#342151
On Wednesday night, Life News confirmed that 24-year-old Cree Erwin did indeed die at the hands of Planned Parenthood on July 3, following complications from a botched abortion she received on June 30. 
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#342152
GOP Senate Majority Leader is stuck on the same stupid that led to the rise of Trump.
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#342153
Maybe this is why she hasn't given a press conference in nearly 300 days?
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#342155

Hillary Clinton FBI Part 1 of 2

Submitted 8 years ago by ActRight Community

Hillary Clinton FBI Part 1 of 2
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#342156
THIS is the woman to be entrusted with the entirety of the U.S. government? Mrs. Clinton used nearly a dozen smart phones during her tenure as Secretary of State. According to now-breaking revelations, some of those phones went missing. Who might have them? Nobody knows. Clinton staffers disposed of some of the phones by merely …
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Hillary Clinton told FBI agents in July that she thought the classified C markings on emails recovered from her private emails were just a way to put paragraphs in alphabetical order. FBI Director James Comey had said his agents pulled three emails marked classified off her server system in the course of their year-long investigation. When asked what the parenthetical 'C' meant before a paragraph ... Clinton stated she did not know and could only speculate it was referencing paragraphs marked in alphabetical order, the FBI wrote in notes from its interview with her. The FBI released an 11-page summary of the interview alongside 58 pages of notes from the investigation. The notes indicate Clinton told agents she had a limited understanding of why documents are classified and could not recall ever receiving training on how to handle sensitive material.
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#342158
Cracking down hard on illegal aliens. Bill?
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#342159
People have likened the modern American police state to a return of Nazi Germany’s SS.
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#342160
Let’s face it. There is no pushback against the leftist onslaught in America today. The Republican Party is weak, ineffective ...
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#342161
Whether it's Trump wanting the government to build a massive wall, or Bernie wanting free college for all, or Hillary wanting to expand the warfare state, there's plenty of big government programs being proposed this election cycle.  There's one, however, that's not getting much press.  But it could have a huge impact on our lives. ?
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#342162
San Francisco Quarterback Colin Kaepernick was booed when he entered the field in San Diego on Friday night. Colin Kaepernick ...
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#342163
Tom Brokaw looks back at the event that brought World War II to a close on September 2, 1945.
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#342164
This is going to land him in some serious trouble.
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#342165
The number of murders in August was the most in a single month during an already bloody year, and the most in a one-month span in 20 years.
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#342166
Hey taxpayers, how do you feel about sending money to Mexico in order to secure
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#342167
Marco Gutierrez drew heavy backlash when he warned of the potential effects of Latinos’ “dominant” and “imposing” culture during an interview on MSNBC.
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#342168
Friction between Switzerland and the European Union over the bloc's plans to tighten gun control following a rise in militant attacks could turn into another serious snag in ties already tested by Swiss efforts to curb immigration.
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#342169
Nobody should need their competitors’ permission to operate a business. But for over a decade, the city of San Antonio has forced food trucks to do just that...
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#342170
Melania Trump sues the Daily Mail and a US blogger for $150m (£114m) over allegations she was a sex worker in the 1990s.
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#342172
How many Americans are really unemployed? Does the unemployment rate reflect reality? Or is it ignoring the millions of people who simply gave up and are no ...
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#342173
Tourists who came for an idyllic getaway in Italy's picturesque Lake Como where A-list stars such as George Clooney own property have found it's also home to up to 500 migrants.
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Charles Krauthammer is not convinced that Donald Trump’s fiery immigration speech was consistent with his previous message of mass deportation, and he said that it actually demonstrates how Trump’s position has softened: I think the bombast and the energy and the sort of style — semi-angry, semi-shouting — at the speech last night covered the fact that the substance was a softening. I think that was missed. Because the other part of what Trump said is that for those who decide to remain, in other words, the illegals who decide not to seek legalization but to stay in place — the non-criminals, the ones who just are living their lives quietly — for them, there’s no more threat of deportation. They are subject to it, but he’s not going to go out looking for them. What he said was, we are not going to dispose with them and decide what to do with them until after enforcement. And he said that’s years away. In other words, he’s going to do what everybody else in the party generally does, which is to say enforcement first, and then we kick the can down the road. We’re not even going to talk about legalization. That is a definite softening of what he had said — the mass deportation — and I think that was largely overlooked because of the style, and as you say, the bombast.
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#342175
The American Enterprise Institute’s Nicholas Eberstadt writes that millions of young males have left the workforce and civic life. Full employment? The U.S. isn’t even close.
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