Congratulations Mr President.

She begged a store not to sell her mentally ill daughter a gun. It did anyway — with a tragic result.

Janet Delana had called the police, the ATF and the FBI. Finally, she pleaded with a manager at the gun shop. Even so, Colby Sue Weathers — a paranoid schizophrenic — was able to buy a gun, and soon her father was dead. The large settlement Delana won from the shop could provide a legal road map for similar lawsuits around the country.

DID HE SAY AMERICAN STEEL? BUT AMERICA DOES NOT MEAN US YOU SILLY VOTER.

"After green lighting the continuation of the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline in an executive order January 24th, President Trump declared as recently as last week that the pipeline had to use American made steel “or we’re not building one.”

But on Friday he reversed that order.

"That sharp reversal now paves the way for the use of a stockpile of steel manufactured in Canada by a subsidiary of Evraz, a company in which Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich owns nearly a one/third stake.

"Abramovich, estimated to be worth $8.9 billion, who ranks No. 151 on Forbes list of the 500 wealthiest people in the world, has longstanding personal and political ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom President Trump has repeatedly praised."

US taxpayers have the right to expect that the giant companies that receive federal contracts will follow the law – including worker protections.

The Obama Administration issued a rule that forces any company that wants a government contract worth more than $500,000 to disclose any labor law violations from the previous three years. This rule only hits massive corporations that repeatedly steal workers’ wages or put their lives at risk.

But tonight, the Senate Republicans are repealing that rule.
Who does this Congress work for – hardworking Americans who want their tax dollars spent responsibly, or the giant corporations that can’t even follow basic safety rules for their workers?