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Testing Trump, national cash floods another special election

Democrats stayed out of the Pennsylvania special election until this week, when the DCCC reserved

$236,000 on TV ads for just a two-week flight.A Western Pennsylvania House seat that backed

President Donald Trump by 20 points became the latest special-election battleground this

week.

After months of shadow-boxing in the otherwise solidly Republican district, investments this

week by both the DCCC and the NRCC signal the race between Democrat Conor Lamb and Republican

Rick Saccone is more competitive than recent history would suggest.

The NRCC has reserved more than $1 million on ads on broadcast and cable TV stations

to boost Saccone in the race to replace former Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Pa.).

Murphy resigned last October, after reports surfaced that the anti-abortion lawmaker had

an extramarital affair and allegedly encouraged his lover to terminate a pregnancy.

The DCCC's investment is smaller, but both committees are signaling that they would make

major investments if the race is close between now and the March 13 election.

The NRCC's ad reservations begin on Monday and run all the way through March 13.

But a source familiar with the buy said that the NRCC expects to spend more over that period

than what's currently on the books.

Several other Republican outside groups are also involved � including Congressional

Leadership Fund, the 45Committee and Ending Spending, a group founded by the mega-donor

Ricketts family.

Congressional Leadership Fund alone has reserved $1.6 million in ads, beginning Friday.

Trump has already appeared in the district, endorsing Saccone and calling him �special�

during an official speech billed as a discussion of the economy.

Democrats stayed out of the fray until this week, when the DCCC reserved $236,000 on TV

ads for just a two-week flight, beginning next Tuesday.

The race in Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District is the seventh House special election

since 2017 � Republicans held five seats vacated by GOP members, while Democrats retained

their only open seat � but just the third in which the DCCC has actively competed.

The party spent more than $5 million to help boost Democrat Jon Ossoff's unsuccessful campaign

in last June's special election for a suburban Atlanta House seat and made a more modest,

$380,000 investment in an at-large Montana seat.

GOP candidates retained those seats by narrow margins.

The NRCC, meanwhile, has been more active.

It spent nearly $7 million in Georgia, $1.8 million in Montana and made low-six-figure

expenditures in ruby-red districts in Kansas and South Carolina that the party also held.

The Pennsylvania seat, which covers much of the southwestern corner of the state, is an

uphill climb for Democrats.

Both Trump and 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney won 58 percent of the vote there.

Murphy ran unopposed in both 2016 and 2014; he won 64 percent of the vote in 2012, when

he had a Democratic opponent.

Lamb, a former federal prosecutor, is trying to cast himself as a bipartisan problem-solver

who is critical of both parties.

Earlier this month, Lamb told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that he would not support Nancy

Pelosi as the Democratic leader, citing a �need [for] new leadership on both sides.�

source politico

For more infomation >> Testing Trump, national cash floods another special election - Duration: 3:33.

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As Trump Bashes Fake News In Davos, Liberals Stunned By What's Heard From Audience - Duration: 3:08.

As Trump Bashes Fake News In Davos, Liberals Stunned By What�s Heard From Audience

Despite the fact that things are looking up here in America, our news from the mainstream

media is still fixated on bashing President Donald Trump whenever they can.

Too bad for them, the president most recently used his platform in Davos, Switzerland, during

the World Economic Forum, to bash �fake news� everywhere � and that was about

the time liberals were left stunned by the audience.

The left has made no attempts to conceal their disdain for President Donald Trump.

That�s why we�re constantly seeing lies and deceit in their reporting as they can�t

wait to properly vet information and sources before getting out their next hit piece.

This has resulted in the liberal media taking a major hit to their reputation, credibility,

and their ratings.

Sadly, it seems that not even being humiliated and embarrassed on the world�s stage time

and time again is enough to make them change their ways.

Of course, what else do we expect when they live and operate within a bubble, where everyone

else believes the same exact things they do?

Intoxicated by their hate, the left is only doing themselves harm, and what just happened

in Davos, Switzerland, went to prove just that.

