House Intel Committee Ranking Member Devin Nunes delivers his opening statement before hearing the testimonies from Fiona Hill, former senior director for Europe and Russia at the National Security Council and David Holmes, Political Counselor, U.S Embassy – Kiev, Ukraine.

Jon Voight says the Democratic Party has changed so much that it "doesn't represent America anymore."

"I'm a big supporter of our president, and I feel that what has happened with the Democratic party is something that I'd never thought I'd see happen," the "Deliverance" actor said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published Wednesday.

"This is not the Democratic party of John Kennedy, who I was in support of," Voight, one of the few and most prominent entertainers in Hollywood to publicly support President Trump, said.

"They had many heroes in the Democratic party. They have no heroes today. There's a lot of slander and name-calling and lying that's going on and passing itself off as news. This is my opinion. That's where I stand and I don't like it," the 80-year-old performer said during the premiere in Los Angeles of daughter Angelina Jolie's new movie, "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil."

"Somebody has to stand up and say that and punch back at that nonsense. This is not America. The Democratic party doesn't represent America anymore," Voight said.

The Academy Award winner railed against what he described as the left in Hollywood who "attack anybody who is for Trump or who is for the Republican party."

"The Democratic party has been undermined and overtaken, and I wish it could recoup itself and that there could be people who would stand up for the Democratic party that we have known and we have counted on and there are not anybody in that group who is standing up and protecting it. They are falling in," Voight continued.

Voight - who once called Trump the "greatest president of this century" - predicted that the commander in chief would win his 2020 reelection bid.

"Donald Trump is going to win the presidency once again and this is going to be proven to be nonsense just as the two years with [the Mueller Report] and millions of dollars wasted and has taken those people in the House who are Democrats away from doing the business of the people," Voight said.

A complaint that says crosses at Catholic school are “offensive”, and prevent Muslim prayers, has been filed against Catholic University in Washington D.V

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Movita Johnson-Harrell is a Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 190, in the general special election on March 12, 2019.– UPDATE: Movita Johnson-Harrell was elected to Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Ali Saleh is a Democratic candidate for California State Senate in District 33. Saleh is running in the primary special election on March 26, 2019. UPDATE: Ali Saleh was defeated in the primary election.

Ammar Campa-Najjar is a Democratic candidate for Congress in California’s 50th District, for the 2020 election. Campa-Najjar claims he is not muslim but his grandfather was a muslim terrorist, therefore I thought he should be added to this list.

Imtiaz Ahmad Mohammad is a Democratic candidate for Florida House of Representatives, District 104, for the 2020 election.

Dr. Mohammad “MoDar” Dar is a Democratic candidate for U.S. House of Representatives in Massachusetts, District 8, in the 2020 election. UPDATE: Mohammad Dar has dropped out of the race.

Altaf Ahmed is a Democratic candidate for Broward County Commission District 1, in the 2020 election.

Yasmine Taeb is a Democratic candidate for State Senate in Virginia’s 35th District for the 2019 election. UPDATE: Taeb was defeated in the Democratic Primary Election.

Nabila Mansoor is a candidate for Sugar Land City Council, District 2 in Texas. The General Election is on May 4, 2019. UPDATE: Nabila Mansoor will face Naushad Kermally in the runoff election on June 8th 2019. UPDATE: Naushad Kermally defeated Nabila Mansoor in the runoff election. Kermally will be sworn into office on June 18th.

Naushad Kermally is a candidate for Sugar Land City Council, District 2 in Texas. The Election is on May 4th 2019. UPDATE: Naushad Kermally will face Nabila Mansoor in the runoff election on June 8th 2019. UPDATE: Naushad Kermally defeated Nabila Mansoor in the runoff election. Kermally will be sworn into office on June 18th.

Mohammad Usman Aijaz is a candidate for Sugar Land City Council, District 1 in Texas. The General Election is on May 4, 2019. UPDATE: Aijaz was defeated on May 4th.

