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If Rahm Emanuel is the best the Democrats have . . .

Fox News’ Tucker Carlson invited New York Times public editor Liz Spayd onto his show tonight and confronted her about what he called anti-Donald Trump “advo...

Democrat strategist David ‘Mudcat’ Saunders, a veteran of John Edwards’ 2008 presidential campaign, talked about his support for Donald Trump

Cory Booker should think about consulting a physician. He seems to be suffering a severe case of amnesia. Last month, Booker became the first senator in history to testify against a colleague in a Cabinet confirmation hearing — in this case, Alabama senator Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump’s nominee for attorney general. When he was not holding back righteous tears, Booker warned that Sessions would fail to “aggressively pursue the congressional mandate of civil rights, equal rights, and justice for all,” and that he would not “bring hope and healing to our country.” Besides being a novel assessment of the duties of an attorney general, Booker’s testimony was somewhat undermined by his own comments from eleven months earlier, when he declared himself “blessed and honored to have partnered with Senator Sessions” to award the Congressional Gold Medal to participants in the 1965 Voting Rights March from Selma to Montgomery, Ala. This week, Senator Booker apparently had another memory lapse. On Tuesday, New Jersey’s junior senator cast his vote against education secretary nominee Betsy DeVos. “I’m frustrated and deeply saddened” by DeVos’s confirmation, Booker

Putting profit over women's health.

Sanders Strategist: Sanders Will 'Move Continuously' To Expand On Obama's Immigration Actions, 'A Lot' President Can Do

Americans cherish exercising their constitutional rights: The First Amendment's guarantee of free speech and freedom of religion, the Second Amendment's right to bear arms, among the dozens of others. But how well do Americans truly know their constitutional rights? According to a recent survey on the First Amendment, not well. What did the survey show? The annual survey from the Freedom Forum Institute found that 23 percent of Americans believe the First Amendment "goes too far" but 74 percent of Americans disagreed  — yet 40 percent could not name even one right First Amendment protects. In fact, the First Amendment guarantees Americans five explicit rights: free exercise of religion, freedom of speech, freedom to assemble, freedom of the press, and freedom to petition the government. Of the 1,009 American adults surveyed, only 36 percent could correctly name one First Amendment right, only 12 percent could name two, and all five? Just one respondent correctly recalled ?

Kellyanne Conway will speak at the March for Life just a week after Trump is inaugurated, as the first White House official to address the event in person.

President Donald Trump signed an order on Monday that will seek to dramatically pare back federal regulations by requiring agencies to cut two existing regulations for every new rule introduced.

President Donald Trump's top White House counselor asked Americans to buy Ivanka Trump's fashion line, potentially violating federal government ethics rules.

Even the woke eventually fear the guillotine.

