Don’t Trust the Polls, Say Numerous Experienced Political Observers
If several experienced political seers are correct, President Donald Trump will continue to serve the country as president through 2024. ...
About: Bob Adelmann
Posts by Bob Adelmann
Trump’s New Plan Puts States Back in Charge of Energy Regulation
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler finalized his agency’s plans to replace Obama’s “Clean Power Plan” with Trump’s “Affordable Clean Energy” plan. ...
Jesus’ Name Lifted Up at Trump’s Reelection Rally; Media All But Silent
The chair of President Trump’s evangelical advisory board, Pastor Paula White, lifted up the name of Jesus in her opening prayer at the president’s reelection rally, praying against “demonic...
Government Watchdog to Sue Colorado Over Its “National Popular Vote” Law
It's laudable that Judicial Watch is stepping up to prevent Electoral College abolishers from having their way with the American Republic. ...
Latest Poll Increases Pressure on Pelosi to Impeach Trump
The latest poll from NBC News/Wall Street Journal is putting increasing pressure on Pelosi to begin impeachment proceedings against the president. ...
Florida Governor Signs Ban on Sanctuary Cities; President Trump Approves
The issue of sanctuary cities divides the country and will likely eventually be settled in court, as will likely happen on Florida after it passed a new law banning...
China’s Economy Continues to Slow
The economic slowdown in China bodes well for a potential meeting between Trump and Xi in Osaka later this month to discuss China's trade manipulations. ...
Are Attacks on Oil Tankers at Hormuz Strait a Prelude to War?
With multiple attacks on oil transport ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and America blaming Iran, it looks like a lead-up to war. ...
Trump v. Biden Race Gets Ugly Early
President Donald Trump and Joe Biden, his likely Democrat opponent in November 2020, touched gloves on Tuesday in Iowa and then came out swinging. ...
Trump: “Very Low Inflation, a Beautiful Thing!”
The Federal Reserve expects inflation to remain low, bringing out exuberance from President Trump, but what is good is the Fed's irrelevance, at least for the moment. ...
As Oil and Gas Prices Drop, Frackers Declare Bankruptcy
With gas headed down toward $2 a gallon, shale oil producers are getting squeezed. ...
Biased NPR Poll, Democrats’ Desperation Just More Good News for Trump
The Democrats have run out of options, as both NPR and impeachment-happy Democrats are proving. ...
Hand-wringing Over May’s Low Jobs Numbers Is Premature
It’s far too early to be writing off the longest-running economic expansion in history, as some in the media appear to be doing. ...
Top Forecaster Predicts Dow at 40,000 in Two Years
Market forecaster Yves Lamoureux is forecasting that the Dow will hit 40,000 within the next two years, but with a caveat: There’s another “event” that will occur first. ...
CNN’s Audience Continues to Shrink
The results of Adweek’s ratings for May measured just how far from grace CNN has fallen. ...
Trump Judge Rules House Can’t Stop Him From Building Wall Using Other Funds
This ruling doesn't settle the issue reallocating monies to build a border wall, but illustrates how "originalist" thinking is informing judicial decisions. ...
Dem 2020 Candidate Booed for Denouncing Socialism
Democrat presidential candidate John Hickenlooper was booed for denouncing socialism at the Democratic Party State Organizing Convention in San Francisco. ...
Russia’s Rostec Pulls Plug on Maduro
U.S. sanctions are having the desired effect after all: Maduro can't pay Rostec's bills, so the company is withdrawing its people. ...
Virginia Beach Shooting Gives Gun-Grabbers Another Opportunity
This shooting gives anti-gunners another opportunity to promote their agenda. ...
With Illinois Abortion Bill, National Battle Lines Being Drawn Over Roe v. Wade
The passage of Illinois Representative Kelly Cassidy’s Reproductive Health Act by the Democrat-controlled Illinois House on Tuesday laid out clearly the sharp divide between pro-life and pro-abortion supporters. ...
