President Trump has made it clear that he wants to make Republicans the “party of health care.”
He has issued several executive orders that have made more affordable health coverage options available to Americans, both by stabilizing the broken Obamacare individual market and by giving Americans more alternative health plan choices.
Rob Smith is Problematic because as “America’s Favorite Black, Gay, Veteran, Republican” he lets the radical left know they don’t own him, but his problematic views sometimes rattle conservatives too. He explains why in his first episode.
In what many referred to as the “most important speech of his entire career,” Joe Biden sought to capture the “heart and soul” of the nation during his closing remarks at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) last Thursday night. He said that we as Americans will, “choose hope over fear, facts over fiction (not ‘truth over facts’), fairness over privileged.” The DNC’s 2020 conventions had its fair share of pre-crafted, boiler plate speeches and Biden’s acceptance address for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States was no different.
While the Joe Biden acceptance speech was a tactical success and ended the Democrat’s convention week on a high point, it may have strategically set up the rest of the campaign to Biden’s enormous disadvantage. His theme of “the light and the darkness” is a theme President Donald Trump should embrace, embellish upon, and emphasize again and again.
Newt Gingrich and Maria Bartiromo discuss the opening days of the 2020 Democratic National Convention.
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Anyone who really wants Arab-Israeli peace should be applauding the agreement to normalize relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The deal is historic: While Egypt and Jordan have had peace treaties with Israel for decades, the UAE is the first Arab country to go a step further and become friends with the Jewish state. Indeed, Abu Dhabi and Jerusalem are preparing to cooperate on scientific and economic projects, and the Israeli and Emirati peoples are preparing to develop intimate ties through trade and tourism.
Are we living in George Orwell’s 1984? We are in the midst of a disturbing new movement in America. A movement where the new totalitarians on the left are controlling the narrative and the agenda and demanding that those who disagree lose their jobs. Newt discusses the firings in government in Part 5 of a special podcast series.
I really recommend you watch the video below from Kim Klacik, she’s a candidate for Congress. I think she is a remarkable talent. She is blunt and direct. She takes us through the streets of Baltimore and points out how much the liberal Democrats have failed. But more importantly, this is probably as powerful and as direct an indictment of the old order as I’ve seen.