Liz Wheeler destroys Elizabeth Warren with FACTS ! Thanks to Bill Mehann for sharing this video. NancyVIDEO – LIZ WHEELER DESTROYS ELIZABETH WARREN AND PLANNED PARENTHOODJune 24, 2017 One America News Network
Governor Mike Pence of Indiana
Mike Pence and family www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3pW27TMgr4%5B/caption%5D
Governor Mike Pense of Indiana www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3pW27TMgr4
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Donald Trump and Mike Pence
Mike Pence and family
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas
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Senator Marco Rubio
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Laura Ingraham **********
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqNhDVcvrsg
(She definitely brought down the house with this one ! )
Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin
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Florida Governor Rick Scott
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Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rugledge
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Colonel Eileen Collins, Ret, Former Commander, U.S. Space Shuttle
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Darrell Scott, Senior Pastor, New Spirit Revival Center Ministries
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Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin
Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina
Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina
Sandra Henson of Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Nick Vaughan of North Carolina
From the left: Ted Hicks and Rod Chaney of North Carolina
From the left: Zan Bunn, President, North Carolina Federation
of Republican Women,
and Linda Devore, a delegate from Fayetteville , North Carolina
From the left: Nancy Clark, Conservative Women’s Forum and Linda Arnold, National Federation of Republican Women, Regent Chair
Martha Jenkins and Doug Isley
THOM TILLIS
From the left: Sheila Salter, Susan Tillis, Pearl Burris-Floyd and P.J. Gentry
From the left: Sheila Salter, Meg Gresham, Susan Tillis and Nancy Clark
Thom Tillis and Nancy Clark
From the left: Linda Petrou, Meg Gresham, Martha Jenkins and Evelyn Poole-Kober
From the left: Val Nagle, Donna Williams and Jeff Mixon
From the left: Joyce Cotten, Evelyn Poole-Kober and Linda Boesch
Thom Tillis taking the oath of office
From the left: Emily Walker, Nancy Clark, back row – P.J. Gentry, Sheila Salter and Meg Gresham
North Carolina Supporters attending the swearing in
On the way to Washington !
From the left: Val Nagle and Donna Williams
A night on the town at the Old Ebbitt Grill in Washington D.C., From the left: Hanna Stein, Dr. Rosemary Stein, Sheila Salter, Nancy Clark, Meg Gresham and P.J. Gentry
One of the ornate bars at the Old Ebbitt Grill
A definite conversation piece !
Look who we ran into at the Old Ebbitt Grill – Zan Bunn and Linda and Matt Arnold who were also there to celebrate. By the Way, Karl Rove was also at the restaurant that night for a private party. I saw him walk in – what a fun night !
A snowy Washington, D.C.
The Capitol
The Old Supreme Court Chamber 1810 – 1860
The Baptism of Pocahontas 1839 by John Gadsby Chapman
A BEAUTIFUL SUNSET ON THE WAY HOME TO NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina senator Kay Hagan’s admission that she skipped a hearing about the Islamic State to attend a campaign fundraiser threatens to waste the $42 million that Democrats have spent in this race to protect her candidacy and their Senate majority.
Two new polls show Republican state-house speaker Thom Tillis tied or leading Hagan, breaking a streak of 13 surveys that showed her with a small but steady lead.
Tillis leads 46 to 45, according to SurveyUSA, which showed Hagan leading 47–46 in September. High Point University shows the two candidates tied at 40, with libertarian Sean Haugh (whom voters saw during a debate with Hagan and Tillis last week) drawing 7 percent of the vote.
The polling data comes one week after Hagan admitted that she skipped a hearing on the threat of the Islamic State to attend a fundraiser. Tillis hammered her for that during their last debate. Local press has also focused on how the Hagan family has benefited from government spending programs that the senator supported, such as the 2009 stimulus.
“Our internals show that undecided voters are starting to break toward Thom Tillis, in large part because of Senator Hagan’s misplaced priorities and the negativity of her campaign,” NRSC spokesman Brad Dayspring tells National Review Online. “Polls show North Carolinians are deeply concerned that as national security threats like ISIS emerged, Kay Hagan was asleep at the wheel. Thom Tillis is the only candidate in the race with a proven record of getting things done, unlike Senator Hagan who simply voted whichever way that Harry Reid and Barack Obama wanted her to.”
Republicans moved to capitalize on Hagan’s apparent weakness by spending $6 million on the race, bringing their total to $10 million. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has spent $16 million on the race. Including outside groups on both sides, Democrats enjoy an $18 million to $16 million advantage in spending in the last month of the election
WASHINGTON FREE BEACON
APBY: Washington Free Beacon Staff
North Carolina Republicans are asking the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate Sen. Kay Hagan (D., N.C.), who has come under fire after revelations that her husband’s company, JDC Manufacturing, received nearly $400,000 in tax credits as part of the controversial 2009 stimulus package, which Hagan supported.
