#352951
"There is a chilling effect on scientists who are in extreme doubt about climate change, I think that is good.”
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#352952
Don’t count on Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz being Donald Trump's running mate, even though Trump has not made any such proposal. "It ain’t gonna happen," Cruz said during an MSNBC town hall in Buffalo, New York, Thursday in which he tackled a number of issues. The Texas senator...
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Going over the responses to it from last night, it turns out that a good majority of people were loving Cruz's appearance on the late night talk show, and not just Republicans.
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Donald Trump said he’d whine until he won. Today in The Wall Street Journal, his ghostwriter says the same thing (we know it’s his ghostwriter because not once does the word “frankly” appear, the piece is written in complete sentences, and all the words are spelled correctly). “In recent days, something all too predictable has happened,” Not Donald Trump writes, complaining about losing Colorado’s delegates to Ted Cruz. “Politicians furiously defended the system. ‘These are the rules,’ we were told over and over again…that’s just the system and we should embrace it.
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Members of the Republican National Committee agreed this week that there will be no changes made to the convention rules when they hold their spring meeting in Hollywood, Florida next week. From Th…
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#352956
On April 13, ABC’s World News Tonight correspondent Tom Llamas devoted most of that night’s report to chilling death threats against the Colorado state Republican party chairman, angered at how Donald Trump failed to win any delegates at the weekend party convention. That one report, plus two minor mentions on ABC and CBS, is all of broadcast news attention given to these threats. But the broadcast networks have aired a collective 45 minutes, 30 seconds of coverage since Sunday of Trump’s post-Colorado complaints that the GOP nominating system is “crooked” and “rigged.” That’s 24 TIMES more airtime spent on Trump’s grievance about the process, vs. death threats against anti-Trump Republicans.
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#352957
Absent Congressional action, the DOJ is likely to continue to deny Americans their due process rights.
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The new rules would throw more power to the individual delegates and away from a powerful convention chair.
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Sexy women have now been banned from advertisements in Germany due to the inability of Muslim Migrants to keep their hands to themselves. The country announced their ban of scantily-clad women in a…
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On Feb. 21, a day after Jeb Bush ended his bid for the GOP presidential nomination, it seemed as though the highest-ranking members of the Republican Party had finally found a reason to coalesce ar…
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The only people the North Carolina law will impact is creepy perverts, so why is the left so angry about it? Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/paul.j.watso...
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#352963
A Wisconsin judge recently struck down the state’s right-to-work law. Dane County Judge William Foust ruled that under the law, “a free-rider problem is born — the ability of nonmembers to refuse to pay for services unions are compelled to provide by law.” He then sided with the three unions in the case, including the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO, that argued that the right-to-work law took their property without just compensation.
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#352964

Cold greeting for Cruz at GOP gala

Submitted 8 years ago by ActRight Community

Cruz took the stage after rivals Donald Trump and John Kasich.
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#352965
Yesterday, President Obama was asked a revealing question at the end of an appearance at the University of Chicago defending ...
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Shahin Badkoubei is an intern in the Center for Preventive Action at the Council on Foreign Relations. The next twelve ...
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#352968
GQ Magazine is mostly stuffed with fussy ads for men’s dressy clothing. But when it turns to politics, the love for Obama is intense. Last November, they published an Obama cover story by sportswriter Bill Simmons that oozed that Obama "carries himself like Roger Federer, a merciless competitor who keeps coming and coming, only there's a serenity about him that disarms just about everyone.He casually compared himself to Aaron Rodgers, and he wasn't bragging.” Now GQ editor-in-chief Jim Nelson has penned an even gushier valentine titled “Why Obama Will Go Down as One of the Greatest Presidents of All Time: Already missing our soon-to-be-former POTUS.” Nelson insisted “the truth is coming, and it sounds like this: Barack Obama will be inducted into the league of Great Presidents.”
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#352969
Senate colleagues rebuffed Mike Lee at a private GOP meeting.
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#352970
At the final Democratic debate last night between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders (Socialist-Loonbaggia), Clinton brought up the issue of abortion. This is not her strongest issue, given that Democrats’ stated position is that killing babies up to the point of birth represents true exercise of female freedom. But she went for it anyway.
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#352971
It’s pretty clear the New York Post is endorsing Trump only because he’s a New Yorker and he’s doing well in the polls there, because as they point out, they literally want him to…
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#352972
Learn more about Ted Cruz: www.tedcruz.org Follow Ted: twitter.com/tedcruz Like Ted: fb.com/tedcruzpage Ted’s Instagram: instragram.com/cruzforpresident Dona...
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#352973
Lawfare: Left-Wing U.S. Attorneys General Wage Legal Blitzkrieg on Science, Freedom and truth
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#352974
Frank Gaffney: Erdogan Transformed Turkey into an ‘Islamist Police State' That Is No Longer a ‘Reliable NATO Ally’
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#352975
Sharon Stone: Donald Trump's 'Horrible Campaign Based on Fear' Could Lead to Another Holocaust
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