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This article appeared online at TheNewAmerican.com on Thursday, May 30, 2019: 

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. Count Cassidy on the pro-abortion side.

Her bill now heads to the Democrat-controlled State Senate, which is all but certain to approve it, and then it’s on to Democrat Governor J.B. Pritzker, who said in a statement that he “looks forward to signing it into law.”

The Reproductive Health Act would rescind previous prohibitions on some late-term abortions, along with a 45-year-old law demanding criminal penalties against doctors performing abortions.

Part of Cassidy’s motivation is

This article appeared online at TheNewAmerican.com on Friday, May 24, 2019: 

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has run out of arguments and is now stooping to the lowest form of argumentation: ad hominem attacks on the president. The New American covered the “blow up” of Wednesday’s three-minute meeting between Trump and Pelosi at the White House. Pelosi initiated the firestorm by accusing the president of a coverup before a left-wing group just hours before the meeting.

On Thursday, she added fuel to that firestorm by telling NBC News that Trump’s actions were “villainous” after earlier suggesting that Trump’s family and/or staff should “intervene” in order to remove him from his position as president.

Naturally, the president struck back, telling reporters Thursday afternoon that “she’s a mess.… I watched Nancy and she was all crazy yesterday.”

Pelosi is determined to get the facts to the American people:

This article was published by The McAlvany Intelligence Advisor on Friday, May 24, 2019: 

One seeking to know more about Nancy Pelosi, the Democrat Speaker of the House of Representatives, would have to look behind the media’s headlines. But from time to time she reveals for whom she is laboring.

On Wednesday, just hours before she was to meet with the president to talk about infrastructure funding, she addressed an outfit called the Center for American Progress (CAP) at their IDEAS conference.

The CAP is a far-left political machine funded by George Soros through his Joyce Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates through their foundation, and the embassy of the United Arab Republic (UAE). Also pouring millions into CAP are the Ford Foundation, Goldman Sachs, the Bank of America, Google, Time Warner, Walmart, and Citigroup. CAP was founded by Bill Clinton’s chief of staff, John Podesta, and had such close ties to the Obama administration that it was responsible for crafting much of its far-left agenda. It is a key member of the Shadow Party, a network of non-profit activist groups organized by Soros and others to advance the Democratic Party’s socialist agenda.

In other words, Pelosi had just come from addressing a key Deep State player on her way to meeting with the president.

What she said at the CAP conference effectively ended that meeting with the president before it even got started. She told her rapt audience:

This article appeared online at TheNewAmerican.com on Thursday, May 23, 2019: 

The mainstream media blamed President Trump for abruptly ending Wednesday’s meeting with top Democrats to discuss infrastructure funding. They included the Associated Press, CNBC and the New York Times. The Times’ headline was indicative: “Trump, Angered by ‘Phony’ Inquiries, Blows up Meeting with Pelosi and Schumer.”

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) made incendiary remarks about the president to a left-wing group just before the meeting with the president was scheduled to begin, and this caused Trump to end the meeting.

Here’s the timeline from Wednesday:

8:30 a.m.: The president held a meeting with several of his aides to prepare for the conference with the Democrats, scheduled for 11:45. The topic to be discussed was the country’s infrastructure and how to provide funding for it. Although all such funding bills begin in the House, the president has taken a leading role in pushing for it. He expressed hope for a breakthrough at the meeting while his aides were, according to sources, less than optimistic about such an outcome.

10:00 a.m.: Pelosi addressed the left-wing Center for American Progress IDEAS conference where she verbally and deliberately attacked the president, accusing him of a coverup: “In plain sight, this president is obstructing justice and is engaged in a cover-up. And that could be an impeachable offense.”

11:15 a.m.: As Trump was preparing to meet Pelosi, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, and other top Democrats, he learned of Pelosi’s remarks. By the time the meeting started he was visibly angry, according to people in the meeting.

Upon entering the room, the president told those assembled that he wanted to talk about infrastructure funding and was prepared to do so. But in light of Pelosi’s remarks, he ended the meeting and walked out.

Here’s the president’s take on exactly what happened:

This article appeared online at TheNewAmerican.com on Monday, May 20, 2019: 

With the latest polls showing Joe Biden increasing his lead over his rivals for the Democratic Party’s nomination for president, even new evidence of his negative baggage is failing to shrink his advantage.

