President Trump has been sparring back and forth with current Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg on social media, which is nothing new to those familiar with how the current world of politics works. However, what’s made this little spat so interesting is the fact that Trump has issued a warning to the other candidates vying for the Democratic Party nomination, saying that if Bloomberg doesn’t get the nomination he won’t use his money to help support whoever does become the nominee. Here’s more from Fox News: Taking aim at the former New York City mayor, Trump tweeted on Thursday morning that “Mini Mike Bloomberg is playing poker with his foolhardy and unsuspecting Democrat rivals. He says that if he loses (he really means when!) in the primaries, he will spend money helping whoever the Democrat nominee is. By doing this, he figures, they won’t hit him as hard….during his hopeless ‘presidential’ campaign. They will remain silent!” https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1220336691539599361 The president then claimed: “The fact is, when Mini losses, he will be spending very little of his money on these ‘clowns’ because he will consider himself to be the biggest clown of them all — and he will be right!” This prediction by Trump would appear to fly in the face of plans by an allied Bloomberg group to spend millions attacking Trump over the airwaves regardless of whether Bloomberg wins. Bloomberg wasted no time shooting back: https://twitter.com/MikeBloomberg/status/1220345042650509312 Bloomberg has said time and time again that he will back whoever the eventual nominee is if it isn’t him, but whether that actually happens is something we’ll just have to wait to see. Trump knows what he’s doing politically, and there’s probably a good chance he’s right on this one. It will be an interesting primary for sure.

Anti-Semitism has been enjoying a disturbing comeback in modern day society as of late, thanks in large part to the anti-Israel sentiment being spread by folks in powerful cultural and governmental positions. The increase of attacks against Jews has even turned deadly with many becoming the victims of deadly shootings and hate crimes in New York City and elsewhere. In light of this, Vice President Mike Pence has urged global leaders to take on anti-Semitism and stand against the Israel hating nation of Iran. Here’s more on that from The Washington Examiner: Speaking in Jerusalem at the World Holocaust Remembrance Center to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz on Thursday, Pence said the stories and legacy of those killed in the Holocaust must not be forgotten. “We gather to fulfill the solemn obligation, an obligation of remembrance, to never allow the memory of those who died in the Holocaust to be forgotten by anyone anywhere in the world,” he said. “Today, we remember what happens when the powerless cry for help and the powerful refuse to answer.” The vice president went on to pay homage to the survivors of the Holocaust “who all these years have borne witness to that evil and have served mankind by their example.” He also drew upon the legacy of those who fought against Nazism and anti-Semitism during World War II. “We must be prepared to stand as they did against the wave of their times. We must be prepared to confront and expose the vile tide of anti-Semitism that is fueling hate and violence across the world, and we must stand together,” he said. Leaders from more than 40 nations attended the speech, which Pence took as an opportunity to encourage them to stand against the Iranian regime, calling it “the…