Month: November 2019

 

This March there will be a Proposition 13 on the California statewide ballot. But unlike the landmark taxpayer protection of 1978, Prop. 13 2020 will put taxpayers on the hook for $27 billion.

 

 

Each year at this time, all over the U.S., the official Thanksgiving story is presented in newspapers, radio, TV, and magazines. Vast amounts of time and space are devoted to it. It is all very colorful and fascinating.

It is also very deceiving. This official story is nothing like what really happened. It is a fairy tale, a whitewashed and sanitized collection of half-truths which divert attention away from Thanksgiving’s real meaning.

 

In late September, it was suggested that Inspector General Michael Horowitz – tasked with investigating and exposing wrongdoing at the highest levels – was feared to be pulling punches in order to protect establishment darlings in his upcoming report on the Russia investigation.

 

The Obama holdover heading the Pentagon Office of Net Assessment is reportedly under investigation by the U.S. attorney who is conducting the criminal probe of the Trump–Russia investigation was accused of leaking a classified document, in a recent court filing for retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn.

 

As the nation praised the Hero Dog for recently taking-down he who must not be mentioned, and President Trump honored the canine with a medal and a plaque for bravery, corporate-media malcontents were busily searching through the pooch’s social media history and obedience-school yearbooks.

 

There are still wide swaths of documentation kept under wraps inside government agencies like the State Department that could substantially alter the public’s understanding of what happened in the U.S.-Ukraine relationships now at the heart of the impeachment sham.

As House Democrats mull whether to pursue articles of impeachment and the GOP-led Senate braces for a possible trial, here are 12 tranches of government documents that could benefit the public if President Trump ordered them released, and the questions these memos might answer.

 

Nancy Pelosi fought a lot with her far-left socialist Squad members, primarily over the issue of impeaching President Trump.

“It’s just not worth it,” she tried to tell the leftists in her camp, trying to bat off their yipping and yapping.