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Retired Green Beret General and New Hampshire Senate candidate Don Bolduc told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview that the Americans should unite against Iran and that politicians should stop politicizing the issue.

“This is the time when we come to the table and function as Americans,” said Bolduc, a retired brigade general from the United States military. He continued:

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Americans must unite and come together. We don’t need to argue about what the President has done. The president actually did something that should…

Klobuchar’s most recent debate performance has made a difference — particularly the ensuing spike in fundraising. The campaign said they are diverting resources to New Hampshire out of the $1 million Klobuchar raised following her well-received debate performance in December though they declined to disclose how much.

Some of the money is being used to double their field staff, from 10 to 20 organizers, and up their advertising budget for January. The campaign’s advertising spending in the Boston media market dropped significantly from more than $500,000 in October to just…

Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard is so committed to winning the New Hampshire primary that she’s moved to the Granite State, renting a house in Goffstown, N.H.  Now that she’s moved in, the question has arisen: Should she be able to vote for herself here, too?

According to the New Hampshire ACLU, the state Democratic Party, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and — oddly enough — Sen. Elizabeth Warren, the answer appears to be yes.  Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii should be able to cast a vote in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Gabbard’s decision has re-opened the…

By Daniel Flatley on 12/10/2019

WASHINGTON (Bloomberg) – Sanctions aimed at blocking the Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia to Germany were included by U.S. lawmakers a must-pass defense bill, according to two people familiar with the legislation.

The sanctions, which would apply to companies building the pipeline…

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NOT GREAT, BOB! That iconic “Mad Men” meme is about how we’d expect negotiators at the United Nations climate conference in Madrid to respond when asked how talks are going.

The world’s negotiators didn’t make much progress in their first week of talks to hammer out the remaining key issues for implementing the Paris climate deal. That leaves…

Congressional negotiators met throughout the weekend hoping to strike a year-end spending deal, with energy tax breaks and relief for retired coal miners on the line.

Appropriations subcommittees handed off their bills to committee leaders on Friday afternoon with a goal of having them resolve any final sticking points.

Rep. Betty McCollum (D-Minn.), chairwoman of the House Interior and Environment Appropriations Subcommittee, said Friday her panel had narrowed the outstanding issues and saw an accord within reach.

“I am forever optimistic we can have more of our potential issues…