The CARESAct is signed, a bipartisan economic relief agreement that will turn on the money tap to help thirsty workers and businesses navigate the shutdown. It took a week of intense negotiations, …
The CARESAct is signed, a bipartisan economic relief agreement that will turn on the money tap to help thirsty workers and businesses navigate the shutdown. It took a week of intense negotiations, last-minute holdouts, and some serious arm-twisting to bring it home.
So it’s understandable that President Trump isn’t in the mood for carping and nitpicking. Today’s early tweetstorm features a few shoutouts to favorites like actor James Woods and a few positive retweets from Laura Ingraham and Geraldo Rivera. It also takes to task the nattering nabobs of negativity who have been sitting on the sidelines and carping, a particular peeve of the President.One of the reasons that Fake News has become so prevalent & far reaching is the fact that corrupt “journalists” base their stories on SOURCES that they make up in order to totally distort a narrative or story. When you see, “five sources say”, don’t believe the story, it is….
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