By Mindy Fischer on May 3, 2017
chairman, CNN, distract from the investigation, former national security adviser, gave them the virtual finger, Graham, invited Rice to testify, judiciary subcommittee hearing, Lindsey Graham, political stunt, Rice, Russia, Russia investigation, Senate, Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on crime and terrorism, Senate Republicans, Susan Rice, Susan Rice declines testifying before Senate committee on Russia probe, Trump, Trump's ties to Russia, unmasking, Whitehouse
Foreign Policy, Partisan Politics and Policy, Politics, Republicans, Uncategorized, Washington
Senate Republicans want Susan Rice to testify about the unmasking of US citizens in the Russia investigation. Rice just gave them the virtual finger. On Wednesday, Obama’s former national security adviser Susan Rice declined an invitation to testify before a judiciary subcommittee hearing next week. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on crime […]
By Mindy Fischer on April 20, 2017
Bill O'Reilly, call your dressmaker, culture at the network, female co-worker, Fo, forced to wear short skirts, Fox, fox news, giving America a raise, giving America an erection, host tell female co-host on air, O'Reilly, ousted for sexual harassment, predators, Roger Ailes, sexual harasser, sexual harassment, sexual joke, sexual predator, sexually harassing women, systemic problem at Fox, The Five, treatment of women, you're giving America an erection
Fox News, Misogyny, Press/Media, Uncategorized, Videos, Women's issues, women's rights
On the same day Fox News fired Bill O’Reilly, another male host made a sexual joke about his female co-worker on the air. O’Reilly sexually harassing women is not the exception at Fox News. It’s the whole culture at the network. In the past several months, Fox News CEO Roger Ailes and the network’s biggest […]
By Mindy Fischer on April 17, 2017
a piece of election equipment, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, attempt to sabotage or taint a race, Brian Kemp, Cobb County precinct, Dems, election, election day, election equipment stolen in Georgia ahead of Tuesday's special election, Georgia, Georgia voters, major data breach, opened an investigation, personal information at risk, republicans, results will not be compromised, special election, state officials, voters' personal information
Corruption, Elections, Politics, Uncategorized
There has been a major data breach in Georgia after a piece of election equipment was stolen. The breach puts all of Georgia voters’ personal information at risk. A machine that checks voters in on election day was stolen Saturday night ahead of Tuesday’s big special election to fill Tom Price’s old seat. Was it […]
By Mindy Fischer on April 15, 2017
$174000 a year salary, Bullcrap, constituents, deplorable, disrespectful and condescending, he works for them, House Republican has melt-down at Town Hall, I pay enough taxes, I pay for myself, Markwayne Mullen, Markwayne Mullin, Mullen had a melt-down, Mullin, Oklahoma, pay my own salary, people are paying attention, Republican party, republicans, smarter and more informed, taxpayers do not pay my salary, they are paying his salary, thinks his constituents are really stupid, Town Hall, voters, who they work for
Congress, Conservative Logic, Partisan Politics and Policy, Politics, Resist, Right Wing Hatred, Right wing lies, Uncategorized, Videos
“Bullcrap! I pay for myself!” This week Representative Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) held a Town Hall in his home district. And it didn’t go well. Apparently Mr. Mullin is very confused about where his $174,000 a year salary comes from. Or maybe he just thinks his constituents are really stupid. Unfortunately for Mullin, voters are a whole […]
By Mindy Fischer on March 14, 2017
6-year-old, 6-year-old chooses to give up birthday party so she could feed the homeless, a hot meal, ABC News, Armani, Armani Crews, Artesha Crews, birthday party, care packages, celebrate her birthday, Chicago kindergartner, feed the homeless, good news, her local church, homeless, it was nice to be nice, little girl, making a difference in the world, this amazing family
Activism, great news, Uncategorized
