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When we put forth the vote to those interested in a "new small-government party," we emailed thousands of you to decide from eight choices what to name our party. "Federalist Party" won by a mile; it received over 70% of the vote with the remainder going to the other seven choices combined. It was the name that, in principle, I liked but I personally voted against it for one reason: the education gap. Frankly, I thought it would be too challenging to inform enough people about the realities of modern Federalism.
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Spicer differentiated between the administration’s position on medical and recreational marijuana.
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"Greater enforcement" may soon be coming down on recreational marijuana, the White House's spokesman said Thursday. Sean Spicer gave the first clear glimpse at the new administration's views toward the burgeoning rise of legal marijuana during his daily briefing.
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“This party is in trouble…”
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Police in riot gear began arresting the last remaining protesters at a makeshift camp in North Dakota on Thursday after they defied several orders to leave the area.
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Science is facing a "reproducibility crisis" as scientists fail to reproduce others' work, it is claimed.
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Residents of rundown Rinkeby, where nine out of ten residents are immigrants, say they live in fear, as Swedish politicians and police officers admitted that 'Trump was right'.
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Sam Altman, the president of Y Combinator, shares his experiences asking Trump supporters about their feelings about the election and how they're perceived.
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Longtime radio host and Fox News personality Alan Colmes passed away at the age of 66.
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New DHS orders are a big step in reversing Obama’s policies.
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Why was this even a thing in the first place?
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As a black man and former chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, you might think I would be surprised to face a charge of racism — but I was not, writes TREVOR PHILLIPS.
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The second iteration of "He Will Not Divide Us" was shut down when gunshots were reported in the area near downtown Albuquerque.
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President Donald Trump administration rescinded the previous administration's transgender bathroom policy. As expected, the Democrats are howling with rage and spewing their usual hyperbolic nonsense about it.
Here are the seven dumbest Democratic reactions to the revocation of this policy.
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Karl Rove writes that Trump’s congressional address should aim at voters who oppose him but are persuadable.
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A group of protesters will demonstrate on Sunday a billboard on Interstate 40 West near Winston-Salem that reads: ‘Real men provide. Real women appreciate it.’
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Navigating self-interest, ideals, and public opinion in the debate about illegal immigration
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The push to mainstream gender confusion and transgenderism in children is utterly terrifying: it has been estimated that upward of 80 percent of children who suffer from gender dysphoria outgrow their gender confusion, sometimes after having life-changing surgeries and hormones therapy treatment as adolescents.
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An exhaustive study demonstrated significant and immediate declines in teenage suicide attempts following state-by-state legalization of same sex marriage.
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Two leading Swedish politicians have a message for President Trump’s critics: He’s right.
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The Trump administration appointee said he is "primarily focused on middle-class" tax cuts.
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If you are a Democrat in 2017, nothing brings you credibility like bashing President Donald Trump. So, it should not have been a surprise to see the eight candidates for Democratic National Committee chair twist themselves into knots Wednesday to prove they are the most virulent opponents of the president. He’s violating the Constitution! He’s causing children to wet their beds! He’s a computer virus! A fascist! A thief! Oppose him! Impeach him! “Donald Trump has already done a number of things that legitimately raise the question of impeachment.” And on and on it went for two hours during CNN’s televised debate. The partisan crowd in Atlanta ate it up. Middle-of-the-road Americans likely found it over the top. Democrats will choose their next leader Saturday. It is a party adrift, shut out of the White House, in the minority in both houses of Congress and on the outside looking in at state government after state government. The DNC itself has
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Comments by Republican leader against SB 305 irk some county elections officials
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Democrats continue to make the misleading claim that 60 votes is “standard” for Supreme Court nominees. Not so.