From Daily Wire: The students were engaged; the police were finally allowed to do their jobs. Antifa stayed away. Sure, there were protesters — lots of them. That’s great! It’s a free country, and they’re free to say whatever stupid nonsense they want to. But overall, this was a big moment for Berkeley, which had been blockaded by violent leftists for nearly a year: a civil discussion involving a dissenting, conservative voice, allowed by the administration and defended by law enforcement. Here are a few things I learned last night. 1. When The Police Are Allowed To Do Their Jobs, Antifa Is Powerless. We’ve watched Antifa fight free speech in cities ranging from Portland to Seattle to Sacramento to Dallas to Berkeley. We’ve watched them get violent. But the biggest problem, by far, has been the unwillingness of local authorities to allow the police to do what they need to do. Last night, hundreds of police were brought in to protect our event, at a cost of $600,000. That’s because of Black Bloc and Antifa. But neither held sway, because the police quickly arrested anyone with a weapon or a mask, and prevented violence in the crowd outside. Good. Law and order is a precondition to civil society. It’s just sad so much law enforcement was necessary for a college speech. 2. Many Students Are Infected By The Microaggression Mentality. The notion of microaggressions suggests that if I attack your politics, I’m attacking your identity — and that such political attacks are a form of “aggression” equivalent to violence. Watch these doltish students chant just that: ?Speech is violent, we will not be silent!? Students protesting #BenAtBerkeley. pic.twitter.com/49V6DD9OI7 — Sophia Lee Sohyun (@SophiaLeeHyun) September 15, 2017 3. Many On The Left Are Willing To Label Anyone A White Supremacist. I, needless to say, am not a white supremacist. I devoted several minutes of my speech last night to ripping into white supremacism and the alt-right. I’ve devoted much of the last two years to doing so as well. That didn’t stop Leftist students from posting this banner opposite the building where I was speaking: This sign is posted in the CA tax payer funded Multicultural Student Center at @UCBerkeley. @benshapiro is anything but a white supremacist. pic.twitter.com/CBl20CWiOj — Bradley Devlin (@bradleydevlin) September 14, 2017 How far will some on the Left go in this direction? Just view this addled tweet from crazed “anti-racism strategist” Tariq Nasheed: Suspected white supremacist Ben Shapiro, who tries to mask his racist rhetoric by claiming to be jewish, is in Berkeley now #BenAtBerkeley — Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) September 14, 2017 You see, I’m actually not even really Jewish. It’s just an enormous ruse. I’ve been undercover for some 33 years. The kippa is just a disguise to throw those wily actual Jews off the scent. Patricia Heaton had the best response to this: If @benshapiro is a fake jew, why does he not show up at my Sat nite dinner party until after sunrise & refuse to eat my non-kosher food? https://t.co/fAIdeYaWXn — Patricia Heaton (@PatriciaHeaton) September 15, 2017 4. Students Can Handle It. Yesterday, we had a bunch of people who disagreed with me who attended the lecture. That was great, and I personally thanked them for their attendance. That apparently didn’t stop a few from feeling supremely hurt by things they didn’t even have the stomach to hear: Just talked to a #Berkeley freshman who said she?ll be seeking counseling after #BenAtBerkeley event. She?s not attending his speech. — Sophia Lee Sohyun (@SophiaLeeHyun) September 15, 2017 5. Conservatism Needs To Be Heard On Campus. The administration didn’t do a great job of ensuring that those who wanted to hear my speech could do so. They heavily restricted the venue, and then prevented those in the standby line from attending. The next step in ensuring free speech is ensuring that events are better handled by the administration so that those who want to hear an opposing view — and there were literally thousands who wanted to come — can do so. Read the full article here.

It's complicated enough. No need to stretch the numbers.

At least four people were dead and 11 others were being treated after a mass shooting on Sunday in downtown Jacksonville, Fla., at a popular shopping center filled with bars and restaurants, law enforcement sources told Fox News on Sunday.

Uber-partisan hacks David S. Cohen, a law professor and Hillary supporter, and Dalia Lithwick, a moonbat writer from the always reliably nutball site Slate, really really want the DNC and

Adversaries during campaign, Trump and Slim have ‘lovely dinner’ at Mar-a-Lago.

Värnhem School in central Malmö received a special prize for accepting the most refugees. Today the school is surrounded by ...

The Baywatch star has so much charisma and ambition he can do anything. Some people even say he could be president. So GQ's Caity Weaver spent a few days with The Rock, pumping iron and gulping water and figuring out if he's ready for higher office.

President Donald Trump’s administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, believes the EPA has room to be resized in terms of budget, staffing and authorities. The former

ESPN's Cowherd: HBO Not a 'Liberal Network'

Make America feel the Bern again?

There is no Father's Day for victims of state-sanctioned kidnapping.

Far left violent Antifa mobs rioted in three Major US cities this past weekend. Antifa mobs attacked police and conservatives in Portland, Providence and Berkeley. Antifa cracked skulls and beat protesters and attacked grandmothers in Portland, Oregon on Saturday. Far left Antifa thugs destroyed property, beat conservatives and abused police in Providence, Rhode Island on …

Ironic how The New York Times attack oil and gas on one page and are fascinated by fast cars on another. It must be a cultural contradiction of post-modern liberalism.

It seems in some ways fitting for 2016 that Hollywood's latest big idea movie is Martin Scorsese's Silence.