Day: February 15, 2020

WASHINGTON — President Trump suggested in recent days that he had, in fact, learned a lesson from his now-famous telephone call with Ukraine’s president that ultimately led to his impeachment: Too many people are listening to his phone calls. “When you call a foreign leader, people listen,” he observed on […]

WASHINGTON — George T. Conway III has described the work of his wife, Kellyanne Conway, for President Trump in terms usually reserved for hostage situations: brainwashed by a cult, suffering from Stockholm syndrome, an overwhelmed mother protecting a destructive man-child. And if you think it’s all shtick, some wink-and-nod act […]

By PoliZette Staff | February 15, 2020 New reports are indicating that 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, is considering making failed 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton his vice presidential pick. An unnamed source within Bloomberg’s campaign reportedly told The Drudge Report that […]

By David Kamioner | February 15, 2020 With a city reputation for alternate lifestyles, two mayors of San Francisco have come clean on mundane conventional romantic adventures. One, a past mayor, only confirmed what was already widely suspected and snickered about. The other, the current mayor, is in hot water […]

By PoliZette Staff | February 15, 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, found himself being hilariously trolled this week when a man asked him to say “stop and frisk” as he snapped a selfie with him. In a video captured by the conservative […]

In the compressed and crucial weeks between the New Hampshire primary and Super Tuesday, Pete Buttigieg is moving aggressively to replenish his campaign coffers with an ambitious schedule of 10 fund-raisers held across six states in a 14-day period. The money chase for Mr. Buttigieg began in Indianapolis on Thursday […]

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Government Accountability Office is opening a review of President Trump’s $28 billion bailout for farmers harmed by his trade war amid allegations that the money was mismanaged and allocated unfairly. The investigation came at the request of Senator Debbie Stabenow, a Michigan Democrat, who has been […]

By David Kamioner | February 15, 2020 The US Navy seems to have undergone a bit of an attitude adjustment in the last four years. The naval force under Obama in January of 2016 suffered through the humiliation of having several American sailors taken prisoner by the Iranians in the […]

WASHINGTON — The White House told Congress on Friday that President Trump authorized the strike last month that killed Iran’s most important general to respond to attacks that had already taken place and deter future ones, contradicting the president’s claim that he acted in response to an imminent threat. In […]

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Government Accountability Office is opening a review of President Trump’s $28 billion bailout for farmers harmed by his trade war amid allegations that the money was mismanaged and allocated unfairly. The investigation came at the request of Senator Debbie Stabenow, a Michigan Democrat, who has been […]