Abrar Omeish is a candidate for Fairfax County School Board in Virginia. UPDATE:Omeish advanced to the General Election.

Omar Sabir is a candidate for Philadelphia City Commissioner in Pennsylvania. The primary election is on May 21, 2019. UPDATE: Sabir was one of three candidates elected as a member of the Philadelphia City Commission in Pennsylvania.

Qasim Rashid is a candidate for Virginia Senate, District 28. The primary election is on June 11th 2019. Read more about Rashid here. UPDATE: Rashid won the Democratic Primary Election. He will face Republican incumbent Richard H. Stuart in the General Election.

Ibrahim Moiz is a Democratic candidate for the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors in Virginia.

Khurrum Wahid is a candidate for Coral Springs City Commission, seat 2, in Florida. UPDATE: Wahid was defeated in the election.

Mahmoud Mahmoud is a candidate for the New Jersey General Assembly, District 32. The primary election is on June 4, 2019. Update: Mahmoud was defeated in the primary election.

Kaisar Ahmed is a candidate for the 3rd District seat on the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors, in California, for the 2020 election. Read more about Ahmed here.

Sharafat Hussain-Babu is a Democratic candidate for Virginia State Senate in the 33rd district. The election is on June 11th 2019. Read more about Hussain-Babu here. Update: Hussain-Babu was defeated in the Democratic Primary Election.

Hassan Ahmad is a progressive Democrat running for the Virginia House of Delegates, District 87. The election is on June 11th 2019.

Aisha Wahab is a progressive Democrat running for Congress in California, district 15. Read more about Wahab here.

Adil Syed Ahmed is a progressive candidate for Commissioner in West New York, NJ. The election is on May 14th 2019.

Sri Preston Kulkarni is a Democratic candidate for Congress in Texas, District 22, in the 2020 Election.

Ghazala Hashmi is a Democratic candidate for Virginia State Senate, District 10. The primary election is on June 11th 2019. Update: Hashmi won the Democratic Primary Election. She will face Republican incumbent Glen Sturtevant in the General Election on November 5th 2019.

Awais Qazi is a Democratic candidate for New Jersey General Assembly, District 29. The primary election is on June 4th 2019.

Zulfat Suara is a candidate for Nashville Metro Council at Large. The election is August 1, 2019.

Shahid Buttar is a candidate for Congress in California, District 12.

Zainab Baloch, a 28-year-old muslim of Pakistani descent, is running for Mayor of Raleigh, North Carolina. Read more here.

Saad Khan, a 27-year-old muslim man, is running for Weston City Commission, Seat 2, in Florida. The Primary Election is on August 25th 2020.

Mohamud Jama, a Somali immigrant, is running for Ohio House of Representatives in District 25.

Source: Deplorable Kel, By Deplorable Kel, February 20, 2019

22nd Circuit Court of Appeals Justice Hansam al Alallawalahi-Smith stood out as truly newsworthy this week when he upset a decision out of Dearborn, Michigan. The decision permitted two basic and fierce principles of Sharia Law to be rehearsed here in the United States.

At the point when inquired as to why the feds reserve the privilege to enable a man to brutalize his better half to talk with another man and to pound the life out of her about if she somehow managed to follow up on her driving forces, the judge referenced the methodical imbuement proviso and said the Sharia Law ought to be permitted in light of the fact that the fourteenth Amendment promises them the rights ensured by different states. Those laws might be worthy to savages, however here in America, we have higher norms.

Alallaha-Smith noticed that the fourteenth Amendment doesn’t really prohibit outside impact from being permitted by law, referring to the Christmas Holiday for instance:

“CHRISTMAS IS A CHRISTIAN HOLIDAY EXCLUSIVELY, YET IF YOU’RE A MUSLIM AND YOU WANT TO GO ABOUT YOUR DAY WITHOUT BEING BOTHERED YOU CAN’T BECAUSE THE LAWS OF A CITY IN A CITY IN ROME TAKE PRECEDENT OVER THE 1ST AMENDMENT, WHICH GUARANTEES NO STATE SPONSORED RELIGION. A FEDERAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY IS JUST THAT. WITH THAT AS PRECEDENT, UNDERSTANDING THAT A HIGHER COURT MAY REVERSE IT, MY DECISION IS THAT ITEMS ONE AND TWO ON THE DOCKET ARE ALLOWABLE BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS AS PRESCRIBED BY SHARIA LAW.”