President Donald Trump recently traveled to the World Economic Forum, where several other

heads of state and billionaire business owners went to discuss how to �improve the state

of the world.� Given the opportunity to speak, Trump issued a hard-hitting speech

that centered primarily around the idea of �America first.�

�I believe in America.

As President of the United States, I will always put America First,� he said to the

crowd during his scheduled slot.

�Just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also.

But, America first does not mean American alone.�

While he spoke, Trump�s room was packed, leaving others who were slated to speak at

the same time, such as Prime Minister Teresa May, with more empty chairs than full.

However, as The Daily Caller reports, things would take a turn as Trump took part in a

Q&A session where he ripped into the liberal media.

�It wasn�t until I became a politician that I realized how nasty, how mean, how vicious,

and how fake the press can be,� President Donald Trump said while answering a question.

In the meantime, liberals were quickly left stunned by what they heard from the audience.

As can be heard in the footage, a large portion of the audience let out a series of �boos�

as Trump was responding to the question.

In short, they were showing their support by booing the mainstream media in the back

of the room at the time.

Just like that, it was made abundantly clear what people really think of the press versus

President Trump.

The liberal media would have you believe that President Donald Trump is hated by nearly

everyone.

Unfortunately, it looks like they�re even dumb enough to not understand that enough

people support President Donald Trump to get him elected.

Regardless, the left continues with the non-stop lies and is showing no signs of stopping,

even though it�s doing more damage to them than Trump.

What these idiots can�t see is the fact that a massive chunk of this country disagrees

with the toxic rhetoric they spew every single day.

source madworldnews

For more infomation >> As Trump Bashes Fake News In Davos, Liberals Stunned By What's Heard From Audience - Duration: 3:08.

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Millions of Americans Believe God Made Trump President - Duration: 3:29.

Millions of Americans Believe God Made Trump President

if Donald Trump gets a little bored on his flight home from the World Economic Forum

in Davos, Switzerland, he can always page through a book handed to him by a delegate

not long after he arrived: �God and Donald Trump.�

The volume, written by Stephen Strang, a leading Pentecostal figure and the longtime publisher

of Charisma magazine, is an easy read�part spiritual hagiography, part Fox News bulletin

and part prophecy.

It ultimately says far less about Trump than about the charismatic Pentecostals who were

some of his earliest religious supporters and who now view his election as the fulfillment

of God�s will.

The genre of spiritual hagiography last flourished during the presidency of George W. Bush, who

was the subject of four books about religion and one documentary (�George W. Bush: Faith

in the White House�) during his first term alone.

In Bush, authors had something they could work with.

He had a much-documented mid-life experience of being born again, was a regular church

attender in Texas, and spoke about God and Jesus in ways that sounded natural.

Nevertheless, writers like David Aikman often resorted to intuiting Bush�s faith and presenting

as evidence of his deep spiritual commitment his fondness for healthy food and exercise

(does the Bible not direct believers to treat the body as a temple for God?) and the behavior

of White House staff (�though manners are not specifically connected to George W.�s

personal religious faith, it was as though the discipline he brought to his own life

of prayer and Bible study filtered down into the work habits of everyone who worked with

him�).

But if Aikman and others had to reach a bit to fill out a book about Bush and faith, their

subject was practically St. Francis of Assisi compared with the current occupant of the

Oval Office.

Strang, who sat down with Trump briefly during the campaign but did not interview him for

the book, wisely spends little time trying to divine the president�s personal religious

views and commitments�though he does devote a chapter to arguing that Trump�s children

are �a reflection of his core values,� while his three marriages and multiple admitted

affairs are a reflection of nothing of note.

Instead, Strang attempts to explain evangelical fervor for Trump and provides a window into

the world of charismatics, a subset of evangelical Christians who believe God still speaks to

people through prophesies and is still actively involved in arranging the world of human affairs.

From early in Trump�s presidential candidacy, his biggest religious supporters�indeed,

his only religious supporters for a while�were charismatic Christians like pastors Paula

White and Darrell Scott.

They were drawn to Trump, and he to them, because of their embrace of the prosperity

gospel.

