When President Trump travels to one of his campaign speeches, he leaves the truth behind.I鈥檇 say he travels light, but he makes sure he takes a satchel-full of attacks, hyperbole, half-truths and downright blarney -- to the delight of his ecstatic crowds.鈥淭hey just came out with a poll, did ...
It is easy to identify the reasons for the violence that engulfed Fayette County in the summer of 1933 鈥� the Great Depression, the hope for better times following the election of Franklin Roosevelt to the presidency, and miners鈥� distrust and anger with coal companies, especially the ...
On January 21st, 2017, the first full day of the Trump presidency, White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, told a big whopper.鈥淭hat was the largest audience to witness an inauguration, period,鈥� Spicer proclaimed.There was ample visual evidence that Spicer蘑菇视频 claim was false.There are ...
Eighty-five years ago this summer, Fayette County experienced the most horrific violence in its history; in the midst of the Great Depression, gunshots rang out in one coal patch after another. The summer of 1933 was one of disorder and mayhem, all of which threatened to undermine the hope for ...
Whenever President Trump steps onto the world stage, he always feels compelled to give a performance.In the end, he takes his bows, even when hardly anybody applauds him.ACT I: When he flew to Brussels, he played Count Dracula.He sucked the lifeblood right out of that NATO summit.He launched ...
A reckless, clueless vaudevillian ... a sad, embarrassing wreck of a man ... crazy ... boorish and bigoted, enemy of the people ... treasonous.Each of these epithets was applied this past week to Donald Trump following the president蘑菇视频 profoundly un-presidential performance standing alongside ...