Marcus...

 

Molinaro dedicated a significant chunk of his speech to reining in taxes and spending  [unlike the current] red meat for the Republican delegates he was speaking to.

Marc Molinaro is the Republican candidate for New York State Governor.

Cynthia...

New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon is running for the governor of New York State. 

Think...

The FBI rolled out a new public service announcement called “Think Before You Post" in the hope that people stop making hoax threats in the wake of tragedies. They offer a stark warning: if you make a hoax threat, you will be prosecuted.

 Hoax threats disrupt school, waste limited law enforcement resources, and put first responders in unnecessary danger. We also don’t want to see a young person start out adulthood with a felony record over an impulsive social media post. It’s not a joke; always think before you post.

The FBI highlighted the potential consequences, citing the case of a 22-year-old Texas man just released from three years in prison for using fake email accounts, Twitter accounts and internet-based phone accounts to make hoax threats in Minnesota, including threatening to kill a police officer and her family. He also threatened to blow up and shoot up a school and engaged in swatting -- calling in fake reports that violent crimes were in progress. 

Pelosi...

Over the last dozen or so years Democratic House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi has become the bete noir of the Republican Party. Republicans have turned Pelosi, an outspoken liberal congresswoman from San Francisco, into the caricature of a radical big-spending, pro-abortion and anti-military iniquitous wrong-doer.

But suddenly, and astonishingly, these days she is also threatening to become a bete noir within her own Democratic Party. A large number of Democratic candidates running in 2018 House races have publicly disowned her and some current House members have even demanded that she step down from her position as House minority leader before the November election.

Anyone is showing up in the political stage on this side?

Routine...

 

Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/news/nation-world/national/article211729224.html#storylink=cpy

A routine traffic stop led officers to find dozens of immigrants without documentation crammed inside an 18-wheeler, Texas police say.

The truck was pulled over at around 10 p.m. in Raymondville, Texas, while driving down Highway 77, police told Fox29. An officer opened the back of the truck — and allegedly discovered a mass of people huddled together inside.

There were 88 immigrants inside, to be exact, according to police, who told Fox29 that some attempted to flee from officers by crawling through a hole on the trailer's roof.

Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/news/nation-world/national/article211729224.html#storylink=cpy

Half Full...

 

TMZ reported that a woman threw a full glass of water at Lahren as she and her family were leaving a brunch at a restaurant near Minneapolis. The incident was unprovoked, TMZ reported.

Lahren, a controversial figure who has called for limited immigration and pro-gun policies, has frequently drawn the ire of social media users.

The 25-year-old previously worked as a host for Blaze TV, and signed with Fox News as a contributor last August.

President Trump praised Fox News contributor Tomi Lahren after the incident.

What cause all this anger? Many have the same views.

PreSchoolers...

CampBell...

In March, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross held up a can of Campbell's Soup to demonstrate how benign the effects would be of steel and aluminum tariffs.

In an earnings, a Campbell official held up the tariffs as a negative factor in the company's future profitability.

Ross made the argument during a CNBC appearance, shortly after the administration had announced it would slap a 25 percent levy on steel imports and 10 percent tariff on aluminum. Responding to fears that the duties would be inflationary, Ross said they actually would have little effect on prices, even in a worst-case scenario.

Campbell posted a $393 million first-quarter loss and said it now expects profits to decline by 5 percent to 6 percent this year, worse than earlier projections of between 1 percent and 3 percent.

Chief Financial Officer Anthony DiSilvestro pointed directly to the tariffs as a cause of the company's expected woes going forward. The tariffs did not actually take effect until March 23, near the end of the quarter.

Blackmail...

The hair stylist who claims Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens used partially nude photos of her to blackmail her into keeping quiet said, "I'm not lying." She regrets having the brief fling with Greitens.

Greitens, married, has admitted to having a consensual sexual relationship with the woman in 2015. He has adamantly rejected any criminal wrongdoing, denying his accuser's allegation that he surreptitiously took cellphone photos of her blindfolded and partially nude during a rendezvous in the basement of his home on March 21, 2015. 

While the compromising photos have never surfaced, Greitens scheduled to go on trial on a felony invasion of privacy charge stemming from the allegations [Dropped].  

The woman's affair with Greitens was exposed by her ex-husband, who secretly recorded her admitting to the affair.

Who is blackmailing who? And why is the Media on it 200%?

Shirt...