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...Vivek Ramaswamy took a $50,000 [Soros] scholarship ... despite being wealthy... [A]sked during a July appearance ... about the scholarship, claimed he took the money because he could not afford the Yale law school fees. But the explanation was ripped to shreds by MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan on Thursday, leaving a visibly squirming Ramaswamy struggling to change the subject. 'You say you are anti-identity politics, anti-Affirmative Action, ... 'And your defense for that is that you didn't have the money to pay for law school. 'Even though you had already made over a million dollars at the time.' ... Hasan,...

Former President Donald Trump blasted his former Attorney General Bill Barr as a “disappointment in every sense of the word,” in a statement issued late Sunday evening. “RINO former Attorney General Bill Barr failed to investigate election fraud, and really let down the American people. Even the scam that took place in Georgia of ballot stuffing on camera, he couldn’t see what was wrong with it. Just like he failed to understand the Horowitz report and let everyone down with respect to getting a timely investigation (where’s Durham?) on all of the corruption of the Obama-Biden Administration,” Trump wrote. “It’s...

Maybe the optics required a female special counsel. But wasn't it possible to find someone who understands that the job of a prosecutor is to undermine the credibility of any witness testifying against the victim he's supposed to be representing? In the case of the alleged event sketchily recalled by Christine Ford, this shouldn't have been difficult. Any good attorney does not stick to scripted questions and takes advantages of openings provided by witnesses. This is something Rachel "Creampuff" Mitchell failed to do. The special counsel needed to use all her time to question Ford about five things: 1. How...

Attorney General Jeff Sessions pushed back against President Donald Trump on Thursday, saying in a statement released by a spokesperson that the Department of Justice would not be "improperly influenced by political considerations" hours after Trump attacked him on television. "I took control of the Department of Justice the day I was sworn in, which is why we have had unprecedented success at effectuating the President's agenda," Sessions said in the statement which was posted on Twitter by Justice Department spokesperson Sarah Isgur Flores.