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Just the other day, there was a new CBO score that revealed there will be an additional 22 million people who will be uninsured under Trumpcare. However, that doesn’t matter because “we’re all going to […]

On Wednesday, a controversial Senate bill narrowly passed by a vote of 28-22. There were 26 Republicans and two Democrats who voted for the bill. This legislation would allow public school workers in Pennsylvania, who […]

On Tuesday, during an interview on Fox & Friends, Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) stated that he believes this could be the “most productive presidency and Congress in our lifetime.” During the interview, Ryan was asked how he would […]

David Jolly is a former Republican congressman who fought against the ACA until he lost his health insurance last year. He admitted that losing his health insurance changed his mind about the program. Jolly was […]

Earlier today reports broke that Trump had put up a fake Time Magazine cover of himself in his golf clubs. The real cover from that month featured Kate Winslet after winning a ‘Best Actress’ award. […]

On Tuesday, Trump called Ireland’s newly elected prime minister, Leo Varadkar, to congratulate him on his “great victory” and invite him to a traditional celebration for St. Patrick’s Day. During the call, Trump says, “Congratulations on your great […]

Paul Ryan is challenging the claim that 22 million people will lose their health insurance under the proposed ACHA plan. In an interview with Fox News, host Brian Kilmeade asked Ryan how he feels in […]

Since Donald Trump took office, many Americans drink alcohol to calm their stress and anxiety associated with the Trump’s presidency. However, a majority of people admit that they would quit drinking tomorrow if it meant […]

Alec Baldwin confirmed that he will be back as Donald Trump on the upcoming season of Saturday Night Live. However, he indicated that he won’t be able to appear regularly because of his busy schedule. […]

On Monday, the White House held another daily briefing where cameras were not allowed to be rolling. CNN’s Jim Acosta was not having it. He decided to give White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer an earful. […]