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Same-sex parenting is not unique in the alternative family landscape. What is unique is encouraging an alternative parenting structure guaranteed to deny a child’s right to a biological parent.
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The following guest post is by Jon Bishop, who writes from Massachusetts. His essays, fiction, and reviews have appeared in such publications as Boston Literary Magazine, Ethika Politika, PJ Media,...
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The Florida senator can articulate the best argument for conservatism of anyone since Reagan.
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Clinton is most popular with young Iraqis and Texans on Facebook
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Hillary Rodham Clinton and her support groups are opening a massive fundraising effort to collect an historically-high $2.5 billion to win the White House, according to reports.
That amounts to $37.92 per vote in the general election for the Democrat, more than ever spent in a national campaign. The math is based on the votes received by President Obama in his reelection, 65,915,796.
America Rising graphic.
Obama spent $1.1 billion, then a record, so Clinton's will be more than double.
The New York Times reported the total cost at $2.5 billion, prompting the anti-Clinton group America Rising to call the effort, Clinton Inc.: A $2.5B Endeavor.
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Can you imagine if in 2008 a prominent conservative media member had said that Barack Obama looked like a "little boy" compared to John McCain? The echoes of liberal outrage would still be resounding today. But there was Mika Brzezinski on today's Morning Joe saying of Marco Rubio "that's a little boy." Mika made the invidious comparison to Hillary's service as senator, First Lady and Secretary of State. Scoffed Joe Scarborough: "hearing this from two people [Mika and Donny Deutsch] that worshipped Barack Obama in 2008 is laughable."
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Hillary Clinton has plenty of fans — in Baghdad. At least 7 percent of her Facebook fans hail from the Iraqi capital, more than any other city, the news website Vocativ reported. Only 4 percent of ...
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He’s Benedict Bill. Democratic leaders are fuming after Mayor Bill de Blasio turned his back on mentor and megasupporter Hillary Clinton by not endorsing her presidential bid. A party source told T...
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Hillary is 100 percent name identification. But she’s unapproachable. She’s insincere. She's elitist. And most of all, everybody knows it.
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According to a Defense Department approved
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New York Times veteran foreign reporter John Burns has retired after 40 years with the paper, closing a career of covering hotspots like Afghanistan, China, and Iraq, where Saddam Hussein threatened his life for his brave reporting from Baghdad for the Times and CBS News. A friend gave him the title to this essay of recollections of some of the worst places on Earth: "It's not how far you’ve traveled, it’s what you’ve brought back." What Burns brought back "was an abiding revulsion for ideology, in all its guises," from the Communist dictatorships of China, North Korea, and the Soviet Union, a revulsion some of his fellow reporters have never learned.
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California's crops are also being blamed for our water woes.
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by Kurt Nimmo, INFOWARS
Republican Markeece Young says the Hillary Clinton campaign paid Twitter to
squelch his hashtag, #WhyImNotVotingforHillary.
Although it is less than certain if this is the case, one thing is for sure
— the Clinton campaign shelled out a big chunk of change to get her hashtag
to trend on the uber popular microblogging social media site.
CNN anchor Brian Stetler highlighted the inability of the Clinton hashtag
to trend higher than Young’s.
“And it got worse. 2 hours later the most popular hashtags on Twitter were
#WhyImNotVotingForHillary — which mocked her campaign ad — and
#GameofThrones, with #Hillary2016 an embarrassing 3rd,” writes Gina Cassini
for Top Right News.
Twitter claims it does not censor tweets. “There’s no system expressly
designed to censor communication between individuals,” a former Twitter
engineer told The Verge in November.
Twitter, however, has blocked tweets it considers harassment, specially
along the lines of gender and race, but has yet to block or remove tweets
criticizing political candidates in the United States.
Twitter offers what it calls “promoted trends,” that is to say jacking up
hashtag trending status to partners who have the money.
“Promoted Trends are a perfect way to kickstart a conversation, launch new
products, run major campaigns or target key dates to drive mass awareness,”
the Twitter business website explains.
Hillary Clinton, of course, is not a brand of caffè latte. Artificial
trending skews the political debate and makes it appear she is more popular
than she actually is.
If a critic’s hashtag was indeed removed, this represents a dangerous
development in social media, which now plays an instrumental role in
political campaigns.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK/DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton, under pressure from the left wing of her Democratic Party to aggressively campaign against income inequality, voiced concern about the hefty paychecks of some corporate executives in an email to supporters. Striking a populist note, Clinton, who announced on Sunday she was running for president in 2016, said American families were still facing financial hardship at a time "when the average CEO makes about 300 times what the average worker makes." In a tightly scripted campaign launch in which there were few surprises, the comments were unexpected, at least by progressives, who saw them as an early sign she may shift away from the centrist economic policies pursued by her husband, former President Bill Clinton. “I definitely see the push from the left wing, which I think is great,” said Jared Milrad, a Clinton supporter who appeared in a video launching her campaign for the presidency.
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I commanded a cavalry squadron, so my default tactic is to attack. And the increasingly desperate, fascistic flailing of the left as it seeks to hold onto power is a signal that its absolutely time to sound the trumpet.
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Masha Gessen explores what shaped Boston Marathon bombers.
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The Florida senator made a very strong case for his candidacy.
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As the Obama administration prepares for a new surge of illegal immigrant children this year, some of those from previous waves are turning up on court dockets across the country, charged with serious crimes such as capital murder and aggravated rape.
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How long will this country remain free? Probably only as long as the American people value their freedom enough to defend it. But how many people today can stop looking at their electronic devices long enough to even think about such things? Meanwhile,...
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The proliferation of renewable energy will never please environmentalists. In fact, the more efficient and inexpensive energies like solar and wind become, the more environmentalists will fear and eventually hate them.
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Hillary Clinton has hardly done anything since declaring her candidacy, and in fact she's going out of her way to stay out of the headlines. Today the media latched on to the tidbit that she had st...
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Hillary Clinton has announced that she is running for president of the United States. What her likely nomination says about the Democratic Party and tens of millions of Americans is depressing.
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