One Hidden Data Point Suggests MASSIVE Red Wave This November
Republicans opened the year with a promising lead in the polls as pundits across the political spectrum were predicting a massive red wave this November in the midst of rising crime, inflation, and illegal immigration. In the past two months, Republicans’ lead in the polls has receded according to some pollsters, such as Nate Silver’s…
Democrat Pollster Doug Schoen Warns His Party Of ‘Historic’ Losses In November Midterms
Democrat pollster Doug Schoen has a warning for his party. Get ready for historic losses in November. Schoen has been around long enough to know what happens to the party in power when inflation and gas prices are out of control. The only question is how bad the losses will be. Breitbart News reports: TRENDING:…
Michael Bloomberg Warns Democrats They’re Headed For ‘November Wipeout’
Former New York City mayor and 2020 Democrat candidate for president Michael Bloomberg has some words of warning for the Democrat party. He says that unless they change course and do it quickly, they are headed for a wipeout in November. Frankly, this advice is coming too late. Even if Democrats tried a course correction…
November saw highest disbursement of rental aid
States and localities in November paid out the largest amount of rental assistance to cash-strapped tenants since a federal program began, the Treasury Department said in a statement Friday. The $2.9 billion paid out is the latest sign that the program’s early hiccups have been mostly been resolved and it is now turning to helping…
Republican-led States Lead Democrat-led States in November Economic Recovery
States with Republican governors and legislatures are leading Americans back to work quicker than those led by Democrats, according to an analysis of the state-by-state unemployment data from the Department of Labor. The analysis of the Labor Department’s November unemployment data from the Republican National Committee (RNC) research team uncovered that the Republican-led states continued to outperform Democrat-led states in job recovery for 17 of the top…
This Day November 28 | National Review
(giftlegacy/Getty Images) 1975—President Gerald Ford nominates Seventh Circuit judge John Paul Stevens to fill the Supreme Court seat vacated by retired Justice William O. Douglas. Not long before his death at the end of 2006, Ford will rashly state that he is “prepared to allow history’s judgment” of his presidency to rest exclusively on his…
This Day November 25 | National Review
2021—Happy Thanksgiving! Be grateful that the secular activists in the judiciary weren’t dominant when George Washington was president, or we’d never have this great, and deeply religious, American feast. In the words of Washington: Whereas it is the duty of all nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey His will, to be…
This Day November 20 | National Review
(Pixabay) 2018—In the course of applying the Supreme Court’s existing abortion regime to enjoin a Mississippi law that prohibits abortions after fifteen weeks of gestation, federal district judge Carlton W. Reeves can’t refrain from littering his opinion (in Jackson Women’s Health Organization v. Currier) with various injudicious and ill-considered remarks. He contends, for example, that…
This Day November 14 | National Review
President George W. Bush at the White House, Washington, D.C., November 2008 (Jason Reed/Reuters) 2003—Demonstrating their particular animus against female nominees whom they regard as judicial conservatives, Senate Democrats filibuster President George W. Bush’s nominations of Judge Priscilla Owen to the Fifth Circuit, Judge Carolyn B. Kuhl to the Ninth Circuit, and Judge Janice Rogers…
This Day November 6 | National Review
The United States Capitol (Alex Edelman/AFP via Getty Images) 2003—Senate Democrats continue their unprecedented measures of obstruction against judicial nominees, as they defeat for the second time an effort to end their filibuster of President George W. Bush’s nomination of William H. Pryor, Jr., to a seat on the Eleventh Circuit. Only two Democrats—Zell Miller…
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Executive Committee of the Republican Party of Sauk County, Wisconsin Calls for Full Cyber/Forensic Audit of the November 2020 General Election
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BREAKING! MI Rep Daire Rendon (R): “I Am in Receipt of Evidence Reflecting Systemic Election Fraud in MI that Occurred in the November 2020 Election”
Eclusive report by 100 Percent Fed Up- Unlike most of her fellow Republican and Democrat lawmakers in the Michigan legislature, MI Rep. Daire Rendon (R-Lake City) has chosen not to cherry-pick evidence of voter fraud in Michigan but instead, to look at all of the evidence presented to the lawmakers in an objective and open-minded…
Fox News’ Peter Doocy Repeatedly Grills Psaki on WSJ Report Alleging Three Wuhan Researchers Fell Very Ill in November 2019 (VIDEO)
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Monday repeatedly deflected after Fox News reporter Peter Doocy grilled her on the Wall Street Journal story alleging three Wuhan employees became very ill in November 2019. The Wall Street Journal reported that according to an intelligence report, three researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology became so…
Mainstream Media Finally Reports on Wuhan Illnesses in November 2019 – More Than A Year After TGP First Reported It
Mainstream media wakes up and finally reports on individuals in Wuhan who fell ill with the China coronavirus (COVID-19) in late 2019. Many times the things we report at The Gateway Pundit are months ahead of the mainstream media’s reporting. This again is one of those times. In April of 2020, we reported on evidence…
US Factory Orders Surprise To Upside In November
Amid a resurgence of the virus and the concomitant lockdowns, weakness in PMIs, and rising joblessness, analysts still expected Factory Orders to rise in November and they did… more than expected. US Factory Orders rose 1.0% MoM in November (more than the +0.7% expected) and October was revised higher to +1.3% MoM. That is the…
Mobile Home Frenzy: RV Shipments Soar 43% In November
America’s RV craze continues. According to the RV Industry Association’s survey of North American manufacturers, all-towable RV shipments soared 46.3% in November to 38,485 from 26,297 a year earlier, All motorhome shipments rose 20.3% last month to 4,028 from 3,347, and total RV shipments grew 43.4% in November to 42,513 from 29,644. As Americans can…
The US Money Supply Was Up 37 Percent In November
By Ryan McMaken In November, money supply growth rate was essentially unchanged from October and remains near September’s all-time high. The stabilization we find in money-supply growth in recent months comes after eight months of record-breaking growth in the US which came in the wake of unprecedented quantitative easing, central bank asset purchases, and various stimulus packages. Historically, the…
November Payrolls Huge Miss At Just 245K Jobs Added, Unemployment Rate 6.7%
As noted earlier in our preview, consensus expected a return to weakness in the labor market as surging Covid-19 case counts have led to to a return of lockdown measures, which explicitly means less hiring and sure enough moments ago the BLS reported that in November, a paltry 245K jobs were added, a huge miss…
November Payrolls Preview: It’s About To Get Ugly Again
After several months of blistering job growth, economists expect the rate of US jobs growth to cool sharply in November, with consensus looking for 478k nonfarm payrolls to be added to the economy (well below the 638k seen in October) due to the broad-based resurgence of the coronavirus and related business restrictions which are consistent…
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