Before the Epstein files became all the news and Blondi vs. Bongino broke out, the president was keeping up his constant drumbeat about “Too Late” Powell. “‘Too Late’ should resign immediately!!!” Trump posted on Truth Social, using his nickname for Powell, reported The Hill. “‘Too Late’ is costing the U.S. 360 Billion Dollars a Point, PER YEAR, in refinancing costs. No Inflation, COMPANIES POURING INTO AMERICA.
Conservatives and Republicans are up in arms over the nomination and likely election of Zohran Mamdani, a self-described socialist, as mayor of New York City. The right-wingers are shocked — shocked! — that people could actually elect a died-in-the-wool socialist to serve as mayor of the nation’s largest city.
Come on! Who are they fooling? Even though they are loathe to admit it, conservatives and Republicans are every bit as socialist as Mamdani.
While Democrats and Republicans may argue over many issues, there is one thing they can agree on: a firm, bipartisan commitment to bad economics.
Even after Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill, and the closing of the port of Boston—even after the creation of a Continental Army and the appointment of Washington as its commander—most colonists in late 1775 still hoped for reconciliation with England. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, Thomas Paine’s pamphlet hit the streets.
Last Sunday, Donald Trump’s Department of Justice announced that they had concluded that Jeffrey Epstein did not have a list of clients and that the convicted sex offender and formerly well-connected financier really did die by suicide.
