Author: Bill Sheridan

Since the end of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, and the conclusions drawn by Attorney General William Barr, Democrats are having what amounts to a “public temper tantrum.” So says Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio. Rubio made that comment speaking to FOX Business’ Trish Regan. He said that the Democratic Party continues to find ways to discredit the president of the United States over their displeasure of the outcome to the Robert Mueller report. “So now [Democrats] are kind of having a public temper tantrum,” he said to Regan. “In…

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President Donald J. Trump is putting the left on notice, basically saying, “now it’s my turn,” and vowing to get to the bottom of the “treasonous acts” that started the now concluded Mueller probe. Even though the Mueller investigation exonerated the President, during an exclusive interview on Hannity, Trump vowed to release the full and unredacted Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants and related documents used by the FBI to probe his campaign, saying he wants to “get to the bottom” of how the long-running Russia collusion narrative began. Trump…

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Lara Logan who worked for CBS News, and was a featured contributor for 60 Minutes, was known for covering war-torn spots in the Middle East for the network. However, she parted ways with CBS several months ago and has since been on a crusade to expose the “left-wing bias” in mainstream media. A few months ago, during a guest appearance on an episode of retired Navy SEAL Mike Ritland’s “Mike Drop” podcast, she said, “The media everywhere is mostly liberal. But in this country, 85 percent of journalists are registered…

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Now that Trump has been “totally exonerated” by the Mueller Report, will he issue pardons to any of his associates who got scooped up in the probe? As of now, The White House is not talking about possible pardons for individuals who may have been caught during Mueller’s’ “fishing expedition,” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders has said. “There’s no discussion of that taking place at this point,” Sanders told reporters outside the White House when asked explicitly about future pardons for Paul Manafort, former Trump campaign chairman, and Roger…

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According to a new poll released on March 18, half of Americans share President Trump’s view that special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russian investigation is a “witch hunt.” The USA Today/Suffolk University survey found that 50 percent of those questioned agree that the probe is a politically motivated “witch hunt,” while 47 percent disagree. Another 3 percent said they were undecided. In his usual style, President Trump responded to the results of the poll on Twitter, saying, “Wow! A Suffolk/USA Today Poll, just out, states, ‘50% of Americans AGREE that Robert…

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While Vice President, Joe Biden, has yet to “officially” join the race, President Trump has already tossed a few choice words at his would be opponent. President Trump called Biden “another low I.Q. individual,” when the former Veep accidentally admitted in a speech that he was planning on entering the Democratic presidential race. Among a bunch of other scathing tweets Trump put out recently, the president said, “Joe Biden got tongue tied over the weekend when he was unable to properly deliver a very simple line about his decision to…

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John Dowd, a former defense attorney for President Trump, has accused the judge in the Paul Manafort case of “hysterical overreach.” Speaking to the conservative outlet, the Washington Times, Dowd said, “What a travesty. Special Counsel Robert Mueller was appointed with a prime objective of finding collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.” Manafort, Trump’s former campaign manager, was convicted of crooked business dealings and tax fraud, neither of which had anything whatsoever to do with Russia. However, that did not stop US District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson, from…

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