This little girl could teach Donald Trump and the Republicans a whole lot. At dark times like this, we can use all the good news we can get. And this is definitely some good news. Donald Trump is not who we are. This amazing family is who we are. Armani Crews is a 6-year-old Chicago […]
By Mindy Fischer on February 16, 2017
a Baltic nation, allies, American, between Russia and Trump staff, CIA, depend on spies, European governments, executive branch, Germany, intel, intelligence operations, intercepted communications, Kislyak, Michael Flynn, Newsweek, Russia, Russian Ambassador, Russian government officials, sources, Trump, Trump advisers, Trump's business partners, United States, US allies intercept communications, Western European intelligence operations
Corruption, Donald Trump, Foreign Policy, Politics, Trump lies, Uncategorized, World News
The truth about Trump’s connections to Russia will come out one way or another. Even if we have to depend on spies from our own allies. For the past seven months US allies have been conducting intelligence operations against the United States because of Donald Trump. And at least one Western European ally has intercepted […]
By Mindy Fischer on February 15, 2017
bombshell report, congress, connection between Trump campaign Russian intelligence would be game changer, constant communications, game-changer, Good Morning America, Graham, investigation, Lindsey Graham, Michael Flynn, new piece of evidence, New York Times, preliminary investigation, republicans, Russia, Russian intelligence, scandal is getting worse, Trump campaign
Congress, GOP, Partisan Politics and Policy, Politics, Republicans, Uncategorized, Videos, World News
It seems this scandal is getting worse by the day. And Republicans are finally taking serious note. On Monday night, Trump’s senior national security adviser, Michael Flynn, was forced to resign because he got caught for having contacts with the Russians before Trump was inaugurated and then lied to cover it up. And then […]
By Mindy Fischer on January 21, 2017
anti-Trumper, Ashley Judd, Ashley Judd electrifies massive crowd at Women's March on Washington, boasts of sexual assault, crowd, crowd wildly cheered, D.C., I feel Hitler in these streets, inauguration, known it would be this big, march, massive crowds, nasty woman, nasty women, Nina Donovan, protest, resistance, the crowd erupted, Washington, Women's March
Activism, busloads of protesters, Democrats, great news, history, Politics, Uncategorized, Women's issues, Women's March, women's rights
If you are an anti-Trumper, then you should be extremely proud right now. We expected Saturday’s Women’s March to be big, but no one could’ve known it would be this big! Women…and men who love women…came out in massive numbers all over the world on Saturday. D.C. police estimate that there were considerably more people […]
By Mindy Fischer on January 13, 2017
D.C., D.C. National Guard, effective Inauguration day, Errol R. Schwartz, fired, head of DC National Guard fired, head of the guard, inauguration, military, National Guard, national special security event, Pentagon, Phil Mendelson, planning and preparing, protect the capital, removed from his position, Schwartz, terminated, troops deployed, U.S. Army Major General, Washington Post
Donald Trump, military, Politics, Uncategorized, Washington
The head of the D.C. National Guard was just told that he will be removed from his position effective Inauguration day at 12:01 pm. U.S. Army Major General Errol R. Schwartz is the head of the D.C. National Guard. Schwartz was appointed to head the guard back in 2008 by George Bush. But he told the […]
By Mindy Fischer on January 3, 2017
10 democratic rising stars to watch, 10 rising stars, as Dems rebuild, Cheri Bustos, congress, Cory Booker, Democrats, Dems, Dems need some new blood, disastrous 2016 elections, Eric Swalwell, find new leadership, House, Joe Crowley, Joe Kennedy III, Julian Castro, Kirsten Gillibrand, Linda Sanchez, Nancy Pelosi, rising stars, Ruben Gallego, Senate, the Democratic Party, Tim Ryan
Congress, Democrats, Liberals, Partisan Politics and Policy, Politics, Uncategorized
The Democratic Party is reeling from the disastrous 2016 elections. But, as the party scrambles to find new leadership, there are 10 bright rising stars to keep an eye on over the next couple years. The Democrats took a real beating last year, losing both the House and Senate along with the White House. And […]
