Atlanta, GA—April 14, 2017//By: Jeffrey Albertson Last October, when now President Donald Trump was inseparable from his teleprompter—even after sharply criticizing President Barack Obama for following a similar tactic—and found solace in inciting crowds with ad nauseam rants about “Crooked Hillary”, the failing “fake news” media, and a “rigged [delegate] system,” his affection for WikiLeaks… Read More Gaffes and Contradictions Continue; WikiLeaks Labeled as a “Hostile Agent” by CIA Director

By Jeffrey Albertson, Jr.  Gwinnett County, GA—For the second time in 40 days, Gov. Nathan Deal has signed an executive order to address potential fuel shortages stemming from yesterday’s Coastal Pipeline fire. The order titled, Ensuring the Uninterrupted Supply of Transportation Fuel, is nearly identical to a prior executive order signed on September 22. Both… Read More Second Executive Order from Gov. Deal to Address Looming Fuel Shortages

Following yesterday’s withdrawal of support by a group of Republican Senators and House Members for their party’s nominee Donald J. Trump, following lewd comments from a 2005 video, in which he “bragged in vulgar terms about kissing, groping and trying to have sex with women.” In the video, Mr. Trump is quoted as saying: “When… Read More Trump’s Lewd Comments Present Question for Nominee’s Removal

In a what was to be a succinct foreign policy address delivered in Youngstown, O.H., Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump described a plan to combat “Radical Islamic Terrorism,” but invited ambiguity in regard to resuming President George W. Bush’s controversial system of military trials for so-called “enemy combatants” captured overseas. In a summation of… Read More In Foreign Policy Address, Trump Invites Ambiguity