1.
Joseph Klein: Obama Defends Iran Deal with Falsehoods and Slurs
2.
Joe Messina: Hillary Supporters Want Her to Repeal the Bill of Rights if She's
Elected President
3.
Dr. Gerard Lameiro: Big Questions to
Ask after the Republican Presidential Debates
4.
Lowell Ponte: The Obama Economy is Flatlining... and Soon Might Spiral into
Recession
5.
Ronald Kessler: The Two Donald Trumps
6.
Michelle Seiler-Tucker: Will Trump Rate at the Debate?
Obama
Defends Iran Deal with Falsehoods and Slurs
By
Joseph
Klein
Remember
President Obama's outright lies as he was selling Obamacare? He is now lying on
an even larger scale as he tries to sell his fatally flawed nuclear deal with
Iran to a skeptical Congress, and to the American people, who currently oppose
the deal by a large margin. In an address that Obama delivered yesterday at
American University, Obama deliberately misrepresented the terms of his deal
and slurred those who dare to question it. In a highly offensive and partisan
tone, he accused the Republican caucus of being in "common cause"
with Iran's hardliners opposed to the deal, ignoring the serious reservations
to the deal among many in his own party and the American public at large. [more...]
Hillary
Supporters Want Her to Repeal the Bill of Rights if She's Elected President
By
Joe
Messina
Man
on the street, Mark Dice, asked Hillary Clinton supporters: If they agree
with her supposed "campaign promise" to repeal the Bill of Rights, to
see if they would blindly agree with this clearly insane policy just because
Hillary is supposedly behind it. I just wish he'd start asking these people if
they vote. I'm hoping they don't, but I suspect they do. [more...]
Big Questions to Ask after the Republican
Presidential Debates
1. Who won the
debate? Was there a clear winner? Who came close?
2. Will Trump stay on top
of the polls after the debate is over? If not, who will move to the top
of the polls?
3. Did Trump appear
presidential during the debate?
4. Did Trump stumble during
the debate? Did he attempt to recover? Did he actually recover?
5. Among the other
presidential candidates, who appeared most presidential? Who appeared
least presidential? [Go here for a complete analysis...]
The
Obama Economy is Flatlining... and Soon Might Spiral into Recession
By
Lowell Ponte
The
Department of Commerce late last week announced that in the Second Quarter of
this year America's economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.3 percent, which
other countries that do not engage in our data manipulations would see as
equivalent to less than a 0.6 percent growth rate quarter-on-quarter. The
Commerce Department also said it has revised what began as minus 0.2 percent
growth during the First Quarter up to 0.6 percent growth... anemic growth, but
better than much of the rest of the world where meager growth rates are now
declining. [more...]
The
Two Donald Trumps
Love
him or hate him, no one has been able to figure out Donald Trump. No one, that
is, except Norma Foerderer. For 26 years, Foerderer was Mr. Trump's top aide,
becoming his vice president. During her career with him, Foerderer oversaw
almost every aspect of the presidential candidate's business, including public
relations, hiring and firing, and negotiating book deals and contracts. No one
knew so well both the personal and business side of Mr. Trump. Just before she
retired in 2006. Foerderer, who has since died, gave me her only in-depth
interview about Donald. Foerderer said there are two Donald Trumps: the "outrageous"
one that utters brash comments on television and the real one that only she and
other insiders know. [more...]
Will
Trump Rate at the Debate?
National
security will likely be a big topic at the debates. No doubt this will include
border security and terrorist threats. By this point, we know Trump’s beliefs
on illegal aliens, and we know a huge number of Americans support him, so it
will be interesting to see if other candidates step up and take a strong stance
for our nation. Gun rights, abortion, and gay marriage could also come up, but
I bet this could lead to a broader conversation regarding states’ rights. Trump
is in favor of limiting the power of the federal government and giving power
back to the states, so this will be a discussion point to watch. Trump, with
his decades of business experience, will lay out his plan to cut down and
simplify the tax code to promote economic growth and American success. No other
candidate has the real-world, business experience of Trump, so I look forward
to seeing how the other candidates plan to rebut Trump’s strategy. [more...]
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