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Twitter Rolls Out Ban on Political Ads Covering Candidates, Elections and Legislation…

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On Friday, Twitter released details of its global ban on political advertising. The ban will go into effect on November 22 and prohibits any ads that mention specific candidates, elections or legislation. Also included under the ban are ads from PACs or 501(c)(4) nonprofits, a category that includes political messaging groups. However, Twitter will allow […]

Nancy Pelosi’s USMCA Strategy for 2020 is Contingent Upon the Canadian Election…

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Earlier today Nancy Pelosi was questioned about why the House was not voting to pass the USMCA trade agreement. Speaker Pelosi immediately fell back upon her talking point: “we are working toward yes.” This is complete hogwash. There are no discussions. Pelosi is doing what Pelosi does best, politicizing anything positive for the U.S. economy […]

FISA Judges Collyer and Boasberg Both Identified NSA Databases Used for Political Surveillance…

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FISA Court judges Rosemary Collyer (declassified 2017) and James Boasberg (declassified 2019) both identified issues with the NSA database being exploited for unauthorized reasons. We have a large amount of supplemental research to see through most of Collyer’s report and we are now starting the same process for Boasberg. However, an alarming possibility makes it […]

President Trump and Vice Premier Liu He Announce “Phase One” Trade Agreement – Video…

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President Trump, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Mnuchin gathered with their Chinese counterparts in the Oval Office for a lengthy announcement of “phase-one” of a U.S-China trade agreement. Vice-Premier Liu He leads the Chinese delegation. [No point sheet on USTR website yet] According to the presser: Phase One has reached ‘agreement in […]

Sept. Jobs Report: 136,000 New Jobs, Unemployment Drops to 3.5% – Lowest in 50 Years…

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MAGAnomics – Lowest Unemployment in 50 Years! The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the September jobs report. 136,000 jobs were added to the economy and the unemployment rate falls to 3.5%, the lowest since 1969. Demand for workers remains strong (Table A-1). Overall employment is very stable across all sectors (Table B-1) and wage growth […]

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