Headlines

All from Internet news sites. Guess which ones from Drudge?

Fear in London as acid attacks soar ...

Trump keeps playing nice with Mueller, for now

Mattis: The enemy is collapsing faster than the media predicted

Trump says never asked Comey to stop investigating Flynn

Revealed: Trump hater on Mueller team

Western governors shrug off Flynn furor

[Trump:] Russian collusion? Take a look at what went on during Obama's terms

Welcome to the age of million-dollar poverty

President's Gallup poll plunge: 62% disapproval ...

Trump plans to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel

Puerto Rico won't have full power for two months later than predicted

Police search for driver who struck 4 in NYC: killing 1, injuring 3

Headlines

These headlines are real ... they have all been discovered on Internet news sites. Guess which ones came from Politico?

Hawaii judge declines to narrow travel ban injunction

OpEd: Feds stealthy QE -- $267 billion of fresh liquidity injected since mid-January

[NKotea] 'If a single bullet is fired, we will nuke the USA'

NSA document: Surveillance on Trump, family ... more ...

Key Democrat officials now warning base not to expect evidence of Trump/Russia collusion

Gallup: Trump approval now 37% ...

Poll: Half of Canadians want illegals deported ...

Immigration judges dispatched to 12 U.S. cities to speed deportations

50 arrested on immigration charges during Detroit cockfighting bust ...

Gorsuch recommended to Justice Dept. that federal judges visit Gitmo

Musk preps first private moon landing ...

Three U.S. soldiers wounded in Afghan 'insider attack'

Peace

The U.S. has been voted by far the biggest threat to peace in a worldwide Gallup poll … see: RT Storry.  On a related note from Hawaii, a chagrined Barack Obama has decided to return his Nobel Peace Prize medal to Oslo … when he and his extended family next enjoy a leisurely vacation in Scandinavia.  The prize money he has decided to keep.

Elmer Fudd

In a generic poll by the Gallup organization, a Republican candidate would beat The Barry in 2012 by a 44% to 39% margin (see: Gallup Poll).  This corresponds to what Rush Limbaugh has been saying for many weeks ... that Elmer Fudd could beat Obama in the next election.  This realization has spurned a bit of franetic activity in the White House ... sending The Barry on thinly-disguised campaign trips.  One of the trips was to the Cree Corp. in Durham, North Carolina which makes LED replacement lightbulbs with the purpose to tout his green energy and job creation thrusts.  The only problem here is that Cree has relocated half of its manufacturing jobs to China.  The second trip was to Puerto Rico to pander to the Hispanic vote in the next election.  Again there was a rub in this Presidential grandstanding ... the jobless rate in Puerto Rico when The Barry took office was a little over 9% -- it is now 16.2% (see N.Y.Times).

Of course circumstances could change in the next 16 months, but, at the moment, Elmer looks like a shoe-in.