After weeks of withholding a formal endorsement of his party's presumptive nominee, Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday said he will vote for Donald Trump for president. "I'll be voting for @realDonaldTrump this fall. I'm confident he will help turn the House GOP's agenda into laws," Ryan's campaign account tweeted, linking to an article in The Gazette, his hometown newspaper in Wisconsin.
Hillary Clinton prepares to rebuke a seemingly anti-interventionist Donald Trump as she takes to the podium to explain why BenghaziLivesMatter and how she will keep Americans safe without building a wall, militarizing the police, and increasing domestic surveillance...
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Meanwhile, the RNC issues the following statement:
When last week we showed how much the average health insurance premium proposal would rise in a 14 select states...
... but one state was missing: Texas, which is the health-care law's third-largest market behind Florida and California. We now may have found the reason why.
In a speech given in Elkhart, Indiana on Wednesday, President Obama called for a strengthening social security, and even expanding the benefits of the program.
Submitted by Mike Krieger via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog,
When you first go on duty at CIA headquarters, you raise your hand and swear an oath — not to government, not to the agency, not to secrecy. You swear an oath to the Constitution. So there’s this friction, this emerging contest between the obligations and values that the government asks you to uphold, and the actual activities that you’re asked to participate in.