Also sometimes referred to as �health and wealth� theology, this belief holds that

God rewards faith with good health and financial success.

By those very simple metrics, a billionaire like Donald Trump, whether his fortune came

from family, scams or a higher power, must be a very faithful man.

Other religious conservatives, Strang argues, supported Trump in 2016 for reasons familiar

to any Fox News viewer: a fear of globalism, the deep state, George Soros the former Nazi

collaborator, wide-scale election fraud.

They liked Trump because he said he liked them, told them they were persecuted, and

vowed to stand up for them.

He said he would bring back �Merry Christmas.� He told them they were important.

source politico

For more infomation >> Millions of Americans Believe God Made Trump President - Duration: 3:29.

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Ty Cobb's audience of one in the Trump Russia probe - Duration: 2:46.

Ty Cobb's audience of one in the Trump-Russia probe

Why does the White House lawyer keep saying Trump is about to be exonerated?

News of an effort to fire special counsel Robert Mueller may offer the answer.To hear

White House lawyer Ty Cobb tell it, in a mid-January CBS interview, special counsel Robert Mueller

will wrap up his investigation in just a few weeks.

That may sound like a head-scratching prediction, given that the lead Russia investigator has

yet to interview key witnesses like former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon

and President Donald Trump himself.

But it�s not Cobb�s first.

�I�d be embarrassed if this is still haunting the White House by Thanksgiving and worse

if it�s still haunting him by year end,� Cobb told Reuters in August.

In December, Cobb � who leads the White House�s legal response to Mueller�s Russia

probe � told POLITICO he thought the special counsel could exonerate Trump by the end of

January.

That has prompted snickering among some of Cobb�s peers.

�When I see these predictions that Mueller will be done by Thanksgiving, year end, March

1, etc., I�m reminded that marijuana is legal in D.C. and wonder just who�s lighting

up,� said a lawyer who represents a senior Trump aide immersed in the probe.

But a day after reports that Trump sought to fire Mueller in June, the rationale for

his West Wing lawyer�s seeming over-optimism may be coming into clearer view.

Cobb, legal experts and political operatives say, has been trying to keep a lid on his

temperamental client � downplaying the threat of Mueller�s investigation as a way of preventing

Trump from firing him.

As lawmakers of both parties have warned, that move would make matters only worse for

Trump.

I�ve thought for a long time that Cobb was speaking to an audience of one and that rigorous

allegiance to reality was not a prerequisite,� the lawyer representing a Trump staffer added.

Cobb might also be pursuing a public relations goal � signaling to the outside world that

Trump has nothing to hide from Mueller and that he is not obstructing justice.

That puts him at odds with other Trump lawyers and associates who counsel a more guarded

approach toward Mueller.

They include Trump�s personal lawyers, John Dowd and Jay Sekulow.

For now, Cobb � who is distantly related to the late baseball great of the same name

� has successfully put his stamp on the White House strategy.

Arguing to Trump that the more he cooperates the sooner the investigation is likely to

wrap up, Cobb has seen to it that nearly two dozen current and former aides have given

interviews with Mueller�s team without any invocation of executive privilege.

He has also helped rein in Trump�s tweeting, reminding the president that his social media

missives can be used as evidence against him.

Trump has written 22 tweets since his inauguration dubbing the Russia probe a �witch hunt�

� but only four of them since Cobb arrived at the White House in August.

For more infomation >> Ty Cobb's audience of one in the Trump Russia probe - Duration: 2:46.

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After Offering Trump Gold Toilet, Liberal Museum Curator's Nasty Joke Majorly Backfires - Duration: 3:18.

After Offering Trump Gold Toilet, Liberal Museum Curator�s Nasty Joke Majorly Backfires

When President Donald Trump asked to borrow a Van Gogh painting, Guggenheim Museum chief

curator Nancy Spector instead vulgarly offered him a gold toilet.

However, just when the raging liberal feminist thought her insult hit Trump where it hurts,

her political stunt backfired in a devastating way.

Despite their claim to represent love and tolerance, liberals resort to puerile violent

and oppressive tactics when faced with opposition to their political demands.

