As the Democratic convention has been wrapping up, the scandals have been escalating. Outside the conference stadium, protesters have been up in arms, disturbing the peace. One would think all these protestors outside of a Democratic National Convention would be Trump supporters, but it is quite the contrary.…
PHILADELPHIA – The Democratic National Convention begins today, and it is unknown what will happen, since the recent email scandal with Debbie Wasserman Schultz. It seems the Democratic party has been saddled with email scandals, but they will do their best to negate the latest news and make clear their platforms.…
This week, it was announced that Michael Brown, the young man who mauled a cop and tried to steal his gun in August of 2014’s mother will be speaking at the Democratic National Convention this next week. The news of the race-baiting woman, who is an avid proponent of the hate group, Black Lives Matter has yet to break as a major story in the corporate media, except for Pastor Burns’ interview on Fox News after his RNC speech mentioning it.…
Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton’s new running mate, in a lengthy speech at a Florida rally, did as expected and pandered to the far left crowd about gun control and you guessed it; Donald Trump. Kaine said at the rally, “ When Donald Trump says he has your back, you better watch out.”…
A recent leak from Wikileaks shows the staggering revelation that the Democratic National Committee has been plotting against the Sanders campaign the entire election season, guaranteeing Clinton the nomination. This primary season has had many allegations of foul play in the Democratic primaries against Sanders and now there is concrete evidence in his favor.…
Hillary Clinton this evening chose Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia as her running mate. In desperation to call out to millennial voters, she sent out her announcement via text message, in competition with Trump’s mad Twitter skills. Touting in an interview with the New York Times, Clinton said she would “[avoid] taking a chance with a less experienced vice-presidential candidate and felt no political need to push the historic nature of her candidacy by adding another woman or a minority to the ticket.”…