“The Committee needs to investigate whether Senator Hagan used her office to steer taxpayer dollars to her husband’s company and/or whether she provided him with insider knowledge obtained through her office as a United States Senator that allowed his company to receive almost $400,000 in taxpayer funds,” NC GOP chairman Claude Pope wrote in an official letter to the committee.
In a statement accompanying the letter, Pope said he hoped the committee would “determine whether Senator Hagan and her family used the influence of her high office, or access to inside information to profit herself and her family.”
According to financial disclosure forms, the Hagans’ income from JDC Manufacturing increased from essentially nothing in 2008 to almost $134,000 in 2013. Hagan’s son is also the CEO of a company that received more than half a million dollars in stimulus funding to install solar panels.
Senate majority leader uses position to make powerful legislative decisions
Progressive populist: To her supporters, Sen. Elizabeth Warren gives a voice to … more >
She has flatly stated she won’t run for president in 2016, but Sen. Elizabeth Warren nonetheless is emerging as one of her party’s most influential members, armed with a potent message of economic populism that has rapidly made her a hero to many on the progressive left.
On three occasions last week, President Obama praised the Massachusetts Democrat by name while promoting her ill-fated college loan reform bill. The measure died in the Senate amid Republican opposition Wednesday but was a perfect example of Warren politics: Raise taxes on the rich to lower the costs of college loan payments for average Americans.
Although the measure failed, Ms. Warren took full advantage of the opportunity to promote herself as the voice of the 99 percent and further raise her profile within the Democratic Party as she appeared behind a podium alongside Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
“Today is a really good day for billionaires,” she said. “For the 40 million people dealing with student loan debt, it wasn’t such a good day. This raises the fundamental question: Who does Washington work for? Does it work for those who can hire armies of lobbyists to make sure every single loophole in the tax code is protected for them? Or does it work for young people who are trying to get started in life?” (more…)
In Iowa’s crowded, six-way GOP Senate primary, Joni Ernst is trying to break out of the pack by running as the only candidate who is “a mother, a soldier, and a proven conservative.”
Born and raised on a small farm in southwest Iowa, the mother of three served in Iraq as an Iowa National Guard battalion commander from 2003 to 2004. She rides a motorcycle (a 2009 Harley-Davidson Softail Deluxe) and has a permit to carry a concealed weapon (she likes to alternate between a Smith & Wesson 9mm and a .380 as her pistol of choice). Now serving her fourth year in the state senate, Ernst has positioned herself as a U.S. Senate candidate who could unite the Tea Party and the GOP establishment.
Texas senator Ted Cruz has done a “great job” and the Tea Party is “wonderful,” Ernst told me during a recent visit to Washington, D.C. “I do agree with most of their stances.” Ernst has won the endorsement of Mitt Romney, and Iowa governor Terry Branstad has said he’s “particularly intrigued” by her candidacy. “She’s pro-life, she’s great on the Second Amendment, and she’s been a very successful county official and now state senator,” Branstad told the Washington Post in August. “She’s got a great personal story. And we’ve never elected a woman to the Senate from our state.”
Ernst is running to the right, but she certainly isn’t a bomb-thrower. She speaks diplomatically and dismisses the my-way-or-the-highway approach of unnamed politicians. Ernst would be the third pro-life woman in the Senate if elected. She told me she’s “very conservative when it comes to those issues” but emphasized how “tolerant” and “respectful” she is of other people and their views. She singled out Iowa’s “phenomenal” Chuck Grassley and Nebraska’s Deb Fischer as two senators she admires. But, in her poise and passion about national defense, Ernst reminds me most of New Hampshire senator Kelly Ayotte. (more…)
Harry Reid is one of 100 senators, but so far in 2014, he’s been responsible for one-third of all the amendments proposed on the Senate floor — a number that underscores just how much one man has come to dominate the legislative process.
More so than House Speaker John A. Boehner or even President Obama, it is Mr. Reid, a Nevada Democrat in his eighth year as majority leader, who has the most single-handed power to shape what gets done and what falls to the wayside in Washington.
Mr. Reid is increasingly bullish on using that power, deciding what bills make it to his chamber floor, what amendments will be allowed to those bills that do get there and whether the debate will become a serious policy discussion or a political tool designed to rally his party’s supporters and annoy his tea party opponents.
His control has been of incalculable benefit to both Mr. Obama, who is able to avoid embarrassing legislative rebukes, and to Senate Democrats, who are sometimes able to avoid having to take tough votes that could cost them the support of voters back home.
Republicans, though, attack Mr. Reid as a tyrant who is silencing their voices and those of the millions of Americans the GOP senators represent.
“It is quite disgraceful,” Sen. Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican, fumed on the chamber floor earlier this year in what has become a running debate with Mr. Reid. “But it’s no surprise either, since the Democratic majority clearly ran out of ideas a long time ago. Their refusal to engage in serious debate is just another symptom of that.”
Mr. Reid counters that Republicans have gotten hung up on Senate rules rather than working on the issues he’s offered for the chamber’s agenda. (more…)