may in future change banks, etc. Note the other recent glitch now of the stimulus checks going to older defunct bank accounts, etc). Now many (like my mom) may die before the paper checks actually arrive perhaps months from now, making the paper checks essentially useless? That is just not right. Contact me if you wish.
Just a bit to make you aware
TRUMP’S NAME IN STIMULUS CHECKS RENDERS THEM NULL AND VOID By: Dr. Israel Romero, JD (International Jurist), PhD President Trump and US Treasurer have violated both Elections Law and Business Law when inserted Trump’s name in the stimulus checks. The question is whether or not banks will honor them? Probably not. Experts have the opinion that trying to make President Trump signing the checks and later inserting his name where the MEMO goes, are only delay tactics by this unconventional/nontraditional president pursuing his desire to show off his hate, disdain and efforts to discriminate against poor people, that are in dire need of funds to cover some of their monthly expenses. If the move is political or psychopathic motivated, we most analyze if violates American Law. The answer is: maybe yes because pursuant to Business Law Ch.24 states that a check is a negotiable instrument, unconditional written order that involves three parties to wit: drawer, drawee and payee. President Trump is neither. Therefore, his name on those checks violates the law, and renders the stimulus checks null and void, and banks have a legitimate reason to refuse payment when presented by beneficiaries for cashing. The MEMO section of a check indicates the reason for payment. President Trump is not the reason for such a payment by the Federal Government. Therefore, the checks will be null and void if his name appears as reason for payment because then, unquestionable will be considered political campaign advertising in violation of the Elections Law because takes advantage of a governmental program to publicize his name, something not authorized by US Congress when passed the bill for the stimulus to the economy due to the coronavirus crisis. American Elections Law states that only campaign managers or treasurers must be involved in payments or business transactions. The candidate is not authorized to appear as MEMO of any payments, even when the campaign works in promoting his candidacy. Campaign funds are an item very well scrutinized by watchdogs and by the government, especially the National Elections Board, and candidates never sign checks or receive money into personal accounts. CONCLUSION. Trying to take advantage of US Congress inability to curb him, President Trump violates the law everyday. The best chance for American voters is November 2020. Vote for Biden to get rid of this psychiatric ill person Donald J. Trump from the White House and bring the country back to normal and together. (Dr. Romero is independent scientific researcher, journalist and writer – [email protected])