You better be sitting down for this one. Today, while speaking before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Secretary Of State John Kerry decided to tell that body why he condemned the letter 47 Republican Senators signed informing Iran that, without congressional approval, any deal it makes with President Obama is nothing more than an executive order a future President can revoke at...
You better be sitting down for this one. Today, while speaking before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Secretary Of State John Kerry decided to tell that body why he condemned the letter 47 Republican Senators signed informing Iran that, without congressional approval, any deal it makes with President Obama is nothing more than an executive order a future...
With a tip of the imaginary hat I don\’t wear to Mark Steyn, here\’s the news about those 55,000 emails that Hillary Clinton turned over to the Oversight Committee (in paper form, so plenty of time has to be spent scanning them). Assuming not one email regarding her duties as Secretary Of State was issued either before she started in the job or after she left, that comes out to an...
With a tip of the imaginary hat I don’t wear to Mark Steyn, here’s the news about those 55,000 emails that Hillary Clinton turned over to the Oversight Committee (in paper form, so plenty of time has to be spent scanning them). Assuming not one email regarding her duties as Secretary Of State was issued either before she started in the job or after she left, that comes out to an...
Hillary Clinton, before taking questions at yesterday\’s press conference: “Now, I would be pleased to talk more about this important matter, but I know there have been questions about my emails, so I want to address that directly and then I will take a few questions from you. There are four things I want the public to know. First, when I got to work as Secretary of State, I...
Leave it to the New York Post: I bet even a few Hillary Clinton supporters laughed at this one.
Leave it to the New York Post: I bet even a few Hillary Clinton supporters laughed at this one.
Hillary Clinton, before taking questions at yesterday’s press conference: “Now, I would be pleased to talk more about this important matter, but I know there have been questions about my emails, so I want to address that directly and then I will take a few questions from you. There are four things I want the public to know. First, when I got to work as Secretary of State, I opted for...
Now the Associated Press is joining the party. It has sued to force the release of Hillary Clinton’s documents while Secretary of State, via the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) – another in the series of FOIA requests it has made throughout the Obama years, all of which have gone unfulfilled. Karen Keiser, the AP’s General Counsel, said this: “After careful...
Now the Associated Press is joining the party. It has sued to force the release of Hillary Clinton\’s documents while Secretary of State, via the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) – another in the series of FOIA requests it has made throughout the Obama years, all of which have gone unfulfilled. Karen Keiser, the AP\’s General Counsel, said this: “After careful...
Today’s Quote Of The Day comes to us from weeklystandard.com’s Stephen Hayes. While appearing on Fox’s Special Report with Brett Baier, the talk turned to that letter signed by 47 Republican Senators advising Iran that a “treaty” without their advice and consent is, in fact an “executive order” that can be reversed at any President’s discretion...
Today\’s Quote Of The Day comes to us from weeklystandard.com\’s Stephen Hayes. While appearing on Fox\’s Special Report with Brett Baier, the talk turned to that letter signed by 47 Republican Senators advising Iran that a “treaty” without their advice and consent is, in fact an “executive order” that can be reversed at any President\’s...
Today\’s paragraph comes to us from New York Times Op-Ed columnist Frank Bruni. Mr. Bruni\’s latest piece is an excellent review of yesterday\’s Hillary Clinton “press conference” – the one she disdainfully showed up an hour late to, and abruptly ended when two tough questions in a row were asked. He is analytical, introspective and...
Today’s paragraph comes to us from New York Times Op-Ed columnist Frank Bruni. Mr. Bruni’s latest piece is an excellent review of yesterday’s Hillary Clinton “press conference” – the one she disdainfully showed up an hour late to, and abruptly ended when two tough questions in a row were asked. He is analytical, introspective and tries – mostly...
The most trusted name in TV news. That’s a pretty lofty title. But which network is the most trusted name in TV news? Apropos of whatever you want to make of it, here is the latest Quinnipiac poll on the subject: Fox News: 29% CNN: 22% NBC: 10% CBS: 10% ABC: 8% MSNBC: 7% Make of it what you will.
