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"Perhaps it is."

The video’s release comes on the same day that Clinton is scheduled to deliver a speech on the so-called “alt-right” political movement.

Leaflets have reportedly been distributed in Manchester calling for a public ban on dogs, in order to keep the area pure for Muslims. But while some have claimed the leaflets are a hoax designed to stir up tensions, others are convinced the leaflets are being created by fundamentalist Muslims.

Majorities in all 40 nations polled say climate change is a serious problem, and a global median of 54% believe it is a very serious problem.

New sickening video has emerged showing the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center Chancellor Dr. Paul Roth callously admitting that high school students dissected brains from aborted fetuses while attending a summer camp at the university. The allegations of such a despicable action, which have now been confirmed via the video, were first levied against the university by the U.S.

University of Chicago says ‘education should not be intended to make people comfortable.’

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Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson tried to convince a skeptical panel of Fox hosts to come around on his support for the Black Lives Matter

Let's give Dean of Students John Ellison a round of applause.

Appearing as a panel member on Thursday's CNN New Day, when challenged with the fact that many cities where much of the black population live in poverty have been controlled by Democrats for many decades, liberal CNN political analyst Bakari Sellers tried to push blame onto "Southern legislatures" in "red states" -- all of which are currently Republican-controlled -- for black poverty.

We are no longer Americans. We are Democrats or Republicans, PERIOD! And to be true Democrats they have to be liberals.

Good idea or bad one?

#StopWhitePeople2K16 is required training for student leaders.

In case you missed the political atom bomb dropping last night, el Trumpo finally proved all of his detractors right by flip flopping on amnesty. He earlier said he was ?softening? on l…

"But you have to be careful, because you’ve got to have the rule of law," he said.

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Liberty GB, a right-wing British party whose chairman once got arrested for publicly quoting Winston Churchill's harsh criticism of Muslims, published an article Tuesday saying the Clinton Foundation

Press release from The Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Club [via Ammoland.com]: In a blockbuster announcement yesterday, Governor Christie conditionally vetoed two pieces of anti-gun legislation (A3689 and S816), imposing dramatic conditions...

Hillary doesn’t seem to get that her words sound even dumber when she is talking about herself… Via Cassy Fiano: As more e-mails are released, more of Hillary’s shady practices

Last time I checked, student workers generally do not manufacture cars. That did not stop the United Auto Workers (UAW) from winning the right to unionize student assistants at Columbia University in a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) case decided on Tuesday. The ruling, known as Columbia, clears the way for [...]

"This is exactly what Sen. Cruz warned about..."

Giuliani to FL Trump Rally: Only Enthusiastic Crowd Hillary Could Draw Would Be a Grand Jury

Meet the ‘Trumpocrats’: Lifelong Democrats Breaking with Party Over Hillary Clinton to Support Donald Trump for President

I’ve been joking to reporters over the past couple of days that Trump’s supporters wouldn’t be likely to abandon him unless he embraced Chuck Schumer’s immigration policy. Guess what! Ann Coulter makes the same point in her new book, entitled (with unintended irony) In Trump We Trust: “[T]here’s nothing Trump can do that won’t be forgiven. Except change his immigration policies.” Trump on Hannity Wednesday lamely repeated the lies of the anti-borders crowd: It’s not really amnesty! They won’t get citizenship! They’ll pay back taxes! (Schumer’s been running that con for 30 years.) Even his constant talk of a border wall seems to be his version of the Gang of Eight bill’s phony Corker-Hoeven amendment. Trump didn’t need to “soften” his immigration position – he needed to define a coherent one and stick with it. His immigration platform has been on the campaign website for months and makes no mention of either mass deportation or amnesty. All he needed to have done was say that his freelance talk of deporting all the illegals was a gut reaction to the breakdown of our immigration enforcement system, but that further study and consultation showed that the more practical approach was to take the steps called for in his platform to shrink the illegal population over time. In response to the insistent “But what about the illegals?!” questions, he should simply have said that it is a secondary question that won’t even be discussed until the illegal flow is stopped and reversed. That’s it. It’s not rocket science. He would have backed away from his Archie-Bunker-screaming-at-the-TV stuff about a “deportation force” rounding up people in the street, without proposing the Gang of One amnesty proposal. That’s not what he did. And politically, this development must come as a disappointment to the GOP Establishment-in-Exile. They were hoping Trump’s loss would once and for all prove that opposing Comprehensive Immigration Reform® was a losing position, finally enabling them to force through the House of Representatives the amnesty and immigration increases their donors want and which they fancifully imagine would remove the only obstacle to Hispanic outreach. But Trump probably just threw away his only remaining chance to win in November with Wednesday’s Jeb Bush impersonation. He won the primaries with immigration control as his marquee issue; had he stuck to his guns, and still lost, the GOP Brain Trust, not to mention the Democrats, would more plausibly have been able to argue that opposition to their agenda was the reason. It still would have been a silly claim, since had he not grabbed hold of the immigration issue, the very idea of President Trump would have remained a Simpsons joke – if he’d remained consistent and still lost, it would have been despite his immigration position, not because of it. But now that he’s channeling Little Marco and Low-Energy Jeb on immigration, that story line has evaporated. Many of the voters who stuck with him through his various antics will start drifting away, so that in any state where the results are close in November could plausibly have been won if Trump hadn’t pulled a Schumer. It’s liberating, in a sense. While Trump was still clearly seen as the voice of immigration skepticism, I was worried that his oafish shenanigans would taint the immigration issue, especially if he was defeated by Hillary. But now that he’s no longer that voice in any meaningful sense, I can watch the circus undisturbed. His defeat will be on his head alone.