The American Workforce is Waking Up

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the American workforce is on the rise. Throughout the Obama years, the mainstream media deceptively propagated the narrative that unemployment was dropping.  Although it’s great to see a low unemployment rate, this metric is actually an incomplete indicator. When the labor force participation goes down like it did during the Obama administration, the unemployment rate doesn’t reflect the millions who have given up looking for work and instead – just started to collect welfare. But it looks like the overall labor participation rate…

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Dems Practice What They Preach: Incivility

Outrageous actions stemming from U.S. Democratic party leaders in the past few weeks show just how upset they are at President Trump’s political wins with the fall midterm elections getting closer and closer. The new message from the left is intolerance for anyone associated with the Trump administration, particularly his Cabinet employees. The liberal message has become quite loud and very clear: Dems have been exhorted to heckle and harass the political opposition wherever and whenever anyone encounters them in public. Stephanie Wilkinson, who owns the Red Hen restaurant, refused…

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Liberal Meltdown Over ICE

The latest Democrat campaign issue appears to be the abolition of the Immigration Control and Enforcement Agency (ICE). How this came about says a lot about the Democratic Party. While it had been the talk in the back rooms of radical left politicians for some time, it first came to the surface – meaning the liberal media started to report on it – when the radical left-wing candidate for governor of New York, Cynthia Nixon (not related to the former president in any way, shape or form), first called for…

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Trump’s Twitter is a Campaign Megaphone

Gov. Henry McMaster’s name appeared on the president’s Twitter feed no fewer than 10 times in the month leading up to his renomination victory in South Carolina Tuesday night, with an 11th tweet late that night to congratulate him on his “BIG election win.” That high-level endorsement from the president was sent to his more than 50 million Twitter followers – 10 times the population of South Carolina. It’s no surprise that Trump uses Twitter, his preferred method of unfettered communication, as a megaphone for GOP candidates running in 2018. While the…

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