Stateside Stories: Trump Trade Deals Eclipse Senate Trial »
The Senate impeachment trial is already underway, but President Donald Trump had two administration victories this past week which will change trading relations for the US for some time to come: the USMCA and the Phase One of the U.S.-China trade deal. The public is divided on the impeachment, seeing Trump as an economic genius on the one hand and an autocratic leader on the other. The Democrats want him out of office one way or the other. The Republicans are backing him for the November 2020 Presidential election. That’s politics for you!
A Second Opinion: Don’t Give in to Fear! »
We must be brave and face the challenges of 2020 without fear.
A SECOND OPINION: Trump Not Fully Exonerated »
If you've been keeping up with the news, you may have realized that in the Congressional Hearings with Special Investigator Robert Mueller, President Trump was not fully exonerated from wrongdoing by Mueller's report. But although he may not be removed from office through impeachment, the President could be prosecuted after he leaves office for Russian collusion and obstruction of justice, both of which the he vehemently denies ever occurred.
STATESIDE STORIES: TRUMP TOUSLING MELANIA’S HAIR AND VICE-VERSA! »
Maybe a little hair tousling might ease some very apparent tensions amongst the upper crust!
STATESIDE STORIES: PRESIDENTIAL GLORY »
"It seems that the good old days of glorifying our presidents is long past and we're stuck with real people who, for some reason, want the most difficult job in the world"
STATESIDE STORIES: 2016 U.S. Presidential Candidates Running Hard »
Republican presidential hopefuls are popping up everywhere while Hillary Clinton is the forerunner
for the Democratic nomination though not the only possible candidate
STATESIDE STORIES: Bring On the New Year! »
Take a new broom and sweep the old year out the door. Bang pots at the stroke of midnight to herald in the new!
STATESIDE STORIES: The Case of an Imperial Presidency »
Republicans are protesting a series of Obama executive actions. In reply the President says, “So sue me!”
