Mary Elizabeth Taylor has gotten a place of national prominence after being seated behind SCOTUS hopeful and Trump nominee Neil Gorsuch during his televised confirmation hearings with the Senate Judiciary Committee.
In an almost mirror image of Tea Party demonstrations during the Obama administration, town hall meetings across the country are being used for protests against President Trump and the Republican agenda.
GOP Senators voted to "rebuke" the Massachusetts Senator, prompting her to take to Twitter and read an opposition letter from Coretta Scott King aloud on Facebook Live.
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RNC Chair, Reince Priebus joined Roland Martin on “NewsOne Now” to discuss what we should expect from a Republican controlled House and Senate. Priebus…
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President Barack Obama, unwavering in his position, is refusing to negotiate with House Republicans on Obamacare and the debt ceiling, said House Speaker John Boehner…
Kentucky Secretary of State Allison Lundgren Grimes is tossing her name into that state’s 2014 U.S. Senate race. She announced, Monday, her intentions to run for the Democratic nomination. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell will be up for re-election. Click here to read more. Recent Stories: ‘Smooth Tongued’ Man Takes $95 Ticket to the Ohio […]
If this world were mine, I’d see to it that anyone who felt compelled to politicize a national tragedy mere hours after it happened be…
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