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Government officials have been charged in the Flint water scandal. It’s a good start. More civil “servants” should be held responsible for the messes government causes.
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Police said on Thursday that two teenagers they have arrested in connection with a bomb attack on a Sikh temple in the western German city of Essen are linked to the Islamic fundamentalist scene there.
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I want to tell you about the person I have worked with closely for the past two years: Not a day goes by that Ted Cruz doesn't think about the Jews and Israel.
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Please subscribe and check out The Daily Wire! Joining left-wing NBC Democrats Savannah Guthrie and Matt Lauer for an interview with Today, Donald Trump surr...
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On Tuesday conservative radio and TV host Sean Hannity blew up on air at Senator Ted Cruz after he would not answer his question about stealing delegates fro...
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As Paul Ryan Faces Scrutiny, Conservative House Members Discuss Strategy Of Their Own
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Jim Geraghty writes:
There’s an element missing from the Trump phenomenon as a broad political movement, as opposed to a presidential campaign. The Trump movement has its base — the 37 percent of GOP primary voters who cast a ballot for him — and it has Trump at its top. What it lacks so far is much of a middle, a group of like-minded political leaders eager to enact the Trump agenda in legislatures and state capitols.
There’s a related point worth making: The absence of down-ballot upheaval in the Republican primaries reduces the power of some of the explanations people have offered for Trump’s success. If Republican voters want to overthrow the party establishment, why are incumbents winning primaries more than they have in previous cycles? Where are the anti-trade, anti-entitlement reform primary winners? I’m not denying that these explanations might have something to them. But we should keep in mind the extent to which Trump’s success owes to his personal appeal to many voters rather than to broader currents of opinion.
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It’s time for President Obama to declassify the 28 sealed pages of the 9/11 Commission Report — the section that details the Saudi role in the attacks. The main noise in Washington now is over a bi…
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Almost 40 years ago, the last “green president, Jimmy Carter, went on national TV and glumly told the nation from the Oval Office: We could use up all of the proven reserves of oil in the entire world by the end of the next decade.
This prediction wasn't just foolish. It turned out to be tremendously expensive to taxpayers, with billions of dollars poured down a rat hole of green energy programs that never worked—including the Synthetic Fuels Corporation, which was going to provide an economical substitute for scarce oil.
Then Ronald Reagan was elected president and in his first days in office he lifted all remaining Nixon-Ford-Carter-era oil and gas price controls and later repealed windfall profits taxes on the oil industry. This deregulation of the oil and gas markets led almost overnight to a massive increase in domestic oil and gas production and over time a tumbling in the price of oil and gas for two decades. As for the government-sponsored alternative energy programs that had been all the rage during the Carter years: They went bust because instead of oil prices of $50 to $100 a barrel, the price fell below $20. Whoops. The Synthetic Fuels Corporation was long regarded as one of the biggest government investment boondoggles of all time.
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North Carolina is "paying a big price," Donald Trump says.
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Just what every birthday girl wants to hear: SURPRISE! You get to spend time with Michelle Obama!
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FLINT, Mich. (AP) — The Flint water crisis has become a criminal case, with two state regulators and a city employee charged with official misconduct, evidence-tampering and other offenses over the lead contamination that…
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The central theme of the Bernie Sanders campaign for president is that the United States needs a revolution to transform our society. It is ironic that in his effort to win the Democratic nomination Sanders has launched what amounts to a counter-revolution against the principles of immigration restraint that he once espoused as necessary to the preservation of a just and equitable American society.
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The real estate mogul claims Kasich 'never had one negative ad against him.' Except Trump aired one in Ohio.
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Here’s what he said when asked whether an agreement was reached on the dollar issue:
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Bi-vocational pastors be warned what you say from the pulpit on Sunday could get you fired from your public sector job on Monday.
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Conservative warrior recounts his encounter with progressive students at the Freedom Center's West Coast Retreat.
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Congressional pushback reveals lack of support for Iran policy
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To make earth cleaner, greener and safer, which energy sources should humanity rely on? Alex Epstein of the Center for Industrial Progress explains how moder...
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Trump will have to exceed, not just meet, expectations if he's going to win the nomination.
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Iran demands new bribes — and Obama rushes to deliver CBC won’t name sex assault suspect because he’s a Muslim migrant
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South Carolina lawmaker proposing that men who want erectile dysfunction medicine should wait, get note from partners first
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For weeks, the conventional wisdom has suggested that if Donald Trump doesn’t make it to 1,237 pledged delegates before the Republican National Convention, he won’t walk away the nominee. Some have suggested that if he gets to 1,183 delegates, he’ll be fine – the 54 unpledged delegates in Pennsylvania will vote with him to put him over the top.
Now it appears the bar is gradually lowering as Republican establishment figures knuckle under to Trump's masterful bifurcated strategy of threats and whining.
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Who can claim to understand the needs of strangers?
