Spare me your 'patriotic' crocodile tears, Harry - you
DIDN'T have to quit. You chose to ditch the Queen, the
monarchy, your military comrades and your country… to
become a royal Kardashian and keep Meghan happy
Posted By: Harlowe, 1/20/2020 4:09:20 PM
Prince Harry is very sad. In fact, he wants us to know he feels a 'great sadness'. The cause of his 'great sadness' is that he and his wife Meghan are quitting the Royal Family to go and live in North America and be full-time celebrities. In a speech at a fancy London restaurant last night, Harry explained they had 'no option' but to quit.(Snip)So, on behalf of the disgusting British media, I humbly and sincerely apologise for holding these two rich, privileged public figures to any kind of accountability.
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With courtiers already alarmed at how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to cash in on their royal connections, this will have them reaching for the smelling salts. I hear that Meghan plans to become more 'politically engaged' now that she and Prince Harry have quit official duties. 'The Duchess is said to be frustrated that she was forced to stay out of politics after getting engaged to Harry,' a royal source tells me. (Snip) The source claims that Meghan may even make some sort of intervention in the U.S. presidential election later this year.
One House Democrat's accusation amid the Trump impeachment trial “stunned” even the most moderate of Senate Republicans, reportedly prompting GOP Sen. Susan Collins to write a note to Chief Justice John Roberts about decorum on the floor of the upper chamber. Collins, R-Maine, is the latest to signal her concerns, after impeachment manager Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., asserted earlier this week that GOP senators were engaged in a “cover-up.”(Snip)Collins is among a small group of Republican senators seen as a possible swing vote on impeachment and a possible supporter of allowing more witness testimony later on in the trial.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - If Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown had his druthers, the U.S. Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump that started Tuesday would be handled very differently. (Snip) “Senator (Mitch) McConnell is simply rigging the system,” Brown said of the Senate Majority leader from Kentucky. “He keeps us in until two in the morning, but people stop watching. He’s taken the cameras out of the Senate Chamber because he doesn’t want the American public to see, in the dead of night, fundamentally what he’s doing, and we owe it to our country to do better than that.”
Women breaking away from President Trump,
could be deciding factor in 2020 presidential race 29 replies
could be deciding factor in 2020 presidential race 29 replies
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Women in four key states – Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin—could decide who occupies the White House next year. And they may be turning away from President Donald Trump, according to a newly released poll. Yet, many women voters in these states remain undecided. And women at this point are a little less motivated than men to vote in November’s presidential election, according to the poll from Baldwin Wallace, Ohio Northern and Michigan’s Oakland universities. In the Great Lakes states, more women voters said they would support the Democratic Party’s yet unnamed candidate over Trump if the election were held today.
Rush Limbaugh says Democrats are
'looking for four Jeff Flakes'
in Trump Senate impeachment trial 6 replies
'looking for four Jeff Flakes'
in Trump Senate impeachment trial 6 replies
Conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh said Tuesday that part of the Democrats' strategy during President Trump's Senate impeachment trial is to find "four Jeff Flakes" within the Republican caucus to challenge Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's proposed rules for the trial. "Their primary focus [Tuesday]... They are targeting four Republican senators to vote with them to go against McConnell’s rules to open it up to new evidence and new witnesses," Limbaugh said on his nationally syndicated radio show.
On the first day of the Senate impeachment trial, President Trump’s lawyers were caught off-guard and unprepared. White House counsel Pat Cipollone and a crew of several other lawyers for the president arrived for their first day of the trial, apparently expecting things to start off slowly with sleepy arguments over the rules for the trial. Opening arguments were not expected until Wednesday.(Snip)Schiff ambushed Cipollone and Trump’s team of lawyers, launching immediately into a passionate, comprehensive and piercing set of arguments about why the House impeached the president in December for withholding $400 million in military aid to Ukraine to pressure its government
Prince Harry is very sad. In fact, he wants us to know he feels a 'great sadness'. The cause of his 'great sadness' is that he and his wife Meghan are quitting the Royal Family to go and live in North America and be full-time celebrities. In a speech at a fancy London restaurant last night, Harry explained they had 'no option' but to quit.(Snip)So, on behalf of the disgusting British media, I humbly and sincerely apologise for holding these two rich, privileged public figures to any kind of accountability.
