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Jeb Bush and his Right To Rise super PAC are going to start personal attacks on Marco Rubio
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CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveaux was shocked, SHOCKED that anybody could dare interrupt Hillary Clinton. In fact, Malveaux acted as if the Black Lives Matter protesters interrupting Hillary's speech in Atlanta today was a unique historical event that was completely unprecedented. You have to check out the video below to get full enjoyment of Malveaux's unintentional comedy performance as she registers extreme shock for The Lead.
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NOAA has perpetrated a huge fraud and are now trying to cover their tracks
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Stop confusing bravery with actions that merely confirm your worldview
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If you like your boots-free Syria, you can keep your boots-free Syria. Or not. Whatever. Obama is sending troops to Syria after promising he wouldn't.
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I posted earlier about the disastrous budget deal that was passed at 3am this morning. During the course of passing that bill, Texas [mc_name name='Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)' chamber='senate' mcid='C001098' ] further endeared himself to the GOP establishment. Here is the video of his remarks, watch it all as it is chock full of awesome. Highlights from Senator Cruz's Senate website. “What are the terms | Read More
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Many academics and intellectuals are biased against conservative viewpoints.
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Marco Rubio has scored one of the major undecided donors remaining in the Republican primary: hedge-fund billionaire Paul Singer.
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"Nobody is getting around him..."
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The decision by Paul Singer, a New York investor, was a blow to Jeb Bush and could swing millions of dollars in contributions to the Florida senator in his pursuit of the Republican nomination.
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The moderators’ approach to the CNBC debate was beyond properly adversarial and was probably a game-changer in more ways than one.
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Although Jeb Bush was a conservative governor of Florida, he has evolved to become more liberal since then.
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Yesterday afternoon, a federal judge granted an emergency restraining order preventing Pennsylvania State University from enforcing its suspension of a student found responsible for sexual misconduct. In his complaint, filed Monday, the student alleges that Penn State’s use of a single-investigator model—in which one person (or, in this case, group of persons) acts as investigator, judge, and jury, collecting evidence and rendering a decision without a hearing—violated his due process rights. The student, a Syrian national, also told the court that as a result of the suspension, he could lose his student visa and be forced to return to Syria, ?
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Open enrollment in the Obamacare-created federal Health Insurance Exchange is scheduled to begin on November 1, and many consumers returning to the exchange or signing up for the first time are in for a rude awakening.
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“I guess that might work in the Soviet Union, but it doesn’t work here.”
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FacebookTwitterGoogleEmailIn a really good segment on the absurdly insulting and snide questions asked during the CNBC debate, Megny Kelly compares them to the serious questions asked to Dems that …
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Leading Democratic Party presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was asked about her scandal-ridden past and present by an unknown man at ...
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The mayor of Austria's second city has said there is no space for single male migrants in his country, and the government should only accept women, children, and families.
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Here’s something you may not know: Dr. Ben Carson is black. Of course, I’m being a little cute here. The only way you wouldn’t know he’s black is if you were blind and only listened to the news. Fo...
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North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory signed a bill into law Wednesday that bans any policy that interferes with the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
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Yes, just what we suspected...