Simply put, there is no ploy too low or criminal for the left when it comes to imposing their

agenda on the masses.

Along with psychotically screaming at the sky, dressing as female genitalia, and smearing

themselves with menstrual blood in an ostensible effort to �resist� President Donald Trump,

frail-minded feminists actually believe they are fighting the administration by hurling

tasteless insults at the White House.

Likewise, Guggenheim Museum chief curator Nancy Spector likely believed that she had

championed the war on Trump by responding to his request for a timeless Vincent Van

Gogh painting with a heavily-used gold toilet constructed by satirical artist Maurizio Cattelan.

Unfortunately for Ms. Spector, her little prank may have come at the expense of something

much more valuable than the aforementioned art pieces.

After rejecting President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania�s request to borrow Van

Gogh�s �Landscape With Snow� and instead insultingly offering them a used gold toilet,

Guggenheim Museum�s chief curator and token hardcore liberal feminist Nancy Spector may

have jeopardized the organization�s tax exempt status, potentially compromising the

future of the non-profit museum�s multi-million-dollar dispensation.

Although Spector is allowed to openly spew her ultra-liberal leanings and anti-Trump

views, which she often does on social media, her underhanded museum dealing with the White

House could be considered a violation of the IRS�s tax exemption requirements under section

501 (c) (3), which one Twitter user pointed out under one of Spector�s most recent posts.

ccording to the government�s website, while the legislation does not disallow organization

leaders from expressing their views, their political bias must never be injected into

any part of the organization�s functions or dealings, which appears to have been the

basis for Spector�s rejection and subsequent counter-offer.

�The ban on political campaign activity does not restrict leaders of organizations

from expressing their views on political matters if they are speaking for themselves as individuals,�

the requirement states.

�Nor are leaders prohibited from speaking about important issues of public policy.

However, for their organizations to remain tax exempt under section 501(c)(3), leaders

cannot make partisan comments in official organization publications or at official functions

of the organization.�

�Violating this ban may result in denial or revocation of the organization�s tax-exempt

status and the imposition of an excise tax on the amount of money spent on the activity,�

the requirement concludes.

Although Spector attempted to make her offer seem as sincere as possible, a blog she penned

last year reveals that she viewed Cattelan�s gold toilet as specifically anti-Trump, proving

that her rejection was based on political bias, according to Fox News.

source madworldnews

For more infomation >> After Offering Trump Gold Toilet, Liberal Museum Curator's Nasty Joke Majorly Backfires - Duration: 3:18.

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2018 Hyundai Accent : Solid Engineering With Full Tech Feature - Duration: 2:48.

Since

1994 when it arrived more than

1.2 million copies in the Hyundai Accent have been sold here in the United States with the company gradually refining and improving

Its entry-level subcompact through four generations

While its exterior dimensions and price point pitted against the Toyota Yaris 'ya the fifth generation 2018 accents

104 cubic feet of total interior volume are large for its plants

the Mexico built accent also boasts added torsional rigidity

32% more Kenda claims offers the sort of connected technology that today's customers demand and

Most pleasingly to us if the beneficiary of some solid engineering juju on the chassis tuning

Hyundai did a reasonable job on the interior

The design is simple and plain neither upscale nor particularly down market merely existing and functional

There's nothing here to make the teeth grind despite the liberal use of hard plastic

The graining however is decent and we've seen cheaper looking stuff used and significantly more expensive vehicle

We're looking at you Ford f250 Super Duty, and you too Chrysler 300

Leather appears nowhere on the options sheet and at this price point we think that's a smart move

Off for the SEL or limited trims and you get a second USB port for the rear passengers while the touchscreen infotainment

display swells from

5.0 to

7.0. Inches

Standard across all trim levels is a 60/40 split folding rear seat as their six cell banks

It is difficult to be worked into a tizzy over the accent just

As it's also pretty tough to feel insulted by Hyundai's latest entry-level car

It's an honest machine offering a solid value

inoffensive contemporary styling decent dynamics and a well-made

Respectfully designed interior, but please Hyundai couldn't we have just a bit more torque?

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