The 2020 Democratic field is outraising
Trump by a huge margin — that
didn’t happen to Obama or Bush 16 replies
Trump by a huge margin — that
didn’t happen to Obama or Bush 16 replies
President Donald Trump has one more distinction he can add to an unprecedented White House tenure. The president has blown past individual Democratic presidential campaigns in fundraising for his 2020 reelection bid. But the crowded primary field together more than tripled his 2019 cash haul, according to a CNBC analysis of Federal Election Commission filings and campaign statements. No incumbent president this century has been so thoroughly outraised by a field of challengers in the year before a reelection contest. The main Republican challengers to President Barack Obama in 2012 barely took in more than the incumbent in 2011.
Adam Schiff said Sunday that he believes the intelligence community is giving into pressure from the White House in not releasing documents to Congress that would be relevant to the impeachment trial. The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee told ABC's This Week in an interview Sunday morning that the National Security Agency is withholding 'potentially relevant documents' regarding Ukraine.(Snip)'They appear to be succumbing to pressure from the administration,' he continued, blaming Donald Trump. 'The NSA in particular is withholding what are potentially relevant documents to our oversight responsibilities on Ukraine, but also withholding documents potentially relevant that the senators might want to see during the trial.'
House Democrats say in a brief filed ahead of impeachment trial arguments that President Donald Trump 'abandoned his oath to faithfully execute the laws and betrayed his public trust.' They also called his conduct the 'worst nightmare' of the country's founding fathers. 'President Trump’s misconduct presents a danger to our democratic processes, our national security, and our commitment to the rule of law. He must be removed from office,' the House Democrats write in their brief. 'History will judge each Senator's willingness to rise above partisan differences, view the facts honestly, and defend the Constitution,' the managers wrote.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., seemed giddy Wednesday as she announced the impeachment managers who would go to the Senate and attempt to prosecute a case against President Trump. “He’s been impeached forever,” Pelosi said. (Snip) The judgment of history is going to be that a group of scoundrels in control of the U.S. House of Representatives placed partisan interests above the country, undermined the Constitution, weakened America in the world, and lied about the duly elected president of the United States. This will become Pelosi’s moment of shame, and Trump’s moment of redemption.
LONDON (AP) — Goodbye, your royal highnesses. Hello, life as—almost--ordinary civilians. Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, are quitting as working royals and will no longer use the titles "royal highness" or receive public funds for their work under a deal announced Saturday by Buckingham Palace. The palace said Harry and Meghan will cease to be working members of the royal family when the new arrangements take effect within months, in the “spring of 2020.” They will be known as Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
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Meghan Markle has told her inner circle of friends she is planning to give her first interview to Ellen DeGeneres after the two have become close, insiders exclusively told D*****Mail.com.
'Ellen and Meghan have already discussed a sit-down interview. That's been in the works for quite some time now,' a source at the Ellen Show confirmed.
The two met by chance years ago at a dog shelter in Los Angeles where Ellen encouraged Meghan to adopt her first dog Bogart, and the women have stayed in touch.
Ellen and her wife Portia de Rossi even took a trip to London to visit Prince Harry and Meghan after the birth of
With courtiers already alarmed at how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to cash in on their royal connections, this will have them reaching for the smelling salts. I hear that Meghan plans to become more 'politically engaged' now that she and Prince Harry have quit official duties. 'The Duchess is said to be frustrated that she was forced to stay out of politics after getting engaged to Harry,' a royal source tells me. (Snip) The source claims that Meghan may even make some sort of intervention in the U.S. presidential election later this year.
Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg said Thursday that he wanted the endorsement of Pope Francis over all others in the Democrat primary race.Buttigieg commented on political endorsements during a podcast interview with CEO of IMPACT Strategies Angela Rye at Claflin University.“Your most coveted endorsement in the race is who?” Rye asked.Buttigieg paused, but ultimately said, “The Pope, I want the endorsement of the Pope.”The former mayor did not choose any prominent Democrats in the country or even former President Barack Obama. Buttigieg was raised Catholic, but is now an Episcopalian.
House Impeachment Manager Adam Schiff (D.-Calif.) told the Senate during the impeachment proceedings on Wednesday that it must remove President Donald Trump from office and not allow him to run for re-election.If the Senate allows Trump to run for re-election, Schiff insisted that we could not know if the election was “fairly won. (Video) “Instead, we are here today to consider a much more grave matter, and that is an attempt to use the powers of the presidency to cheat in an election,” Schiff told the Senate.“For precisely this reason,” Schiff said, “the president's misconduct cannot be decided at the ballot box,
Al Gore flubbed the name of activist Greta Thunberg as he tried to commend her as a leader of the movement to tackle climate change, a cause he has long championed. "When morally-based, social revolutions gain the momentum necessary when the young generation takes on the cost," the former vice president said at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. "Greta Thunberry, and she is quick to deflect to all of the others who have followed her lead and joined her in leading — this is a global phenomenon." Gore, 71, also tweeted out a photo with Thunberg on Wednesday. "Great
Former CIA agent Valerie Plame's status as a shoo-in to win a congressional seat in northern New Mexico is now deeply imperiled amid charges she's an outsider from Washington who knows too little about the district she seeks to represent.
