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Just as Iran’s new leader of their it Revolutionary Guard, Hossein Salami, declared that his regime has plans for 13 attacks against U.S. interests in retaliation for Soleimani’s targeted killing last week, the U.S. Air Force held a massive show of force during a planned exercise in Utah.
While congressional Democrats continue to press the narrative that President Donald Trump all-but started a war with Iran when he killed Iranian Quds Force terrorist Qassim Soleimani and that he must first obtain congressional approval before any military operation is undertaken as it pertains to Iran, Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) decided to clarify exactly what the current U.S. military...
Florida congressional candidate and Urologist William Figlesthaler (R) is giving House Democrat Adam Schiff the hilarious finger for pushing what many, if not all Republicans, believe was a “hoax” 0r “scam” of an impeachment inquiry.
American politics can get downright ugly and offensive, just ask Republican congressional candidate Jessi Melton.
Just as Iran threatens to strike at U.S. interests, President Trump just announced moments ago that he would target "52 Iranian sites (representing the 52 American hostages taken by Iran many years ago)," saying that Iran itself would be targeted.
Moments after the Pentagon confirmed that President Donald Trump ordered the targeted killing of Iranian terrorist and Republican Guard Corps Quds Force General, Qassim Soleimani, congressional Democrats and 2020 presidential candidates began to express their disapproval of killing an individual that has directly killed American military personnel as Israelis, not to mention other U.S. allies.
Miami – During his Evangelicals for Trump kick-off event Friday, President Donald Trump said that he didn’t know where some members of Congress came from because of their support for the anti-Israel, BDS movement.
The pro-life organization Susan B. Anthony List has jumped in the 2020 presidential election with both feet, and early.
Hating on Scalia is disturbing. Regardless of what side of the political aisle you find yourself, respect should always be given to all elected officials and confirmed jurists, regardless of how they voted or ruled.
The U.S. inches closer to a military response to Iran’s alleged supported attack of the U.S. embassy in Iraq.
The impeachment of President Donald Trump will be the driving issue in the 2020 presidential election, and there isn’t anything anyone can do to change that.
It is no surprise to anyone that vice president Joe Biden leads the entire field of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates in Florida, but is it a big deal that he also leads President Donald Trump by two points at this stage in the election cycle.
Shortly after Sen. Marco Rubio (R) held Iran directly responsible conducting the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Iraq, where dozens of Iraqi Shiite militiamen and supporters stormed the compound, President Donald Trump echoed the senator from Florida, saying that the Iranian regime would be held “fully responsible.”
It appears as if “the Doctor is in” when it comes to supporting Republican congressional candidate Amanda Makki’s candidacy against Democrat Rep. Charlie Crist.
With yet another attack against the Jewish community over this holiday season, congressional legislators included prominent Jewish members who were quick to condemn the action and all anti-Semitic rhetoric and actions.
Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have notoriously suspended or permanently kicked individuals off of their respective social media platforms for “violating” policy, profanity, and if you ask any Republican, for opposing Democratic or liberal viewpoints or politicians.
As of December 24th, Christmas Eve day, the latest Real Clear Politics average of polls found that after the recent House impeachment of President Donald Trump, more Americans DO NOT support impeaching and removing the president.
It’s election season and one of the issues that will once again be politicized is healthcare. In 2018, Democrats ran on a healthcare platform and won the House of Representatives, leaving Republicans scratching their heads as to what they did wrong to lose control of that chamber of Congress.
