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Actress Demi Moore: “I Do Not Want Trump Supporters For Fans, First Of All I Hate Trump This Awful Country With Disgusting People And Everything About It, I’ll Boycott Everything About Trump.” Do You Support Her? While once upon a time stars were advised not to ruffle feathers by expressing political views (or other topics deemed controversial) for fear of hurting their brand, that time has passed.  Things have escalated to: Don’t like me or what I’m saying?  Don’t be my fan. Don’t watch my show. Don’t go see my movie . May we point you in the direction of ELLEN POMPEO‘s feed. The  Grey’s Anatomy  star didn’t pull any punches when she tweeted to her 1.3 million fans: “News flash… I don’t want Trump supporters for fans. Einstein.” VIDEO:

Benghazi survivor and former U.S. Army Ranger Kris “Tanto” Paronto has stepped forward and revealed what really happened in Benghazi… The army hero didn’t pull any punches when it comes to Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, or former National Security Advisor Susan Rice. Rice has come under fire recently for the role she played in “unmasking” the names of certain Trump officials prior to the President taking office. “My weapon now is my voice, not a gun anymore,” Mr. Paronto told The Washington Times. Check it out, per  Fox Business : “Pathological or not, [Rice] continues to lie. There needs to be some repercussions. The people in D.C., and these last three years with me dealing with this Benghazi issue, I’ve seen that a lot of them think they are untouchable,” Tanto said during an interview on the Fox Business Network. “Trump has really been given the opportunity to show, or set an example and show that these people are not untouchable.” Rice has denied any foul ...

Last week, Fox News anchor Shepard Smith attacked President Donald Trump for his assertion that the news media frequently underreports on radical Islamic terror attacks. To support his point, Smith listed several terror attacks that were on the White House’s controversial list, saying Fox News covered them extensively. “The president’s assertion is false,” Smith argued. “The White House knows that it was false or could have known that it was false with a quick Google check, but either did not do so or decided not to tell the truth.” Smith also brought on Wall Street Journal associate editor John Bussey for an interview to help attack Trump. “What they’re saying is not true…Again…Why bother?” he asked. This is not the first time Trump has outraged Fox News viewers with his disrespect of the president. In July, he criticized former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal for saying “all lives matter.” After a presidential debate with Hillary Clinton, Smith suggested Trump was a “fascist.” ...

Jim Mattis is a military legend. With the nickname “Mad Dog”, Mattis served his country in the Marine Corps and earned the rank of a general. When Donald Trump appointed him as his Secretary of Defense, it was a move that earned bipartisan praise. And for his first holiday season in office, he spent it with his troops in Guantanamo Bay. Mattis went to Cuba, the first defense secretary to visit the base since Donald Rumsfeld did in 2002. He said that he wanted to offer the troops stationed there some holiday cheer and to let them know that the work they’re doing there is being appreciated. He also defended the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, which has been controversial, and which Barack Obama unsuccessfully tried to close. “I am confident that we’re doing the right thing here,” he said. He then mentioned a conversation that he had with a woman earlier, who said that the base was a “blot on our nation”. But when he invited her to visit the base with him, she said no. ...

Former Utah Representative Jason Chaffetz confirmed what many Americans have feared for some time now, telling the hosts of TV’s  Fox & Friends  that the deep state is “very real,” and that he has first-hand experience of its inner workings. “I was a little skeptical … but I’m telling you, having lived through it, it is very real” the former member of the House of Representatives said when asked about whether or not he believed that there was a deep state conspiracy working against President Donald Trump. He went on to say that he believes that the conspirators, many of whom are currently under investigation by Rep. Devin Nunes, are likely to obstruct further investigations into their actions while deceiving the American public and pretending to cooperate. “I guarantee you, the Department of Justice will tout how many documents they are turning over,” Chaffetz said. “The question that [House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman]  Trey G...

 In an attempt to rebel against President Donald Trump’s policies, Ben & Jerry’s has been hiring illegal immigrants to work at their dairy farms in Vermont. This past weekend, the popular ice cream company learned just how big of a mistake that truly was. According to Mad World News, illegal immigrant workers teamed up with liberal activists to march on the Ben & Jerry’s Vermont headquarters to demand better pay and living conditions. The protest was labeled a “March For Milk and Dignity.” The illegal immigrants reportedly demanded that the ice cream company give them a legally binding agreement they described as a “Farm-worker authored Code of Conduct” based on their definition of “the human right to work with dignity and fair housing.” They refused to go into further detail about what this actually meant, but did ask for education about their rights under the program, a third party to monitor and enforce the agreement, and unspecified ‘economic relief.’ “We can’t w...

Fox had former Obama State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf, on to their program “the Five” on Wednesday to talk about Isis’ dwindling numbers, and how the “strategy” that led ISIS’s defeat was “laid out during the Obama administration by military commanders.” She added, “President Trump has loosened the rules of engagement. He has allowed the military to use more bombs for example and so I think that has helped. But for me, the bigger question is what is the strategy going forward? There are tens of thousands of ISIS fighters who once they lose this territory in Syria and Iraq are going to go back to Europe they are going to go online they are going to radicalize people like we have seen try to commit terrorist attacks here in the U.S. So in terms of the fight against ISIS  this is a good step, but the fight is going to continue in a different and almost more dangerous way.” One thing we certainly agree on, is the fact that Trump lowered the r...