Guest Post by Bill Bonner
PARIS – This week, the threads come together… the lines converge… the dots connect…
The State of the Union…
The Republicans and Democrats…
“Us vs. Them”…
Our own wobbly “us”…
…and the coming financial catastrophe.
Guest Post by Bill Bonner
PARIS – This week, the threads come together… the lines converge… the dots connect…
The State of the Union…
The Republicans and Democrats…
“Us vs. Them”…
Our own wobbly “us”…
…and the coming financial catastrophe.
Guest Post by Daniel Greenfield
There are two stories of America. One is the American story and the other the un-American story.
On one side there are pilgrims settling a new land and on the other colonists ethnically cleansing the native population. One side sees war heroes and the other sees killers. One sees brave police officers and the other genocidal bigots in uniform. One sees America. And the other hates it.
At the State of the Union, we saw those two halves divide up the House Chamber. We saw American elected officials stand for the flag, for the anthem, for veterans, for Jerusalem and for In God We Trust. And we saw the un-American officials selected by corrupt urban machine politics stay seated.
As proof, I cite every single media outlet bitterly complaining after the speech that, as MSNBC’s chyron put it: “TRUMP FAILS TO MENTION RUSSIA’S ELECTION MEDDLING IN STATE OF THE UNION.”
He did not address the elephant in the room!
A lot of people don’t like Trump, but no one was thinking that. It’s only an elephant in your room, media. This is the very definition of solipsistic.
Guest Post by Piers Morgan
The stats don’t lie.
Within minutes of President Donald Trump‘s first State of the Union speech, CBS News revealed their YouGov poll approval ratings on it.
Unsurprisingly, 97% of Republican speech watchers liked it.
More surprisingly, 72% of Independents liked it.
Staggeringly, 43% of Democrats liked it.
President Donald Trump is pictured delivering the State of the Union address from the House chamber of the United States Capitol Tuesday
Overall, CBS reported that 75% of Americans approved of the speech.