California Democrats decline to endorse Feinstein By DAVID SIDERS and CARLA MARINUCCI 02/25/2018 06:39 AM EST SAN DIEGO — In a sharp rebuke of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the California Democratic Party has declined to endorse the state’s own senior senator in her bid for reelection. Riven by conflict between progressive and more moderate forces at the state party’s annual convention here, delegates favored Feinstein’s progressive rival, state Senate leader Kevin de León, over Feinstein by a 54 percent to 37 percent margin, according to results announced Sunday. Neither candidate reached the 60 percent threshold required to receive the party endorsement for 2018. But the snubbing of Feinstein led de León to claim a victory for his struggling campaign. “The outcome of today’s endorsement vote is an astounding rejection of politics as usual, and it boosts our campaign’s momentum as we all...

How anyone can believe guns are the problem after viewing this cartoon is beyond me. The only guns that are a problem are the guns in the hands of bad guys and they are not going to have a problem getting or using guns. Those who believe a grossly incompetent government can keep them safe are simply fools. One other thing you want to remember. The Broward county shooting took place in a heavily democrat locale with democrats running the show. The congressman for this are is debbie wasserman schultz – nuff said? And here is another little graphic for the woefully uninformed –...

Please, I am begging you, EXPLAIN this. The first rule of seeing Barack Obama in Boston is don’t talk about seeing Barack Obama in Boston John Tlumacki By Steve Annear Globe Staff  February 23, 2018 Thanks, Obama. The former president was scheduled to appear at a sports analytics conference hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Friday. But if you were not an attendee at the event, don’t expect to hear much about what Barack Obama shared. Officials managing the 12th annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center have put strict rules in place that extend beyond barring the media from divulging Obama’s insights. An e-mail sent to those heading to the venue for the “conversation with Obama” read like a line from the movie “Fight Club”: The first rule of seeing the former commander-in-chief is don’t talk about seeing the former...

If they are, look no further for what is wrong with America as you, the parent, are responsible. Two questions come to mind: Where did they go to elementary school? and, What type of parents do they have? Texas Tech’s new student political organization PoliTech goes to campus to see how much our students know about their nation’s politics! You might be surprised.

Authored by Tom Luongo, With all the column inches spilled over Robert Mueller’s thirteen indictments issued on Friday very few of them have touched on the real revelation. It’s not the obvious case of prosecutorial over-reach. It isn’t the further subversion of the grand jury process by Federal Prosecutors unmoored from personal bias. It isn’t the admission that no one on the Trump team knowingly colluded with Russian agents to influence the outcome of the 2016 election. It isn’t even that Former FBI Director Andrew McCabe doctored interview documents to secure a guilty plea from General Michael Flynn. It’s not obvious collusion between his investigation and the media to hang a duly-elected President in the court of public opinion. No. The real revelation with Mueller’s indictments is that they represent the depths of how far our system has fallen from the ideals and principles it was...

the brain dead, left wing fools that run the city and the even deader people who elect them are the problem. Just look at these quotes from city Supervisor, Hillary Ronen: “Unacceptable. Absolutely unacceptable,” said Supervisor Hillary Ronen. “We’re losing tourists. We’re losing conventions in San Francisco. All of this is happening because we aren’t addressing the root cause, which is we need more temporary beds for street homelessness.” “We need to find a source of revenue,” said Ronen. “Whether that’s putting something on the ballot to raise business taxes or taking a look at our general fund and re-allocating money towards that purpose and taking it away from something else in the city.” So, this genius’s solution is to attract more homeless by increasing the number of temporary beds and to create more homeless by raising taxes on the businesses which...