Ep. 659 Are the Democrats Signaling Trouble Ahead?
Are the Democrats growing concerned that the Russia probe is going to blow up on them? In this episode I’ll address some of the warning signs. I also address the major problem with gun control initiatives and the government’s fascination with a cashless society. This Democrat senator is giving off some serious warning signs about the Russia probe. Why is this influential Russian and Putin ally leaving his role in these companies? The Democrats are worried about the increasing popularity of the tax cuts. Beware of a cashless society. Government loves this idea. Spending is out of control, and these numbers are disturbing. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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Are the Democrats growing concerned that the Russia probe is going to blow up on them? In this episode I’ll address some of the warning signs. I also address the major problem with gun control initiatives and the government’s fascination with a cashless society.
This Democrat senator is giving off some serious warning signs about the Russia probe.
Why is this influential Russian and Putin ally leaving his role in these companies?
The Democrats are worried about the increasing popularity of the tax cuts.
Beware of a cashless society. Government loves this idea.
Spending is out of control, and these numbers are disturbing.
Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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