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Lujan, who has held the seat since 2009, announced a run for Senate in April last year, drawing prominent Hispanic candidates into the primary.
Obama's former top advisor says voters' lack of
interest over Trump impeachment is 'chilling' 26 replies
interest over Trump impeachment is 'chilling' 26 replies
One of Barack Obama’s top advisers as president says voters have a ‘chilling’ lack of interest in the impeachment case, which he blames on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s ‘cynical calculation’. David Axelrod, Mr Obama’s former chief strategist, met with a focus group of Democratic voters in Chicago on Friday in which he says impeachment “didn’t come up” until more than an hour into the discussion. When it did, the voters said they were “ready to move on” because the outcome of the Senate trial - in which Mr Trump’s team began his defence on Saturday - was a foregone
President Trump is angry that his lawyers will be starting their defense in the Senate on Saturday when no one would be watching television. "After having been treated unbelievably unfairly in the House, and then having to endure hour after hour of lies, fraud & deception by Shifty Schiff, Cryin’ Chuck Schumer & their crew," the president said Friday on Twitter. "Looks like my lawyers will be forced to start on Saturday, which is called Death Valley in T.V." (Tweet) President Trump is angry that his lawyers will be starting their defense in the Senate on Saturday when no one would be watching television.
The Senate spectator gallery was at least half-empty throughout the first week of President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial and senators serving as the jury in the marathon sessions are taking notice — some stunned that there aren’t more people watching history unfold, while others understand the public avoiding the repetitive proceedings.“I’m really surprised at that because this is kind of historic and I would think this would be an opportunity for people to get in there regardless of whose side you are on,” Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) told The Post Friday.Journalists aren’t allowed to bring cellphones or cameras into the gallery, so the noticeably small audience
New York - The Pentagon has announced that 34 US service members have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries resulting from the Iranian missile attack on US forces in Iraq earlier this month, in spite of Donald Trump's downplaying of the wounds as "headaches".
The strike came following Mr Trump's decision to kill Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, and the US said at the time that no American personnel were injured. Since then, Mr Trump has acknowledged that the Americans had been injured, but downplayed their significance.
According to the Pentagon, eight of the service members were flown to the US from Germany for treatment, nine are still receiving treatment in Germany,
Trump Marches for Life
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President Trump on Friday becomes the first U.S. President to attend the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., a march he previously addressed via video, a march sure to be ignored by the lamestream media or downplayed as a gathering of white supremacists. It reflects his belief that every human life begins at conception and is a gift from God and reflects the fear, an unspoken motive for impeachment, that Trump will get to appoint more Supreme Court justices forming a majority to overturn the wrongly decided Roe V. Wade, another SCOTUS decision which, like Dred Scott, declared an entire class of people as less than human.
Dem impeachment witness Vindman
unloads on Blackburn as Dems wrap
3rd day of Trump's trial 22 replies
unloads on Blackburn as Dems wrap
3rd day of Trump's trial 22 replies
As the third day of the ongoing impeachment trial of President Trump wrapped up in the Senate chamber, most of the drama was elsewhere -- with one witness for the Democrats accusing a Republican senator of "defamation" and "slander" after she questioned his patriotism and implicated him in a scheme to take down Trump from inside the White House.
The off-field spat began Thursday evening on Twitter, when Tennessee GOP Sen. Marsha Blackburn quoted the commanding officer of Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman as saying that Vindman was a "political activist in uniform.”
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A no-holds-barred Piers Morgan describes the Harry/Meghan “manifesto” published two weeks ago as having “told the Queen, via social media, how they were going to drag the institution she has served so magnificently kicking and screaming into a new woke, ‘progressive’ era,” but their bluff was called, and the couple “sent packing.” Morgan claims that’s the real story; that “It was going to be their two-faced virtue-signalling way or the highway.” How very sad and tragic this is for Prince Harry, the magnitude of which he has not fully comprehended.