#551
Macy’s will no longer donate money to Planned Parenthood according to 2ndVote, a conservative watchdog that monitors corporate funding of liberal causes. The famous department store group has dropped the role of benefactor to Planned Parenthood, the researchers report — their decision prompted by pro-life customers who complained about the practice.
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#552
Jimmy Kimmel’s crusade against efforts by President Trump and GOP legislators to repeal the Affordable Care Act has prompted protests and angry emails and Facebook posts.
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#553
Not everyone is excited about seeing Star Wars: The Force Awakens in theaters this holiday season. Last month, Fox News contributor Katherine Timpf...
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#554
In the wake of accusations that skeptical climate scientists are peddling misleading research, a top scientist from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has this to say: the government has spent
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#555
Yesterday, I looked at a case where Judge Brett Kavanaugh, on the DC Circuit, sided with a criminal defendant asserting a “battered woman syndrome” defense. Today, let’s look at an opinion that air…
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#556
This was originally posted by FriendOfMuslim. The Demographics exhibited in this video are alarming. There were 100,000 Muslims in America in 1970 There are ...
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#557
Giffords' husband, Mark Kelly, was turned away twice on gun purchases in 2013 because of certain requirements and stipulations of the current background check system.
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#558
Proposal would transform underused space.
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#559
Rhetoric claiming Brett Kavanaugh "hates women, hates children" is indicative of an overly political Supreme Court nomination process, Sen. Ben Sasse said Tuesday in his opening statement at Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation hearing. "We can and should do better than this," Sasse said. "It is predictable that every confirmation hearing now is going to be an overblown politicized circus, and it is because we've accepted a new theory about how our three branches of government should work, and in particular the judiciary." "What Supreme Court confirmation hearings should be is an opportunity to go back and do 'Schoolhouse Rock' civics for our kids," he added. "We should be talking about how a bill becomes a law, what the job of article two is, and what the job of article three is." "So let's try, just a little bit," he asked. "How did we get here, and how can we fix it?" SEN. BEN SASSE: It is pretty obvious to most people going about their work today that the deranged comments actually don't have anything to do with you, so we should figure out why do we talk like this about Supreme Court nominations now? There is a bunch that is atypical in the last 19-20 months in America. Sen. Klobuchar is right, the comments from the White House yesterday about trying to politicize the DOJ, they were wrong and my guess is Brett Kavanaugh would condemn them. But the real reason these hearing don't work is not because of Donald Trump, it is not because of anything in the last 20 months. These confirmation hearings haven't worked for 31 years in America. People are going to pretend that Americans have no historical memory and supposedly there haven't been screaming protesters saying women are gonna die at every hearing for decades. This has been happening since Robert Bork. This is a 31-year tradition, there's nothing really new the last 18 months. So, the fact that the hysteria has nothing to do with you, means that we should ask what is the hysteria coming from? The hysteria around Supreme Court confirmation hearings is coming from the fact that we have a fundamental misunderstanding of the role of the Supreme Court in American life now. Our political commentary talks about the Supreme Court like they are people wearing red and blue jerseys. That is a really dangerous thing, and by the way, if they have red and blue jerseys I would welcome my colleagues to introduce the legislation that ends lifetime tenure for the judiciary, because if they are just politicians, then the people should have power, and they shouldn't have lifetime appointments. So until you introduce that legislation, I don't believe you really want the Supreme Court to be a politicized body, though that is the way we constantly talk about it now. We can and should do better than this. It is predictable that every confirmation hearing now is going to be an overblown politicized circus, and it is because we've accepted a new theory about how our three branches of government should work, and in particular the judiciary. What Supreme Court confirmation hearings should be is an opportunity to go back and do "Schoolhouse Rock" civics for our kids. we should be talking about how a bill becomes a law, what the job of article two is, and what the job of article three is. So let's try, just a little bit. How did we get here, and how can we fix it? "I'm Just a Bill..." "The Constitutuon..."
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#560
The new Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture’s tagline is “powerful moments in African American history, culture, and community.” However, the museum – with a $540 million price tag funded 50 percent by U.S. taxpayers – doesn’t include many prominent blacks, including Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and Edward Brooke, a Republican who became the first African American to be elected to the U.S. Senate by popular vote in 1966.
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#561
A transgender woman who spent time behind bars for a botched castration that led to the death of her sixth husband was arrested this week after she allegedly threatened to shoot a Westmoreland County, Pa., judge, according to news reports and police.
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#562
It was announced over the weekend that on June 7 John Dickerson will replace Bob Schieffer as the host of CBS News' "Face the Nation."
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#563
Andrew McCabe, who was fired for lying under oath, spent $70,000 in taxpayer dollars on a conference table, and the FBI later hid it from Congress.
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#564
Our Illiberal Immigration Policy Leads to Chaos - We need a meritocratic, ethnically blind system — the opposite of the status quo.
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#566
From Executive Producer Glenn Beck here is the White Coat Waste Movement's groundbreaking new exposé on TheBlaze against the 12 BILLION+ annual forced taxpay...
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#567
Mark Levin argued that "Obama wants...a like-minded leftist in Israel" on Tuesday's "Hannity" on the Fox News Channel.
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#568
When in doubt, blame Bush. President Obama points the finger at former President George W. Bush for the rapid rise of Islamic State terrorists, and says the terrorist group is a consequence of the Iraq war.
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#569
The almost forgotten Third Amendment makes all the others possible.
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#570
Muslims headed to Friday prayer while non-Muslims went the other way. No one made eye contact.
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#571

America is due for a revolution

Submitted 9 years ago by ActRight Community

Here’s the good news: The chaos and upheaval we see all around us have historical precedents and yet America survived. The bad news: Everything likely will get worse before it gets better again. Th...
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#572
The ATF did what right-wingers live in fear of. They noticed.
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#573
California Governor Jerry Brown (D) has accused Americans opposed to President Barack Obama's executive amnesty for illegal immigrants of being "un-Christian." Brown, who has declared that all illegal immigrants from Mexico are "welcome" in California, made his remarks after a White House meeting on Friday while discussing the lawsuit that a majority of the states filed against Obama's executive amnesty.
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#574
'They started as a couple of just two. Now they're a family of five...'
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#575
Mark Levin opened his show tonight with what I can only call a very frank assessment of the state of our unconstitutional republic and I'd call it a must listen:
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