“President Trump utilized an old point of reference and an official request to expel al Allalawaralahali-Smith from the seat, referring to net carelessness of his obligations and wanton negligence for the United States Constitution reports As American As Apple Pie.

Democrats can’t quit whining over this, guaranteeing since the arrangement wasn’t Trump’s, he can’t utilize the point of reference to flame him. Trump reacted that individuals dependably need him to consider the Office in these circumstances. His solitary explanation was,

“THE OFFICE HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO LET HIM GO FOR THE GOOD OF THE COUNTRY.”

Source: FactsTheory

Evangelical leader Franklin Graham, the son of Billy Graham, on Tuesday, Nov. 19, continued to criticize Democrats for trying to destroy President Trump.

Graham started his post on social media, “It makes me sick to my stomach. We’re now in the second week of the impeachment inquiry, and this is just dividing our country even further.” 

The pastor emphasized that the impeachment inquiry is not just dividing the country but also damaging the nation.

“The President’s enemies are focused on destroying him and his presidency regardless of the damage it does to our nation.”

He pointed out the accomplishment of Trump's presidency.

“Let’s look at his record. The U.S. economy is better than it has ever been, the stock market is at its highest levels in history, key trade deals are being negotiated, ISIS has been defeated for all practical purposes and is on the run, the U.S. Embassy in Israel has been moved to Jerusalem, which had been promised by many previous presidents.”

And the list goes on.

“President Trump has defended religious freedom at home, around the world, and he has made key conservative judicial appointments as he promised, unemployment is the lowest it has been in 50+ years. Should I continue? The list goes on.”

Graham concluded by urging people to pray for President Trump and his family.

“Pray for President Donald J. Trump and his family as the Democrats in Washington continue to try to destroy him and drag his name through the mud. Everyone is benefiting from his policies—even those who want to tear him down.”

Later, President Trump agreed with Graham’s message but asserted, “In the end, we will win and save our Country from certain destruction!”

The president recapped what he did for the country by a short video

Last week, Graham also called for Christians to pray for President Trump “throughout the day and all of these proceedings,” ahead of public impeachment hearings.

Graham said, “The media is calling the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry ‘historic’, and it is—historically shameful.”

“It’s a day of shame for America,” he stressed on Nov. 13.

House Democrats are pushing the impeachment inquiry into President Trump and the public hearings are going to the second week.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.,) stressed “there is still no due process” prior to the public hearings this week.  

Jeb Bush has never gotten over losing the 2016 Republican nomination to Donald Trump. That is no excuse, however, for attacking Trump’s 12 year old son Barron. All Jeb Bush has done here is prove that Republican voters made the right decision by passing him over.

The Washington Times reports:

Classy, dignified, substantive Jeb Bush attacks 12-year-old Barron Trump

Jeb Bush, the man who was supposed to be the Republican nominee for president in 2016 until his birth-right was stolen from him by the crass, vulgar and despicable Donald Trump, has taken his psychological obsession with his own failure to a new low… he has attacked Trump’s 12-year-old son, Barron.

Speaking at Yale University, the former Florida Governor first claimed he would not get into a re-hash of the 2016 election (what would he have to say about it, anyway? He got 3 delegates after spending $150 million of other people’s money) But, according to Yale News, he eventually exorcised some demons by looking at the sunny side of his crushing defeat.

At one point, Bush described the current president as “Republican in basically name only.” And earlier in his speech, Bush said that after the 2016 Republican primary in South Carolina, he returned home to children who “actually love me.” His comment was met with raucous laughter from the crowd, and several audience members interviewed after the event said they interpreted Bush’s comment as a jab at Trump.

