NBC News reported that the deep state is planning ways to keep Donald Trump from using the military in “dictatorial ways” as president. We have four years of experience with Donald Trump‚ and he never used the military in dictatorial ways. One thing he won’t do is make them walk around in red heels or […] The post NBC Reports on Deep State Plans to Foil a President Trump appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

According to Al–Monitor‚ US Federal employees across two dozen agencies are going to walk off the job on Tuesday to protest the Biden administration’s handling of the Gaza war. Allegedly‚ hundreds of people will walk off the job. They’re calling themselves the Feds United for Peace‚ and these government employees will be observing a Day […] The post Hundreds of Pro-Hamas Federal Employees Will Walk Out Tuesday appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

James Woods pinpoints the potential moment that sealed our fate. It was the moment that Barack Obama worked out a nuclear deal that allowed Iran to get the bomb within nine years. (see the clips below} The deal led to a weakened United States that refused to react to Iran’s violations over and over‚ helping […] The post James Woods on the Moment Mankind’s Fate Was Decided? appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Heading into the final hours before the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses begin on Monday‚ polls show former President Donald Trump maintaining a commanding lead over his GOP rivals in the Hawkeye State. A final Des Moines Register/NBC News/Mediacom Iowa Poll‚ the results of which were released on Saturday night‚ matched the general trend seen in recent surveys: Trump dominating the field with 48% support‚ former South Carolina Governor and United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley hanging far back in second place at 20%‚ and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis close behind Haley at 16%. Other surveys released in the last few days indicate a dead heat between Haley and DeSantis. Tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy took fourth place in the Des Moines Register poll with 8% support — up 3 points from December. He was followed by former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson and Texas pastor Ryan Binkley‚ each of whom got 1% support. The RealClearPolitics average of polls for Iowa showed everyone behind the top three stuck in single digits‚ including former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie‚ who last week became the latest candidate to drop out of the race. Trump is running a third presidential campaign‚ seeking a second term in the White House‚ as he faces off against a bevy of criminal cases and ballot access challenges. If he wins the GOP nomination‚ Trump could get a 2020 rematch against President Joe Biden. Since the spring‚ the RealClearPolitics average of Iowa GOP polls has shown Trump between 40% and nearly 54%. As of Sunday afternoon‚ Trump was riding high at 52% while Haley took the No. 2 spot at 18.2% and DeSantis came in third with 15.6%. DeSantis formally entered the race in May‚ with early polling showing him with a lock on second place with numbers in the mid to upper 20 percentile in Iowa. But after months of the Florida governor’s average being mostly stuck in the mid to upper teens‚ Haley’s poll numbers crept up‚ and some polls have showed her with an edge on DeSantis over the past couple of weeks. The four surveys that preceded the Des Moines Register Iowa Poll and released in the week ahead of the caucus found Trump with a solid lead‚ while three out of four of them found Haley and DeSantis tied. A survey by Trafalgar showed Trump at roughly 52%‚ Haley at 18%‚ and DeSantis at 18%. An Iowa State poll found Trump at 55%‚ Haley at 14%‚ and DeSantis at 14%. A survey by Suffolk showed Trump at 54%‚ Haley at 20%‚ and DeSantis at 13%. And InsiderAdvantage poll showed Trump at 51%‚ Haley at 17%‚ and DeSantis at 17%. Ramaswamy stayed in single digits throughout. Though polls may not necessarily predict the actual winner — especially with the uncertainty brought by a winter storm hitting Iowa and extreme cold weather far below the freezing mark —  some other data from the final poll bode ill for anyone hoping to snag victory from Trump. The Des Moines Register reported that about 68% of voters have made up their minds‚ while only 25% said they could still be persuaded. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Beyond the Iowa caucuses is New Hampshire’s primary on January 23‚ where Haley has focused a great deal of time and resources. The RealClearPolitics average of polls show Trump again with the lead in the Granite State‚ at 43.5%‚ but with Haley in an even stronger second-place position at 29.3%. Christie had been in third place with about 11.3%‚ while DeSantis sat in fourth with 6.5%. It remains to be seen just how much the standings will shift in future New Hampshire polls that factor in Christie suspending his campaign. Next on the election calendar is the late February primary in South Carolina‚ Haley’s home turf‚ where DeSantis has signaled that he plans to head right after the Iowa caucuses. Trump’s poll numbers on the national level are even higher than what he’s received lately in Iowa and New Hampshire. The RealClearPolitics average on Sunday put him at 60.9%. Haley was positioned in second place at 11.9%‚ DeSantis in third at 11%‚ and Ramaswamy in fourth at 4.3%. A new ABC/Ipsos poll found 68% of Republican-leaning adults say Trump has the best chance of winning in November‚ while 12% and 11% said the same of Haley and DeSantis‚ respectively.

House Republicans said on Sunday they are willing to accommodate Hunter Biden by agreeing to subpoena him again for the impeachment inquiry into his father‚ President Joe Biden‚ after he refused to comply with the last round. Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) and Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) wrote to Hunter Biden’s attorney‚ Abbe Lowell‚ welcoming the first son’s “newfound willingness” to testify before Congress in a deposition under subpoena. “Although the Committee’s subpoenas are lawful and remain legally enforceable‚ as an accommodation to Mr. Biden and at your request‚ we are prepared to issue subpoenas compelling Mr. Biden’s appearance at a deposition on a new date in the coming weeks‚” they wrote. Lowell wrote a letter to the chairmen on Friday after the oversight and judiciary panels approved resolutions to hold his client in contempt of Congress for defying subpoenas issued in November. The lawyer said Hunter Biden would appear for a deposition or hearing in compliance with a “proper subpoena” since the House voted to formally authorize the impeachment inquiry last month. Hunter Biden showed up on Capitol Hill twice‚ once on the day of his scheduled deposition and a second time as lawmakers considered the contempt resolutions‚ demanding he be allowed to appear in an open setting such as a public hearing to answer “legitimate” questions while depriving members the opportunity to distort his testimony. House Republicans indicated they were willing to have Hunter Biden testify in a public hearing — but only after a deposition — and have insisted throughout the standoff that their subpoenas were valid. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “To be clear‚ the issuance of these subpoenas does not in any way suggest or imply that the Committees believe the assertions in your January 12 letter to have any merit‚” Comer and Jordan wrote in the Sunday letter. “Our willingness to issue these subpoenas is rooted entirely in our interest in obtaining Mr. Biden’s testimony as expeditiously as possible.” Their response came as the House was expected to move forward with a floor vote this week. The top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee‚ Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD)‚ had encouraged the GOP majority to call off the plan following Lowell’s letter. “Hunter Biden is giving Republicans exactly what they have been demanding this week‚” Raskin said on Friday‚ adding that the first son “has offered to appear for a ‘hearing or deposition.’ It is time for Chairs Comer and Jordan to call off this truly absurd and wasteful contempt proceeding and finally take yes for an answer‚ which Chair Jordan already said he would ‘certainly’ do.” In their letter on Sunday‚ Comer and Jordan rejected a suggestion by Lowell in a footnote of there being a “hybrid process” that would entail a public hearing or deposition with similar rules that govern private depositions. “While we welcome Mr. Biden’s public testimony at the appropriate time‚ he must appear for a deposition that conforms to the House Rules and the rules and practices of the Committees‚ just like every other witness before the Committees‚” they wrote.

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