New Yorkers, Californians fleeing to Florida if they can, host Bongino says.
Citizens United chairman David Bossie, a deputy 2016 campaign manager for President Trump, said Monday that liberal governors are essentially strangling their own economies by either continuing or strengthening coronavirus lockdown measures that have decimated the restaurant and entertainment sectors.
Bossie said on "Hannity" that with New York State and California being the two most visible examples of such lockdowns, those that can afford to leave will do so.
"People with money are going to reject California, reject New York," he said. "Your average person in California right now is signing petitions to recall their incompetent governor. Enough is enough. The American people are fed up."
Bossie noted that California Gov. Gavin Newsom is likely to further extend his state lockdown orders.
Loeffler and Warnock repeatedly drove home the point that the stakes could not be higher. They’re right
In Sunday’s rare December runoff debate in Georgia, the two candidates for a U.S. Senate seat repeatedly drove home the point that the stakes could not be higher and they’re right.
Conservative Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler and leftist Democratic candidate Rev. Raphael Warnock engaged in a heated debate that showcased their hugely different visions for America’s future in a race that polls show is well within the margin of error.
Loeffler had an outstanding performance in the debate and made it clear why she should be elected. On the other hand, Warnock failed to make the case why Georgians should risk their vote on his radically liberal candidacy.
Warnock’s beliefs are far outside mainstream Georgia values. He’s defended and praised Marxism, signed a letter harshly critical of Israel in 2019, and has not answered questions about whether he attended a speech given by Cuban dictator Fidel Castro at the church he worked at in 1995. It comes as no surprise that Warnock refuses to release most of his graduate thesis from Union Theological Seminary.
President of Citizens United, David Bossie, on Tuesday pointed out the Democrat Party was abnormally obsessed with President Donald Trump during their national convention.
"The one thing that the American people are going to take from this week is that the Democrats have no positive policy agenda for the American people," Bossie said. "All they have ... is their hatred for this president."
Bossie, who serves as an advisor for President Trump's re-election campaign, discussed the conventions during an interview with Breitbart News Political Editor Matthew Boyle on Breitbart News Tonight on Sirius/XM Patriot 125.
The two exchanged their views as the second night of the Democrat convention unfolded.
"These losers have nothing else to offer the American people, they hate this president, they hate him viscerally, they hate him with every fiber of their being, and they will do whatever it takes," Bossie continued.
David Bossie – President of Citizens United – Former Deputy Campaign Manager for Trump for President – Biden/China, College Covid-19 Issues, Presidential Election, President’s Trip to Michigan, Reopening USA
Bossie's organization recently obtained records that appear to counter Yovanovitch's comments during congressional testimony.
David Bossie, president of the influential conservative group Citizens United, says former U.S. Ambassador to the Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch should face criminal referrals for perjury in connection with her testimony during last fall's impeachment hearings.
"She should be made to answer for what she has done here," Bossie, the deputy campaign manager for the 2016 Trump presidential campaign, said on the John Solomon Reports podcast.
Bossie pointed out that records recently obtained through the Freedom of Information Act reveal Yovanovitch's knowledge of issues pertaining to Ukrainian natural gas firm Burisma Holdings may have been more extensive than she admitted while testifying before the House Intelligence Committee impeachment inquiry chaired by California Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff.
"In a normal, serious world," said Bossie, "there should be a criminal referral from both the House Judiciary Committee or the House Intelligence committee as well as the Senate committees that oversee this because those are the ones that heard testimony, and there should be a criminal referral on perjury for Ambassador Yovanovitch, and she should be held accountable."
Yovanovitch, who recently retired from the State Department, did not respond Tuesday to an email message from Solomon seeking comment on his Just the News article on the newly released records related to her Burisma knowledge and contacts. Her lawyer during the impeachment proceedings, Lawrence S. Robbins, also did not respond to an emailed request for comment.
During President Trump’s impeachment, former U.S. Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch testified to Congress that she knew little beyond an initial briefing and “press reports” about Burisma Holdings, the Ukrainian natural gas firm that had hired Vice President Joe Biden’s son Hunter and was dogged by a corruption investigation.
“It just wasn’t a big deal,” she declared under oath on Oct. 11, 2019.
But newly unearthed State Department memos obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show Yovanovitch’s embassy in Kiev, including the ambassador herself, was engaged in several discussions and meetings about Burisma as the gas firm scrambled during the 2016 election and transition to settle a long-running corruption investigation and polish its image before President Trump took office.
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The discussions about Burisma inside Yovanovitch’s embassy were so extensive, in fact, that they filled more than 160 pages of emails, memos and correspondence in fall 2016 alone, according to the State Department records obtained under FOIA by the conservative group Citizens United.
Endorsement comes after Republican Bolduc calls for overturning landmark 2010 decision
BOSSIE WEIGHS IN. Citizens United leader David Bossie waded into the New Hampshire Republican U.S. Senate primary Tuesday to endorse attorney Bryant "Corky" Messner over retired U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Donald Bolduc.
Bossie has long headed the conservative political advocacy group that is the namesake of the landmark 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision that struck down federal laws prohibiting corporate and union spending in federal elections.
Overturning Citizens United has become a rallying cry mostly for Democratic officeholders and candidates for office and for progressive government and election reform advocates. Some Republicans – although they are few and far between -- have also taken that position.
Bolduc is in that category. He wrote in a letter to state legislators last week setting out his position on congressional and election reform that he favors a constitutional amendment overturning the Citizens United decision.
President Trump's unusual coronavirus press briefing Monday included what appears to be an unprecedented video presentation: a three-and-a-half-minute montage of news clips defending the president’s coronavirus actions.
The video was promptly dismissed on CNN as "propaganda" and "disinformation" on MSNBC, with both networks breaking away from the livestream so they wouldn't air it live.
When asked afterward why he felt the need to show a video to promote his administration, Trump told White House reporters, "Because we're getting fake news, and I like to have it corrected."
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David Bossie, president of Citizens United and deputy campaign manager for Trump’s 2016 campaign, told Just the News that the president is rightly frustrated with coronavirus coverage.
"Since the day the president announced his candidacy for president, the biased liberal media decided they were going to try to destroy him," Bossie said. "There's always been bias in the media, but Trump has really exposed it. The liberal media's hatred for the president has exposed the fact that so many of these so called journalists are political activists who work for media corporations that are closer to Democrat Super PACs. I'm glad the President has upped his criticism of the press."
The presidency of Donald Trump has been a historic one on many levels. Candidate Trump — the ultimate political outsider — defeated a powerful entrenched career politician to capture the White House when no one said it was possible. The president then stormed into Washington and exposed the Russia hoax and a corrupt deep state that spied on his campaign.
And while dealing with relentless attacks from the liberal media, his pro-growth economic policies and supreme confidence in the American worker ushered in one of the greatest economic booms in our nation’s history. Then, being faced with the prospects of heading into an election year with record low unemployment and historic job creation and no positive agenda of their own, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and her lapdog Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., concocted a political tall tale about a routine phone call between President Trump and the president of Ukraine. This shameful impeachment stunt blew up in their faces.
It’s now been nearly five years since Trump came down the golden escalator. Since that day, the biased liberal media made the decision to destroy him. Sadly, that effort continues today with their coverage of Trump’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Now there's always been bias in the media, but this president has exposed it in a way no one else could have. The liberal media’s hatred for Trump has made it plainly obvious that many so-called journalists who cover him are political activists. This is why the president battles the news media on a daily basis.
The anti-Trump media has turned into the opposition. They attack whatever decision the president makes. This isn’t journalism, and the president is right to criticize what’s become of the once-respected fourth estate.
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