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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is facing what some perceive as another setback for her congregational authority. According to a report by Conservative Brief on Monday, November 27, 2023, a close ally and fellow California Democrat, Rep. Anna Eshoo, has announced her retirement after her current term ends in January 2025. Eshoo, 80, who represents Silicon Valley, is stepping down after nearly three decades in Washington, D.C As the initial female and Democratic representative of our district, Eshoo expressed pride in her bipartisan accomplishments in Congress, stating in a social media video, “As I near the end of my time…

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According to Axios, former President Trump has disclosed that he is actively exploring alternatives to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly known as Obamacare. He characterized the failure to repeal and replace Obamacare during his administration as a “low point for the Republican Party. The significance of this development lies in the historical context. In the lead-up to the 2022 midterms, Republicans shifted their focus away from campaigning to dismantle the ACA, recognizing its popularity and entrenched status within the U.S. healthcare system.Recalling the past, Republicans, despite having control of the White House and Congress, faced defeat in their attempts…

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According to Mediaite, former President Donald Trump has acknowledged the instances where he mentioned former President Barack Obama instead of President Joe Biden in past rallies and interviews. He insists that he was not confused, as many have suggested, but that he did so “sarcastically.” The issue of cognitive acuity has become a political concern for both Biden and Trump, who are potential front runners for the 2024 general election. Trump has previously mentioned Obama as his political rival instead of Biden, leading to speculation about his cognitive state. However, in a statement on Truth Social, Trump claimed that when…

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According to Business Insider, in his final day in office, former President Donald Trump pardoned Jonathan Braun, a Staten Island resident serving a 10-year sentence for money laundering and running an international marijuana smuggling ring. Braun’s pardon disrupted the Justice Department’s investigation into the predatory lending industry. The Justice Department was negotiating a deal with Braun to expedite his sentence in exchange for his cooperation in a separate probe into the merchant cash advance industry. In the merchant cash advance business, lenders provide financing to cash-strapped borrowers, often small businesses, with high-interest rates and fees. Braun’s pardon came as a…

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Early Monday morning, November 27, 2023, Donald Trump fiercely denied allegations of cognitive impairment through a lengthy post on Truth Social.Responding to growing concerns about his mental faculties, the former president delivered a spirited defense, attributing occasional speech blunders to a broader strategic approach. Recent speeches, where Trump appeared to believe he was running against Barack Obama and displayed confusion about world leaders and their respective countries, had raised questions about his mental acuity, according to an article published by Raw Story on Monday, November 27, 2023. Attempting to dismiss the criticism, Trump proudly declared on Truth Social that he…

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Former President Donald Trump finds himself embroiled in a high-stakes $250 million civil fraud trial, with legal expert Michael Conway offering a cautious appraisal of New York Judge Arthur Engoron’s language and conduct during the proceedings as reported in an article by the Conservative Brief on Monday, November 27, 2023.Conway’s insights, shared in a column for MSNBC, draw attention to the strategic parallels between this trial and the infamous “Chicago 7” case. He notes a pattern where Trump, akin to the defendants in the historical trial, appears to be deliberately provoking the judge, in this case, Engoron. A critical concern…

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The Colorado Supreme Court has recently announced its decision to hear an appeal regarding the eligibility of former President Donald Trump to appear on the state’s ballot in the upcoming year as reported in an article by the Conservative Brief on November 27, 2023.This development follows a lower court ruling by Judge Sarah B. Wallace, who, while finding Trump guilty of engaging in an insurrection, concluded that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment does not explicitly disqualify a person from running for the presidency. In her earlier ruling, Judge Wallace expressed a reluctance to interpret the 14th Amendment in a…

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According to Yahoo, former President Donald Trump, eyeing a potential 2024 presidential run, has suggested that if he returns to office, he would not hesitate to use the military to address unrest in primarily Democratic cities and states. Trump, campaigning in Iowa, pointed to New York City and Chicago as “crime dens” and stated that he would take immediate action, asserting that he allowed them to run previously to show how poorly they handled the situation. While Trump has not provided detailed plans on military deployment during a second term, he and his advisers have hinted at broad authority to…

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Former president Donald Trump launched another blistering attack via social media on Monday, November 27, taking aim at current president Joe Biden while invoking his predecessor Barack Obama’s name.In a lengthy post, Trump noted that he has been sarcastically referring to Biden as “Obama” multiple times, which he claimed was an indication of others having major influence over Biden’s administration. “Whenever I sarcastically insert the name Obama for Biden as an indication that others may actually be having a very big influence in running our Country, Ron DeSanctimonious and his failing campaign apparatus, together with the Democrat’s Radical Left “Disinformation…

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The unexpected pardon of Jonathan Braun by former President Donald Trump has disrupted a Department of Justice investigation into predatory lending, according to a report from The New York Times. Braun had served only a quarter of his ten-year sentence for running a large marijuana operation and was under investigation for predatory lending and violent threats against victims at the time of his commutation. The Trump pardon is said to have “destroyed” negotiations between Braun and prosecutors over a cooperation deal, potentially providing evidence against individuals involved in predatory lending. The commutation dealt a significant blow to an ambitious criminal…

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