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President Donald Trump did not rest much on Christmas. By evening, he launched tweets on Twitter criticizing California Governor Gavin Newsom for the state's homeless crisis.  Trump warned Newsom that if he does not get a grip on the problem, Trump will take action.  Half of all homeless people in America are in California.  Over 22,000 people ate living in streets.  The homeless problem is causing a health crisis, too!  Garbage and human waste are piling up in California'smajor citieslike Los Angeles and San Francisco.  The rat population is rising fast while the human population growth is now at the lowest level since 1900.  Diseases like cholera and even 'The Plague' are on the rise.  Even some liberal newspapers in California are now siding with Trump against the incompetent Newsom.

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The Democrat Presidential debate on PBS last night boiled down to a debate about wine caves.  Elizabeth Warren tried to tag Pete Buttigieg as a sell-out for hosting a fund raiser for billionaires at a wine cave.  Hashtags like #peteswinecave or #winecavepete trended on social media.  Wine Cave Pete tried to bumble his way out  by accusing the rest of the candidate field as a bunch of millionaires.  As usual amongst Left-Wing Democrats, it came down to an argument over the evils of success.  Of course, when it comes to millionaire politicians, it is usually a question of graft and corruption. Buttigieg may not be as rich as Liz Warren simply because he has not been in politics for as long as Warren.  His snout has not had as much time in the public trough.

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At 9am Eastern, the U.S. House of Representatives will begin the process for a full House vote on impeachment.  After an hour of procedures, debate will begin and last 6 hours with the time split evenly between both major political parties.  After this, both impeachment charges will be voted on.  By 7:30pm or so, it seems that President Donald John Trump, the 45th President of the United States of America, will become the 3rd president impeached in U.S. history.  Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to have plenty of votes to pass both measures, abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.  Only maybe 3 Democrats will vote 'No' along with the entire GOP caucus.  One of them is considering switching parties soon.  The impeachment then goes to the Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is leaning towards a short trial with no additional witnesses.  

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On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, DJIA, topped 28,300 points.  An increase of 10,000 points since President Donald J. Trump won in 2016.  A remarkable feat in just 3 years.  Just this year, the Dow is up 25%, good news for all Americans with 401Ks.  All of the major stock indexes are at record high levels.  Unemployment is at a 50-year low.  For some demographic sectors, like Black and Hispanic workers, unemployment is at all-time lows.  The same is true for those Americans without a college degree.  Wages are up, too!  The poor and middle class have an income rate increase higher than that of the rich.  With the NAFTA replacement treaty now passed, the USMCA, along with new trade deals with Japan, South Korea and now the Phase 1 deal with China, the economic outlook for next year looks extremely bright.  

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House Democrats have delayed the impeachment vote in the House Judiciary Committee until this morning at 10am Eastern.  The vote was supposed to be held yesterday around 5pm Eastern after concluding debate on the markup articles for impeachment.  However, the session went so bad yesterday that Chairman Jerrold Nadler allowed debate to continue until 11pm, and then announced that the vote would not happen till this morning.  This caused yet another uproar by Republican members of the committee.  Most of the day was just both sides repeating the same things they have been saying for days.  Nadler said that the delay was so members could pray and decide how to vote.  But the real reason was to get a larger TV audience.  When the vote finally came, it was down party lines with Democrats passing the impeachment articles with no Republican support, 23-17.  The action now moves to the House of Representatives, where a vote is expected next week.

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Dan Spilo, a contestant on season 39 of CBS "Survivor:  Island of the Idols" was removed from the game.  Back on the November 13 double episode, Dan was accused by Kellee Kim and two other female contestants of sexual harassment.  Mainly of being a tad too touchy-feely, especially at night when players slept closely in their make shift shelter.  In other words, "inappropriate behavior".  After Kim complained to the show's producers, all contestants were warned about such behavior.  Producers then privately warned Dan, according to some reports, being told that he was, "on thin ice".  Kim attempted to orchestrate Dan being booted at the next tribal council.  But, the tribe spoke and blindsided Kim instead.  This caused quite the outcry on social media!

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The clock ran out for House Democrats Monday.  The FISA abuse report from DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz was made public. Early news stories attempted to downplay its significance.  While Horowitz does fall short of charging that political bias played a major role, a point which Attorney General William Barr and Federal Prosecutor John Durham disagree with, there is still plenty to raise eyebrows.  For example, Horowitz confirms that while the FBI did not plant their own agents as spies inside the Trump campaign, the FBI certainly did use informants to spy on Trump aides and the campaign.  As for the FISA warrant to spy on Carter Page, Horowitz lists 17 omissions and errors in the warrant request.  Horowitz also confirms that the primary basis for requesting the warrant was the 'dirty dossier' from Christopher Steele.  According to Horowitz, that document was completely discredited by January, 2017.  Yet, the FISA warrant continued to be renewed, as James Comey and others failed to inform the FISA court judges that the Steele document was inaccurate and funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign.

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Joe Biden lost his cool in Iowa.  During a town hall event, Biden got angry at an Iowa voter, calling him a, "damn liar".  The man in question had asked Joe about his son Hunter Biden getting a cushy job in Ukraine.  Joe not only verbally attacked the man for repeating this truth, but even called the voter fat!  He then challenged the voter to a push-up contest.  Biden has been getting weird now that he is back in the public light.  Joe lost his cool recently when a reporter asked the Democrat presidential candidate about Hunter's paternity lawsuit in Arkansas.  Some old video has popped up where Joe Biden talks lovingly about how the hairs on his legs turn blonde thanks to the Sun.  He went on to say how wonderful it was when young children would stroke his Sun-bleached leg hair and how much he likes young children jumping on his lap.  EWWW!

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Round 2 of the sham impeachment hearings begin today.  The scene shifts to the House Judiciary Committee under Rep. Jerry Nadler.  At 10am Eastern, the circus begins with testimony from 4 legal experts.  All 4 are Democrats.  Three of them have already publicly stated that they believe President Trump has committed impeachable offenses.  The only expert allowed to be selected by Republicands, Jonathan Turley, has stated otherwise.  Yesterday, the lying maniac, Adam Schiff, released his majority report from the hearings held by the so-called House Intelligence Committee.  Later, in a closed door session, they voted along party lines to forward the impeachment process to Nadler's hands.  Meanwhile, it is becoming clearer that plans to have a final House vote before the Christmas holiday break are fading fast.  This practically guarantees that the Senate will take up the matter just as the presidential primary season begins.  Half of the top 4 Democrats running are senators, putting Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren in a position where they may miss campaigning at a crucial phase.

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