The various COVID-19 vaccines are slowly being distributed around the United States and the entire world. While the vaccination process has been exclusive so far, pharmacies and groceries are preparing to offer vaccines now.
Last week, we asked readers to choose from three possible paths that the Republican party can follow for the future. Newt discussed these three possibilities and where he felt the party might go last week with Sean Hannity. A total of 2,685 readers weighed in with their thoughts on this pressing topic.
Our Latest Poll: During his appearance on Hannity TV, Newt discussed the strategies Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team could take. They could rush the trial to minimize the Democrats’ public spectacle, or they could drag it out by introducing numerous witnesses in the former president’s defense to share his side of the story. Which tack should they take?
Last week, we asked readers “Should the Filibuster be Abolished in the US Senate?” following debates between Republicans and Democrats in recent weeks over the filibuster’s status. A total of 790 readers contributed their thoughts on this important issue.
Our Latest Poll: Newt said this week there were likely three paths forward for the Republican party. Which one do you think the GOP should take?
Last week, we asked readers “What would be the final grade you would give the Donald Trump presidency?” Following the end of President Trump’s time in office, a total of 1,831 readers graded the president’s tenure on a scale from “A” to “F.”
Our Latest Poll: Should the filibuster be abolished in the US Senate?
Our Latest Poll: What would be the final grade you would give the Donald Trump presidency?
Earlier this week, we asked readers “Will you watch the inauguration on January 20th?” A grand total of 1,856 respondents quickly answered the question following a contentious last few days in American politics.
It should go without saying that terrorism of any kind cannot be condoned, particularly regarding Cuba and it’s past and present actions. The country had been on the State Department’s list of terrorism sponsors since 1982 until President Obama removed them in 2015.
