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Political Pundit, Entrepreneur, Columnist, and TV-host.

Washington D.C.
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    7 Apr 2017

    ⚡️ “Thelma Williams ” by

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  2. 1 hour ago

    Is America ready for two men to be sleeping in the Master Bedroom of the ?

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  3. 3 hours ago

    Tune into WJLA 24/7 News tomorrow from 10:30-11:30 AM for our special edition of The Armstrong Williams Show!

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  4. 8 hours ago

    “American Scott Hapgood Deserves Our Sympathy and Praise” by It was strikingly clear to me that the story as reported by mainstream media made no sense and omitted important underlying information, as well as common sense...

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  5. 9 hours ago

    Its size is so small that a tiny helicopter allowed us full country coverage in a short trip. However, the country is so diverse, from urban landscapes, dry savannas, mountain rainforests, high altitude volcanoes, and a multitude of lakes. Truly and remarkably breathtaking!

    is truly an amazing creation by God. Rwanda’s lush green landscape is the stuff of myths. In the past few years, the country has gained international attention as a must-visit travel destination for its impressive animals, striking volcanoes, and diverse terrain.
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  6. 9 hours ago

    is truly an amazing creation by God. Rwanda’s lush green landscape is the stuff of myths. In the past few years, the country has gained international attention as a must-visit travel destination for its impressive animals, striking volcanoes, and diverse terrain.

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  7. 12 hours ago

    The continent of Africa is breathtaking. The vastness and raw natural beauty is both mesmerizing and terrifying at the same time. Spending a day with the Mountain Gorillas in breath taking Rwanda, is an experience of a lifetime. 25 years ago one million Rwandans were slaughtered.

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  8. May 9

    While in for the discussed with

    WATCH: 1-on-1 interview with HUD Secretary Ben Carson
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  9. May 9

    Policymaking is complex and difficult. Deal with it, Big Media, and stop terrorizing the markets with half-baked stories.

    Big Media is never in the room of deal-making. So how about just a smidge of humility when reporting what folks say from the peanut gallery. And please stop editorializing what you write to prove some agenda you have.
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  10. May 9

    Big Media is never in the room of deal-making. So how about just a smidge of humility when reporting what folks say from the peanut gallery. And please stop editorializing what you write to prove some agenda you have.

    For weeks, MSM slammed the POTUS for his poor deal-making prowess with China. How the Sino nation was making good-faith efforts to reconcile the trade war; and Trump didn’t know what he was doing. Yet we learn China backtracked in nearly EVERY pledge it made in the negotiations!
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  11. May 9

    For weeks, MSM slammed the POTUS for his poor deal-making prowess with China. How the Sino nation was making good-faith efforts to reconcile the trade war; and Trump didn’t know what he was doing. Yet we learn China backtracked in nearly EVERY pledge it made in the negotiations!

    Can we imagine if a Henry Ford reported a “loss” and Big Media in its day implied he should be shut down because of it?
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  12. May 9

    Can we imagine if a Henry Ford reported a “loss” and Big Media in its day implied he should be shut down because of it?

    Yes, they’ve never seen that much money, let alone know anyone who’s ever come close to making that kind of money. But it takes billions to make billions, employ families and prosper tens of thousands in the process.
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  13. May 9

    Yes, they’ve never seen that much money, let alone know anyone who’s ever come close to making that kind of money. But it takes billions to make billions, employ families and prosper tens of thousands in the process.

    If lost close to a billion, what did he earn in that timeframe? Was it $50b?? It’s all relative. Yet in its hysteria, Big Media wants to show a b-word to scare most Americans.
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  14. May 9

    If lost close to a billion, what did he earn in that timeframe? Was it $50b?? It’s all relative. Yet in its hysteria, Big Media wants to show a b-word to scare most Americans.

    Without context, everything becomes a pretext. That’s what Big Media fails to realize and they continually write stories with no context to help the reader explain the agenda they’re peddling.
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  15. May 9

    Without context, everything becomes a pretext. That’s what Big Media fails to realize and they continually write stories with no context to help the reader explain the agenda they’re peddling.

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  16. May 8

    Why do we need to blame people for the despicable actions of others? This is a total and complete travesty of justice!

    This is an absolute travesty - blame the bartender for serving alcohol - the same bartender that tried to stop the event and warned the family before the killings? - or blame the gun maker, or blame whoever?
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  17. May 8

    This is an absolute travesty - blame the bartender for serving alcohol - the same bartender that tried to stop the event and warned the family before the killings? - or blame the gun maker, or blame whoever?

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  18. May 8

    When was blamed for the murder of in - an act committed by a deranged fool he’d never met - we scratched our heads. The fact that we have individual freedoms - means we have individual responsibilities too. Stop blaming others.

    The blame others for the deranged acts of an idiot syndrome appears to be alive and well in America. When the poor, abused wife of the pulse nightclub shooter in Orlando, FL was brought up on murder charges, the blame others syndrome reached the height of absurdity.
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  19. May 8

    The blame others for the deranged acts of an idiot syndrome appears to be alive and well in America. When the poor, abused wife of the pulse nightclub shooter in Orlando, FL was brought up on murder charges, the blame others syndrome reached the height of absurdity.

    Why not just blame the guy who assaults his wife with premeditation and used alcohol to work up the liquid courage? Couldn’t he have easily obtained alcohol without the assistance of the bar owners and Ms. Glass? Of course.
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  20. May 8

    Why not just blame the guy who assaults his wife with premeditation and used alcohol to work up the liquid courage? Couldn’t he have easily obtained alcohol without the assistance of the bar owners and Ms. Glass? Of course.

    A year later, the bar that Mr. Hight visited prior to the mass shooting was shut down for supposed violations of their alcohol license and the bartender who served him drinks, , is arrested on misdemeanor charges of serving an intoxicated patron! Are you serious?!?
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  21. May 8

    A year later, the bar that Mr. Hight visited prior to the mass shooting was shut down for supposed violations of their alcohol license and the bartender who served him drinks, , is arrested on misdemeanor charges of serving an intoxicated patron! Are you serious?!?

    It wasn’t enough that the deranged perpetrator died, we wanted to exact our revenge on someone else.
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