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Welcome back to our weekly dive into the art of the deal, where we dissect the moves of the ultimate dealmaker, President Donald J. Trump, through the lens of business principles.
On Monday, Zelensky and European leaders flew to Washington to get the terms of agreement for an armistice between Russia and Ukraine after 3 years of war. The details need to be ironed out. Zelensky and Putin will meet head-to-head and then the will go to see the principal—aka Donald Trump—at a time and place to be determined.
President Trump’s decision to rid the nation’s capital of vagrants and crime will make DC safe again. Washington is the front door of America.
We have a generation of people who don’t think they are accountable for their actions, especially dealing with police. Some of this is comical, some criminal. Both have to be stopped.
Beginning with the 1960 census, the citizenship question was removed. In other words, from the first census in 1790, through the 1950 census respondents were asked where or not they were American citizens.
The release of previously classified documents only validated what we knew – that the Russian Collusion story was a lie, a hit piece by Hillary, and that multiple national security elements and members of Congress participated in a broad conspiracy and coup.
After 8 years of media propaganda and now two decades of the media refusing to criticize Obama, Tulsi has a tough job of breaking through the indoctrination of the past. She is getting that job done.
Award-winning financial adviser George Caylor and retired Oregon attorney Diane L. Gruber discuss the crime nightmare that is our nation’s capital and why President Trump initiated his authority to send in the National Guard.
don surber is back with his own ascerbic take on last week’s events…ranging from Israeli “Dancing with The Stars, to president Trump’s meeting with Putin.
Boy did they have Donald Trump good this time. After he racked up six months of solid victories—the border secured, tariff revenue pouring in, settling wars across the globe and demolishing Iran’s nuke program—Democrats finally had The Donald with their Acme Instant Epstein Scandal Ray Gun and Dog Whistle Decoder Ring.
A Democrat takeover of the US House would not only thwart the president’s MAGA agenda and governing authority, but also virtually guarantee a replay of the Trump 45 impeachment efforts during the remainder of Trump 47.
This was part of a grand scheme by Democrats to keep Trump from winning the White House again. The plan included turning Trump’s rally at the National Mall into an insurrection. The plan included civil lawsuits and criminal indictments. The plan included a mugshot. None of this worked, so Democrats literally took a shot at him.
Before we get into the hysteria of President Trump federalizing U.S. troops to fight crime in Washington, DC, let’s put in the garbage disposal the argument that the capital is safe just because crime is down in DC.
Welcome back to our weekly dive into the art of the deal, where we dissect the moves of the ultimate dealmaker, President Donald J. Trump, through the lens of business principles. Last week’s lesson, “A Weekend of Golf, Athletic Revival, and Tariff Triumphs,” showed us how strategic swings on the green, revitalizing American strength, and …
President Trump has ended five wars already this year. He’s doing what the UN and Europe cannot do because he knows the Art of the Deal.
A former Hollywood big name thinks America is “Abby-Normal” right now. I beg to disagree.
Minutes after Comey’s July 5th press conference, THAT very day, FBI’s intelligence asset, AKA spy, Christopher Steele, walked into Comey’s office and handed him the fictional Steele Dossier he had written for the Hillary Clinton campaign.
Tony Moon, a Rooftop Korean who defended Koreatown in LA in the 1992 riots, tweeted, “Hello Mr. President, welcome to the roof. Sandwiches will be coming up in about 15 minutes.”
There must be “18 ways to hate Obama, 18 ways to hate Obama” (With Apologies to Paul Simon)