How pathetic. Find a new hobby, Jeb. You clearly need something to take your mind off of politics.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday, Nov. 19, accused Nancy Pelosi of wanting to change the U.S. voting system, calling the House speaker “crazy.”

“Nancy Pelosi just stated that ‘it is dangerous to let the voters decide Trump’s fate.’ @FoxNews In other words, she thinks I’m going to win and doesn’t want to take a chance on letting the voters decide,” President Trump wrote in a tweet on early Tuesday.

A DNA test confirmed that Hunter Biden is the father of a baby in Arkansas that he has denied having, says a court filing first reported by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

The document, filed on Wednesday in Independence County, Arkansas, on behalf of the baby's mother, Lunden Alexis Roberts, said the DNA test determined that Biden was the baby's father "with scientific certainty."

The filing said Biden, the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, is "not expected to challenge the results of the DNA test or the testing process." He has not commented publicly on it.

In May, Roberts, who said she and Hunter Biden's relationship resulted in a child born in August 2018, filed a petition for paternity and child support and a request for him to pay healthcare for the child, according to the Daily Beast.

Biden's relationship history is complicated. In 2017, he finalized his divorce from Kathleen Biden, his wife of more than 20 years, after she accused him of spending money on drugs and strip clubs.

That year, he started dating Hallie Biden, his brother Beau's widow and the mother of his niece and nephew. Page Six reported in April that they had recently broken up - meaning the baby was born during their relationship.

To add to the complicated situation, he married Melissa Cohen in a surprise wedding this May.

Wednesday's filing delves into Joe Biden's presidential campaign, saying he is "considered by some to be the person most likely to win his party's nomination and challenge President Trump on the ballot in 2020."

It said that members of the Biden family are protected by the US Secret Service, suggesting that the child would also need protection.

Source: BI

Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota said Wednesday that if American voters think a woman can't beat President Donald Trump in next year's presidential election, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi "does it every single day."

The senator, speaking at the fifth Democratic debate, hosted by MSNBC and The Washington Post in Atlanta, cast herself as the product of working-class roots who can get bipartisan support and help Democrats win back the Midwestern cities and towns that drifted toward Trump in 2016. The senator touted legislation she passed through Congress and her political wins in Republican and independent congressional districts before attempting to answer one of the central questions of Democratic voters following Hillary Clinton's defeat in 2016.

"I govern with both with my head and my heart and if you think a woman can't beat Donald Trump, Nancy Pelosi does it every single day," Klobuchar said, citing the tensions between Pelosi and Trump, which have escalated since the House speaker announced an impeachment investigation into Trump and his contacts with Ukraine.

During the debate, Klobuchar argued that women are held to a different standard.

"Otherwise we could play a game called name your favorite woman president, which we can't do because it has all been men," the senator said.

The three-term senator previously told CNN's Jake Tapper that she doesn't believe the women running for the Democratic nomination would have made the debate stage if they had the same level of experience as 37-year-old South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.

Buttigieg leads a city of a little over 100,000 people and was elected by just a few thousand votes. He was overwhelmingly defeated when he ran for a statewide office in Indiana in 2010.

"Maybe we're held to a different standard," the senator said earlier this month on CNN's "State of the Union."

At Wednesday's debate, Klobuchar said that Buttigieg, who has been mayor of South Bend since 2012 and was deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2014 as an intelligence officer, is qualified to be on the debate stage.

"I am honored to be standing next to him," Klobuchar said. "But what I said was true: Women are held to a higher standard."

Klobuchar said that women, including the six running for president, have to work harder, "and that's a fact."

Buttigieg defended his experience at the debate and said: "I get that it is not a traditional establishment Washington experience, but I would argue we need something very different right now."

He said he has a "different kind of experience," which involves "solving problems working side by side with neighbors on some of the toughest issues."

Source: CNN