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Primary Results — Both Parties Held Serve 
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Friday Top Headlines .
Pulosi scoffs at strong U.S. consumer confidence figures (Fox News) .
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Trump to leave G-7 summit early amid feud with world leaders, calls Trudeau “so indignant” (USA Today) .
Trump calls for Russia to rejoin G7, exacerbating rift with allies (National Review) .
Congressional Republicans say they just cut $15 billion in spending, but it’s actually only $1.1 billion. (Reason) .
GOP staves off immigration revolt — for now (The Hill) .
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Former Senate intelligence committee staffer indicted for lying to FBI about leaks (The Washington Times) .
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Baby born to transgender “man” could become first person without a legal mother (UK Telegraph) .
Latest higher ed debate: Are there differences between women and “trans women”? (The College Fix) .
Humor: Man who handed out hundreds of participation trophies can’t figure out why this generation is so entitled (The Babylon Bee) .
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Policy: All downhill for Social Security and Medicare trust funds (E21) ~The Patriot Post .
diGenova - IG Report Release Delayed
by Rosenstein for a Thorough 'Scrubbing'
{ rickwells.us } ~ Joe diGenova believes the reason the release of the IG Report on the corruption within DOJ and the sham investigation of liar-Hillary Clinton is being delayed is obvious... Rosenstein and the boys are deleting and changing things. He says, “What’s happening right now is that the IG report is being scrubbed by Rosenstein and his minions and people at the FBI, and they are removing as much embarrassing information about the bureau as possible. And unfortunately, it’s going to delay the release of the report and perhaps put it out during the Singapore summit.” “This conduct by Rosenstein and the people responsible for the delay is reprehensible,” says diGenova, “but it is of a pattern, because what they want to do is they want to hurt the President. Believe it or not, the Deputy Attorney General wants to hurt the President and he wants to prevent the release of truthful information to deny transparency to the American people, to protect career people inside the Department of Justice and the FBI.”... .
liar-nObama’s Treason: Even Worse Than We Thought
by Robert Spencer.
CAIR Furious After Trump Trolls Muslim Groups
With Ramadan Dinner Bait and Switch
by CILLIAN ZEAL.
Judge Jeanine Pirro is Reportedly
Angling For Jeff Sessions’ Job As Attorney General
by Rachel Dicker.
Primary Results — Both Parties Held Serve
by Thomas Gallatin: California, due to its high population and “jungle primary” system, was the clear focus for analysts seeking any hints as to whether Democrats’ hope for a “blue wave” in November is materializing or if Republicans will be able to repel the challenge and maintain their majority control of Congress. The results, as is often the case, are proving to be a mixed bag. In other words, both national parties have positives they can take from Tuesday’s results, specifically in California, though neither comes away with an obvious or decisive advantage. For Democrats in California, their goal of getting a candidate on the ballot in every district looks to have been accomplished, pending the results in a couple of districts. This sets the stage for Democrats to challenge all the Republican-held House seats in the state, which they need to have any hope of seeing a blue wave come November. Secondly, California Democrats locked up the Senate seat, as Dianne Fein-stein easily won the primary and will be pitted against fellow and far-left Democrat Kevin de Leon. Republicans failed to even secure a challenger.
However, the biggest surprise of the night may prove to be a bigger problem for Democrats than many realize. Going into Tuesday, it was widely assumed that the state’s governor race would boil down to a fight between two well-known Democrats, current Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. However, Republican candidate John Cox’s strong second-place finish blew up that narrative, guaranteeing a Republican challenger for the governorship. In the weeks leading up to the primaries, Cox got a strong endorsement from President Donald Trump, which clearly benefited his campaign. And as Cox noted, “It wasn’t Donald Trump who made California the highest tax state in the country. It was Gavin Newsom and the Democrats.” Having Cox on the ballot bolsters the GOP’s get-out-the-vote drive. Republicans now have a chance to vote for their candidate at the top of the ticket, which in turn boosts Republican congressional and state candidates down the ballot. Secondly, it’s a win for Trump in the state that represents the Democrats’ vanguard in their anti-Trump resistance.
It’s also worth highlighting former House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s comments over the weekend. Gingrich opined, “I actually believe we are closer to a ‘red wave’ than a ‘blue wave.’ … Starting with passing the tax cuts, with what President Trump has done consistently on conservative judges, on deregulation, on trade negotiations, what he’s done with North Korea — I think people now have a sense that we’re moving in the right direction.” ~The Patriot Post
https://patriotpost.us/articles/56396?utm_medium=email&utm_source=pp.email.3528&utm_campaign=snapshot&utm_content=body
by Prager University
Comments
Bonnie
I like and watch Pirro and she is well liked and would be a very good AG.
And diGenova is right on on his assignment of the DOJ and the FBI
PIRRO WOULD BE GREAT AG
THE IG RPT I AM AFRAID J DIGENOVA IS RIGHT THEY ARE EITHER REDACTING PARTS OR CHANGING SOME. THEY ARE DOING THE THING WE KNEW WAS GNG TO HAPPEN COVERING THEIR BEHINDS B/C GOD KNOWS WE ALL KNOW WHAT THEY DID AND THEY CANNOT LET IT COME OUT