McALLEN, Texas — The Associated Press continues to push discredited claims of a safe border and half-truths about the existing fence in its latest attempt to discredit the building of a wall.
Speaking to hundreds gathered for a rally in Reno, Nevada on Thursday, Republican vice presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence echoed the words of running mate and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made earlier that day that the two would, of course, honor a “clear election result,” but they reserved the right to contest questionable results.
Addressing a crowd at a Millennials for Trump rally in Atlanta, MILO eviscerated the mainstream media.
One of Mexico’s Largest newspapers, El Universal, has revealed the influential power of Mexican politics when it praised a former Tamaulipas governor while forgetting to mention that he is currently a fugitive of the U.S. Department of Justice.
Uno de los periódicos más grandes de México, El Universal, trato de defender a un candidato a gobernador de un estado fronterizo mexicano que está siendo investigado por lavado de dinero. El medio de comunicación combinó dos asuntos separados en una historia que resultó en un artículo de naturaleza errónea y que proporciona información inexacta.
One of Mexico’s largest newspapers, El Universal, rushed to defend a Mexican Border state gubernatorial candidate who is being investigated for money laundering activities. The news outlet conflated two separate issues into one story resulting in an article that is misleading in nature and provides inaccurate information.
This weekend a new governor without ties to any political party took office in the industrial state of Nuevo Leon, which has seen a great deal of cartel violence. His priorities include tackling corruption, auditing the previous governor, and stopping government funding for corrupt media.
