Mark Angelides is the Managing Editor at Liberty Nation, a news outlet focused on providing conservative perspectives on national issues in the United States. With a keen interest in politics and current events, Mark's articles often delve into topics such as elections, political controversies, and the impact of policies on American society.
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By: Mark Angelides
As Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump made their final big pitches to American voters, current President Joe Biden took it upon himself to declare that Trump’s supporters are “garbage.” Reminiscent of Hillary Clinton’s campaign-killing “basket of deplorables” comment that played a significant part in derailing her electoral hopes, this latest gaffe […]
The American public is generally familiar with how certain elements of the legacy media are quick to offer a slanted or one-sided spin to current events. This goes double for stories that involve Donald Trump. But a new example, happening right now in real-time, perfectly illustrates how the now infamous hoaxes spread and become gospel for those refusing to look beyond the headlines. The latest nascent hoax: Trump wants Liz Cheney to face a firing squad.
unwelcome behind the stripy doors? The battle for the Senate might well turn out to be the biggest story of all.
Take the presidential election that just concluded, which saw former President Donald Trump make one of the most significant political
President-elect Donald Trump has made his first official announcement on the much-touted Department of Government Efficiency – DOGE. In a statement released Tuesday, November 12, he wrote that the yet-to-be-created office will be jointly headed by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, giving it a two-year mandate to effect substantial change. It will “dismantle Government Bureaucracy, slash excess regulations, cut wasteful expenditures, and restructure Federal Agencies,” he wrote.
Florida Representative Matt Gaetz has been named as the Attorney General of the United States. President-elect Trump announced his pick for America's “top cop” in a social media post, today, November 13. He wrote:
President-elect Donald Trump appears to be in the midst of political machinations that could upend the business-as-usual approach to governance in the nation's capital. With the GOP House majority now official and Senate leadership in place, there is growing suspicion that the former and future president is engaged in a series of gambits that will send shockwaves through the establishment and allow him to hit the ground running.
In a long-anticipated reveal, Donald Trump announced on Thursday, November 14, that he would appoint Kennedy to oversee HHS. On the campaign trail, the former president had made clear that he had planned to let him “go wild” on the nation's fast-deteriorating health. During his now-infamous
With the 2024 election delivering a Washington, DC, trifecta to the GOP in the form of the presidency, the House, and the Senate, key Democratic Party players have a plan for resistance. An anti-Trump triumvirate to resist the sweeping changes Donald Trump has proposed is forming that could present a uniquely effective front against the president-elect's plans.
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