National Politics

As usual, President Trump is now backing down over something he has said. During a White House press conference on Wednesday to address the growing cases of COVID -19, President Trump continued to call the spreading disease as the “China virus.”

As President Donald Trump eyes reelection in 2020 and looks to “Keep America Great,” the administration may be afforded the opportunity to “Make Venezuela Great Again,” if and when dictatorial President Nicholas Maduro is either ousted from power or resigns.

As the Coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, the Trump administration has been criticized for a slow response to the pandemic, but in reality, the administration was not ready for such an outbreak.

"The afflicted should not exit from it.”

President Donald Trump just tweeted that because of the "very strong border policy" his administration has put in place, the number of Coronavirus deaths have been limited to only 40. The president added that the death toll would be much higher if not for those stricter border security and immigration measures he instilled.

Florida’s Gay or LGBTQ community has decided to endorse Vice President Joe Biden in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race. The Biden campaign released the show of support citing that a recent survey shows that  84% of gay organization’s membership supports Biden over Senator Bernie Sanders.

Since being sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump has been under incredible scrutiny and outright persecution by his Democrat detractors and many media outlets who feel that Trump does not deserve to sit behind the Resolute Desk.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz (R) has decided to self-quarantine for 14 days after coming in contact with an individual diagnosed with the Coronavirus.

We all know the results from Super Tuesday, Biden won the night, but Sanders placed a respectable second place.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren drops out of 2020 Democratic presidential primary race after being clobbered on Super Tuesday by Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders.

Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) and Iowa Senator Joni Ernst (R) have introduced the Secure U.S. Bases Act, a measure that aims to “reform and improve” the outdated foreign military student training programs after the December 6, 2019, NAS Pensacola terrorist attack.  The attack that left three U.S. servicemen dead was committed by a Royal Saudi Air Force student pilot.

With Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders having crushed the field of Democratic presidential hopefuls in last night’s Super Tuesday elections, Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s campaign appears to be ready to send out a smoke signal that her canoe has been speared and is all-but sunk.

After Super Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden's all-but dead presidential campaign come to life as the former U.S. Senator and vice president was able to take the Democratic delegate lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders.

Somewhere in The White House, President Trump is enjoying one heck of a belly laugh after his Russian-collusion nemesis, former FBI Director James Comey, had his questionable endorsement of Vice President Joe Biden get outright rejected.

Buchanan believes Republicans win the House and press for more tax cuts

Florida Congressman Ted Deutch (R) has penned a letter to the White House demanding that the controversial media outlet, TruNews, be denied media credentials and access to President Trump and other officials within the Trump administration.

 The 2010 U.S. Senate Republican primary race between then-Gov. Charlie Crist and former Florida Speaker of the House Marco Rubio turned out to be one of the most contentious and expensive ideological slugfests in recent history.

The Coronavirus continues to make headlines as President DonaldTrump has asked Congress to provide $1.25 billion as emergency funds to combat the spread of the deadly virus.