According to Real Clear Politics, which averaged the four latest opinion polls of Democrat voters, Biden’s lead is now nearly 20 points ahead of his nearest rival, socialist Bernie Sanders. Capturing support from more than 38 percent of those polled, Biden is leaving his competition in the dust. Sanders scored just 18 percent, while every other announced candidate remains way behind, in the single digits.

Revelations that Biden successfully pushed for a Ukrainian prosecutor to be relieved of his position because he was investigating corruption in a company whose board included his son, Hunter, seemed to have no effect on Biden’s widening lead over his rivals.

That Hunter was discharged from the Navy after testing positive for cocaine in 2014 and left further evidence of drug use in 2016 has either been forgotten or is being ignored by Biden’s rivals and the compliant/complacent media.

That the launch attending his official announcement for the presidency over the weekend was poorly attended doesn’t seem to matter either.

This article was published by The McAlvany Intelligence Advisor on Wednesday, May 1, 2019: 

Former President Harry Truman said it best: “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.” Deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein is taking Truman’s advice: things are likely to get hot for him and he’s getting out while the getting is good.

His letter of resignation to his boss – the one whom he schemed to oust using a wire and the 25^th Amendment – was lavish in praise and thin in substance. (His letter is available in Sources below.)

Wrote Rosenstein:

This article appeared online at TheNewAmerican.com on Tuesday, April 30, 2019:

In his resignation letter to the president on Monday, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was all sweetness and light:

I am grateful to you for the opportunity to serve; for the courtesy and humor you often display in our personal conversations; and for the goals you set in your inaugural address: patriotism, unity, safety, education, and prosperity…. The Department of Justice pursues those goals while operating in accordance with the rule of law. The rule of law is the foundation of America. It secures our freedom, allows our citizens to flourish, and enables our nation to serve as a model of liberty and justice of all.

His letter, which announced his resignation effective May 11, sounded corny. He lavished praise on his boss whom he once considered attempting to oust under the 25th Amendment. He didn’t mention anything about the “wire” he allegedly jokingly suggested wearing as reported by the New York Times.

And he most certainly didn’t mention the pain and suffering he unleashed on his boss by giving Robert Mueller virtual free rein to investigate him and anyone in close proximity to the president in an attempt to find something — anything — to hang around his neck and bring him down.

And Rosenstein didn’t say anything about the five articles of impeachment that were drawn up against him last summer after months of his stalling to provide important and likely revealing documents to a House committee.

Now that the Mueller investigation is over, Rosenstein is heading out the door. It’s clear that he wants to put some distance between himself and his past.

On May 17, 2017 Rosenstein

This article was published by The McAlvany Intelligence Advisor on Monday, April 29, 2019: 

Joe Biden has one thing going for him: he appears to be an affable, low-key, friendly, warm human being, which appeals to independent voters put off by Trump. That was enough to propel him to an eight-point lead over the president in early polling after he officially announced for the presidency on Thursday. It’s clear that voters couldn’t care less about his peccadilloes with a number of women who have accused him of inappropriate touching, kissing, caressing, or smelling, even when they have provided videos of his creepy behavior.

They seem impervious to claims of his shady involvement, along with his son Hunter, with Ukraine. Hunter, it will be remembered, took a lucrative job with a major Ukrainian energy company, but when it became the target of a corruption probe there, the senior Biden used his influence to have the prosecutor fired.

He wasn’t on camera when the following conversation took place with Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan:

This article was published by The McAlvany Intelligence Advisor on Monday, April 15, 2019: 

The Democrat Party seems intent in its own self-immolation. It banked everything on the Mueller Report, knowing that there was something – anything – that the special prosecutor (a Deep State insider) would find that would finally sink the Trump administration into oblivion.

When it didn’t, Democrats shifted gears and moved to obtain Trump’s tax returns, knowing – just certain – that he was hiding something. Once again they are banking everything (what little cred they might have left) on finding something to destroy him and his administration.

If this bet goes against them, the rout in 2020 could be epic. It could be something for the ages. It could even exceed the obliteration of George McGovern and his running mate, Sargent Shriver, in 1972. When the dust had settled, McGovern couldn’t even win his own state, South Dakota. He and Shriver took Massachusetts and the District of Columbia. The McGovern/Shriver ticket won just 37.5 percent of the popular vote to Nixon’s 60.7 percent. In the Electoral College, the defeat was even worse, if possible: McGovern got 17 votes while Nixon got 520.

Following the president’s refusal to meet the demand from the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Richard Neal (D-Mass.), last week, he made another demand: