Fitness influencer Jillian Michaels joins “On Balance” to weigh in on the pressure that may prompt Starbucks and Dunkin’ to reformulate their products.
Fleccas and Richard RatBoy host the most based, twice-weekly comedy podcast covering Western cultural decline. The podcast lampoons the political regime and reports on what we all know to be true – but few dare say. The Fleccas Talks podcast also provides massive hours of BonusLand episodes for Pulse+ subscribers each week. Sign up today […] The post Fleccas Talks Podcast Ep 334: 131x Repeat Offender Does It AGAIN! appeared first on The National Pulse .
Fleccas and Richard RatBoy host the most based, twice-weekly comedy podcast covering Western cultural decline. The podcast lampoons the political regime and reports on what we all know to be true – but few dare say. The Fleccas Talks podcast also provides massive hours of BonusLand episodes for Pulse+ subscribers each week. Sign up today by clicking here Sign up today by clicking here. EPISODE 334: 131x Repeat Offender Does It AGAIN! Guys we have a solid show for you today. In Housekeeping we go over Trump’s last ditch effort to make the SAVE ACT happen. After that we give you some highlights from this week’s primary elections (Crenshaw and Jasmine Crockett are OUT). After that we give you some Iran War updates followed by a great…Open
An OIG report reveals controversial spending by Mayor Scott's office. Over $1 million on purchase cards in 3 years, with $167k lacking proper approval. Tax dollars funded catered meetings, stadium suite costs, and a lavish going-away party for an aide. #TaxpayerMoney #GovernmentSpending #Baltimore #MayorScott #Accountability
Colorado Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert, a member of the House Oversight Committee, joins NewsNation to discuss Kristi Noem being removed as the DHS secretary. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
Issa’s district is one that was redrawn under the state’s Prop 50 last year, in which a majority of California voters voted for the redistricting intended to favor Democrats.
Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-Calif.) said Friday he is registering as "no party preference," rather than as a Republican, as he seeks reelection to Congress. Why it matters: The move comes after Kiley's Republican-leaning district was broken apart in mid-decade redistricting, forcing him to run in far more Democratic-leaning territory. - Kiley's announcement sparked considerable confusion among his colleagues, with several lawmakers asking GOP leadership for clarity on whether he will continue to contribute to their slim House majority. - One House Republican, asked if Kiley is staying in the GOP conference, told Axios: "I hope to God he is." - A Kiley spokesperson told Axios it is "not official yet" whether he will leave the party or the…