Trump on Acosta Returning to White House: ‘If He Misbehaves, We’ll Throw Him Out’
Aryssa Damron
Aryssa Damron is a 2018 fall intern at the Washington Free Beacon. She is a graduate student at the University of Kentucky and holds a B.A. in English from Yale University. Prior to working at the Free Beacon, she interned with Simon & Schuster, Regnery Publishing, Conservative Book Club, and the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute.
Hirono: Any Future Clinton Investigation Would Be ‘Beating a Dead Horse’, a ‘Witch Hunt’
Kamala Harris Compares ICE to KKK
Potential 2020 Candidate Kirsten Gillibrand Repeatedly Gets Unemployment Stats Wrong
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D., N.Y.) cited a string of inaccurate economic statistics Wednesday in an attempt to cast doubt on the health of the economy during a speech at the National Action Network Conference.
Bob Woodward Criticizes CNN Lawsuit, Says It ‘Isn’t a Remedy’
Bob Woodward, a best-selling author and critic of President Donald Trump, said Tuesday night that CNN’s lawsuit against the Trump administration wasn’t the “remedy.”
Anti-Pelosi Democrats: We Are ‘100% Confident We Can Forge New Leadership’
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) said last week she was “100 percent” confident she would be speaker of the House come January, but two Democrats leading the campaign against her are as certain of new leadership, saying Tuesday they are also “100 percent confident” they can “forge new leadership.”
Minnesota Dem Congresswomen-Elect: I Believe In, Support BDS Movement
Minnesota Democrat Ilhan Omar told Muslim Girl magazine that she “believes in and supports the BDS movement,” adding that she has fought to ensure others are also able to openly support the movement.
Jon Kyl: Democrats’ Legal Strategy in Arizona Senate Race Sounds ‘Like an Effort to Disenfranchise Voters’
As vote counting continues in Arizona after Tuesday’s midterm election, Sen. Jon Kyl (R., Ariz.) worried the Democrats legal strategy “sounds an awful lot like an effort to disenfranchise voters” from rural counties.
Feinstein Encouraged Obama to Use ‘Broad Power’ to Limit Immigration
In 2014, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D., Calif) encouraged President Barack Obama to use his “broad power” to limit the “crisis” of unaccompanied minors at the border due to “sufficient flexibility in the current law,” the same law President Donald Trump has cited in forming his administration’s policies on asylum seekers.
Rick Scott on Potential ‘Rampant Fraud’: ‘I Will Not Sit Idly By While Unethical Liberals Try to Steal This Election’
