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On Monday, 47 Republican senators led by Tom Cotton, R-Ark., released an open letter to Iran's leaders noting that any deal the regime signs with President Obama without the approval of Congress could be revoked by a future president or changed by Congress. The White House went into a tizzy trying to portray the move as somehow unprecedented — a view that has found a friendly audience with the media. Vice President Joe Biden claimed the letter ignores two centuries of precedent and threatens to undermine the ability of any future American president, whether democrat or republican, to negotiate with other nations on behalf of the United States. The New York Daily News featured an editorial blasting the letter on its front page, with photos of the senators and the bold-faced headline TRAITORS. A more muted NBC roundup called the move extraordinary — if not unprecedented. In reality, whatever one's view of the letter, to call it unprecedented is to ignore history. The reality is that on many occasions, Democrats have reached out to foreign leaders to undermine the foreign policy of a sitting Republican president.
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And he didn’t comply with tax and campaign filing requirements.
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A majority in both the Senate and House — 52 senators, 238 House members — have joined to oppose the Obama administration's move to ban a popular type of ammo used in the top-selling AR-15 rifle and pistol because it pierces police body armor. A week after the House members, led by Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Bob Goodlatte, sent a letter of opposition to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Sen. Chuck Grassley echoed that in his own letter signed by 51 others. RELATED:Millions made rapping on guns, Snoop Dogg urges investors to sell gun stocks In their letter, the senators said that the 5.56 M855 green tip cartridge was exempted in a 1986 law, along with other rifle ammo from bans on armor-piercing rounds. The reason: popular rifle ammo is not used in shootouts with police.
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A presentation by Dr. Yaron Brook, President and Executive Director of the Ayn Rand Institute, at the Steamboat Institute Freedom Conference on August 23, 20...
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Utah has passed a bill that would make it the only state to allow firing squads for carrying out a death penalty if there is a shortage of execution drugs. 
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Rand Paul, the Kentucky senator and 2016 Republican presidential hopeful, is leading an effort to repeal a tax law prized by President Obama but despised by millions of Americas who live and work outside the United States.
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The media are very upset about GOP Senators' open letter to Iran explaining U.S. law. That's fine, but they don't get to make up stories out of whole cloth.
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CBS: Clinton's Press Conference 'Raises Uncomfortable Questions' Even For Democrats (March 11, 2015)
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Hillary Clinton's awful email press conference. No party up in there.
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MSNBC's Schultz's Defense of Hillary: She's Too Old to Have Two E-mails, Phones -
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Steyn: Hillary Says Let Them Eat Spin

Submitted 10 years ago by ActRight Community

Best selling author and columnist Martk Steyn told Sean Hannity on Fox Tuesday night that "Queen Hillary" was telling the public they can, "...eat spin and not even very good spin at that." Steyn and Hannity compared notes on the more than 100-150 emails a day most people receive rather than the small number Hillary released to the State Department. "So she, she -- rather than any government guidelines -- has been the arbiter of what emails she's willing to let into the public record," said Steyn. 
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Hillary Baggage

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The Internet's visual storytelling community. Explore, share, and discuss the best visual stories the Internet has to offer.
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Hillary Clinton gave a press conference about how and why she built a private server for her government communications. It went poorly. This poorly.
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The IHRC gave their international ‘Islamophobe of the Year’ award to the left-wing French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo
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Hillary Clinton’s press performance Tuesday afternoon was, truly, everything Americans could have hoped for from our former First Lady, Modern Joan of Arc, Lady Macbeth, Senate carpetbagger and eternal public Woman Scorned.
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Chris Matthews might be trying to deflect from Hillary's email scandal, but I think he might be right in saying that there are even bigger problems with the foreign contributions to the Clinton Fou...
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In The Wall Street Journal, Jason L. Riley writes that Ferguson, Mo., in 2015 is not Alabama in 1965. But liberals have reasons to pretend otherwise.
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Iranian leaders need to know that the Senate must approve any deal President Obama negotiates, writes Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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BY PHILIP KLEIN, Washington ExaminerOn Monday, 47 Republican senators led by Tom Cotton, R-Ark., released an "open letter" to Iran's leaders noting that any deal the regime signs with President
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The Associated Press filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the State Department to force the release of email correspondence and government documents from Hillary Rodham Clinton's tenure as secretary of state. The legal action comes after repeated requests filed under the U.S. Freedom of...
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Surprised? So were the researchers who tested and compared workers in 23 countries.
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Researching the link between gun prevalence and crime is inherently tricky. When society itself is your laboratory, it's almost impossible to properly account for confounding variables that might...
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Planet Fitness is about to see a huge upswing in membership signups for a most unexpected reason, and ironically that reason may also shortly render the popular health club a male only facility. But for now, ... Read More »
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The battle over insurance subsidies.
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