#372526
The story of the Obama era is the story of one colossal federal government train-wreck after another. Where you might expect outrage, you get a shrug.
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#372527
It's worse than you think.
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#372528
Phony black race hustler Rachel Dolezal stepped down as president of the Spokane NAACP this week after it was revealed ...
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#372529
A former Amherst College student has filed a lawsuit saying he was falsely accused of rape and not given a fair investigation by college officials.
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#372530
She sounds just a tad hypocritical in a past radio interview.
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#372531
White supremacists post video as 'proof civilisation is crumbling'
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#372532
The president’s new proposed housing rule is an assault on freedom.
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#372533
Could prove that Hillary has been covering up...
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#372534
KC Johnson provides insight into college sexual assault and due process on 'The Kelly File'
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#372535

The Birth of the Cool Republican

Submitted 9 years ago by ActRight Community

Republicans are running against a Democrat who's about as uncool as you can get.
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#372536
Hillary Clinton charged a kids' charity $200,000 to speak -- and she pocketed every dime. Clinton reportedly charged the Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach $200,000 for a speech earlier this year
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#372537
He was expected to be weak among evangelicals and Tea Party voters. But his early weakness has been broader than that.
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#372538
While regulators make many laws, all legislative power is still vested in Congress, and it needs to better ensure that agencies carry out its intent.
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#372539
Congress' budget office again warned that the U.S. faces a massive debt problem Tuesday, using stark language to describe the government's long-term mismatch between spending and revenues even as it slightly upgraded its projections for debt over the next 25 years. The long-term outlook for the federal budget has worsened dramatically over the past several years, in the wake of the 2007-2009 recession and slow recovery, the Congressional Budget Office reported in its long-term budget outlook for 2015 released Tuesday. RELATED: House defies veto threat, passes defense spending bill The Budget Office, a nonpartisan in-house think tank for Congress, projected that the federal debt is set to rise from 74 percent of economic output today to 103 percent by 2040, driven by spending on government healthcare and retirement programs and interest payments on the debt.
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#372540

The Other Terror Threat

Submitted 9 years ago by ActRight Community

U.S. citizens may fear homegrown jihadists, but law enforcement is more worried about right-wing extremists.
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#372541
You can't make this stuff up.
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#372542
One high school English teacher says she doesn’t want to teach the works of a “long-dead, British guy” to her students.
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#372543
Last summer, when the Gaza conflict was raging, I traveled to Sderot, Israel, on the Gaza border to see for myself what was happening. And boy did I see it.
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#372545
Democrats should think long and hard about whether nominating the first woman for president is worth having Clinton Foundation hoodlums dominate the headlines.
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#372546
President Obama took office vowing to go after unscrupulous employers who hire illegal immigrants, but worksite audits have plunged over the last year and a half, according to a report released Tuesday by the Center for Immigration Studies, tumbling along with the rest of immigration enforcement.
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#372547
Armed Bystander Intervenes, Saves Female Clerk Being Held At Gunpoint
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#372548
The aim and purpose of a welfare system is to provide the maximum benefit to the recipients at the least cost to ourselves. This seems like a fairly logical thing to be aiming for too. However, there's good evidence that the current US welfare system simply doesn't do this. So, [...]
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#372549
“It doesn’t matter what might be popular at the moment.”
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#372550
Peter denied Jesus three times but Hillary Clinton appears to have a much more difficult task; she is going to have to deny herself at least 45 times. Last Friday, Hillary Clinton's spokesperson, Karen Finney, appeared on CNN's The Lead and exasperated Jake Tapper by continuing to avoid avoid answering the important question as to whether her boss still supports or opposes the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade bill in Congress. Not a good move in the long run because yesterday Tapper struck back by listing in detail with her own quotes 45 times that Hillary pushed the trade bill over the years. First Tapper writes about Hillary's current reluctance to back the trade bill in stark contrast to the many times she strongly supported it in the past:
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