Last week, when former FBI Director James Comey gave his long-awaited public testimony about his apparently rough-and-tumble relationship with President Donald Trump, he painted a bleak picture.
Remember the outrage over feisty Trump supporters roughing up protesters during the campaign? How Trump was blamed for “inciting violence” and accused of egging on his followers?
Before the facts were even known about Wednesday morning’s 7 AM shooting in Alexandria, Virginia, gun control advocates were already calling for more stringent laws.
It wasn’t long after Wednesday’s shooting at the Congressional Baseball Game practice in Virginia that attack survivor Rep. Rodney Davis, R-Ill., challenged the American people to “ratchet down the rhetoric” on social media and the 24-hour news cycle.
On Wednesday morning Jennifer Scalise received the call political spouses like me perpetually fear. Her husband, the father of their two beautiful children, was shot in what appears to be a premeditated, politically motivated attack against Republicans.
As disappointed as Democrats were by James Comey’s testimony last week, they were probably even more disappointed Tuesday by their inability to get anything damaging on President Trump from Attorney General Sessions.
Pursuing career-specific courses in high school can help young people land and keep good jobs in fields where there is currently a high demand for workers and an abundance of well-paying jobs — fields like health care, information technology, manufacturing and agriculture.
President Trump seems to have precipitated a crisis with Qatar by effectively siding with Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and other Gulf Arab states on the issue of Qatar’s financing of terrorism.
