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States are moving to once again require able-bodied adults to put in work hours in exchange for food stamps, after the requirements largely were suspended by the Obama administration.
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On his eponymous TV show, radio giant Mark Levin bluntly pointed out that for Donald Trump to claim the mantle of anti-establishment leadership is “preposterous.”
Levin asserted:
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So, Michelle Fields wasn’t lying.
Of course.
I wasn’t conspiring, utilizing both chemtrails and my vaunted Bilderberg connections (as well as my magical JOOOOOOO!!!! powers), to somehow take down the Trump campaign by falsifying a simple battery accusation.
Of course.
Here’s the tape released by the Jupiter Police Department from Trump’s own facility at Mar-a-Lago – the tape that his own people suggested didn’t exist in order to slander Michelle as an attention whore.
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"Ted Cruz is a principled constitutional conservative."
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Thousands of Cubans rushing the U.S. border in record numbers are being greeted with a Welcome Wagon operation the provides them with taxpayer-funded benefits including cash, a Social Security card, food stamps, and Medicaid, according to a review of the latest immigration crisis on the border.
During a field trip to the Laredo, Texas crossing point, two experts from the Center for Immigration Studies documented how Cubans are provided with the services free of charge in a storefront operation set up by a Cuban immigrant, who even provides housing and schedules transportation to Miami.
The door is wide open. Come and get your free stuff, is how Jessica M. Vaughan, director of policy studies for the Center for Immigration Studies, sized it up.
Center for Immigration Studies photo.
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Mark Levin opened his show weighing in on Trump’s campaign manager being arrested for simple battery against Michelle Fields, pointing out that what he’s expected to do is trash Michell…
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#354708
Sarah Palin endorsed Donald Trump for president in January, but in a clear sign that Trump isn't unifying the GOP, Sarah Palin's political action committee, SarahPAC, sent out a fundraising email today that doesn't mention Trump. Instead, the fundraising plea asks for money to help elect new conservatives in 2016 like Rand Paul and Ted Cruz:
I find it hilarious that SarahPAC is sending me emails invoking Ted Cruz as a reason to donate to it. pic.twitter.com/rhsgDJwdcz— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) March 29, 2016
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A normal presidential candidate, or congressional candidate, or person running for dogcatcher would treat the arrest of a top campaign official for bat ...
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Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson said Tuesday that Ted Cruz is wrong to call Ohio Gov. John Kasich "a spoiler" and that voting for the Texas senator ultimately benefits Hillary Clinton.
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The Donald ran through his idiot argument that Corey Lewandowski didn’t do anything to Michelle Fields in front of his audience of idiots in Wisconsin during a rally. He completely lied about…
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Share on Facebook 1 1 SHARES Donald Trump looked practically unhinged this afternoon as he spoke with reporters about his campaign manager?s arrest. Watch him unravel as he blathers on about the legitimacy of Michelle Fields? bruises and declares that she ?should have screamed? if she was grabbed. Trump: ?There?s not even a change of expression on her face?you take a look at her initial | Read More
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JUDY WOODRUFF: David, you had Ted Cruz saying, what we need to do is send more security into patrolling basically neighborhoods where Muslim Americans live.
DAVID BROOKS: Yes, I have spent the last week so repulsed by Donald Trump, I had forgotten how ugly Ted Cruz could be, but he reminded us this week.
(LAUGHTER)
DAVID BROOKS: As I said and as everyone says, the reason we have terrorism is not because the Prophet Mohammed came down and not because there is a religion called Islam.
MARK SHIELDS: That's right.
DAVID BROOKS: The reason we have terror is that young men are alienated and feel they can wage war and a just war against societies that are racist and xenophobic and crushing toward them.
And if you want to spread the message, a good way would be to have extra police operations directed at Muslim neighborhoods. And so Ted Cruz's idea is probably the worst idea, well, only of the day, because we have a lot in this campaign, truly terrible idea, only saved by the fact it's almost certain he doesn't actually believe it. He just wants to sound like Donald Trump...
DAVID BROOKS: Yes, that's the first thing I was going to say. Are we really here? Is this really happening? Is this America? Are we a great country talking about trying to straddle the world and create opportunity in this country?
It's just mind-boggling. And we have sort of become acculturated, because this campaign has been so ugly. We have become acculturated to sleaze and unhappiness that you just want to shower from every 15 minutes.
The Trump comparison of the looks of the wives, he does have, over the course of his life, a consistent misogynistic view of women as arm candy, as pieces of meat. It's a consistent attitude toward women which is the stuff of a diseased adolescent.
And so we have seen a bit of that show up again. But if you go back over his past, calling into radio shows bragging about his affairs, talking about his sex life in public, he is childish in his immaturity. And his -- even his misogyny is a childish misogyny.
And that's why I do not think Republicans, standard Republicans, can say, yes, I'm going to vote for this guy because he's our nominee. He's of a different order than your normal candidate. And this whole week is just another reminder of that.
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"[I]f my next professor isn’t [an] omnisexual transracial black aboriginal polyurethane person of no color, I will make my own demands list."
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Donald Trump only hires the best people, right?
Corey Lewandowski, Donald Trump campaign manager, was charged this morning with misdemeanor battery after allegations of forcefully grabbing a reporter at a Jupiter news conference, town police confirmed this morning.
Following a March 8 conference at Trump National Golf Club, Michelle Fields, a 28-year-old reporter formerly with the online Breitbart News Network, said she was grabbed on the arm by Lewandowski, 41, after she asked Trump a question about affirmative action.
Lewandowski turned himself in to Jupiter police just after 8 a.m., according to a police report.
Surveillance footage captured at Trump National, off Donald Ross Road, corroborates Fields’ claim, the arrest report says.
The police released this surveillance footage:
A statement from Trump’s campaign calls Lewandowski “completely innocent,” saying the campaign manager is “completely confident that he will be exonerated.”
(You may recall Trump saying, “Perhaps she made the story up. I think that’s what happened.”)
Under Florida law, simple battery is a first degree misdemeanor; the state can request a sentence of imprisonment lasting up to one year and a fine that cannot exceed $1,000.
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The cheeto-faced toupee’d totalitarian has taken to Twitter to disprove what’s plainly obvious in the video that the police released of Corey Lewandowski assaulting Michelle Fields. And…
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There was on Monday a quintessential example of the horrendously bad thinking of those opposed to all things intellectual property. An op-ed totally disconnected from reality and chock full of thought-free, pathetic anti-property platitudes.
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RSBN is doing its best to keep you updated about what certainly seems to be the effective end of the Cruz campaign, as the multiple-mistress scandal continues to linger.
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Listen to Vicki McKenna’s straight-to-the-point interview with Donald Trump. It’s aggressive, it’s candid, it’s devoid of BS, and it’s an exercise in holding a candidate accountable.
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Just hours ago, a heavily armed group of men said to have the appearance of Middle Eastern men, were arrested just outside of Los Angeles. The reason is a wake-up
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By his calculation, Sam Nunberg has spent one eighth of his life working for Donald Trump. The twice fired former Trump employee worked for him for four and a half years. Now he's going off th
#354722
Trump is wrong: The nomination is not being “stolen” from him. Republicans are following the rules.
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At root, every argument in favor of Trump’s competence is a presumption based upon faith. It is presumed, for example, that Donald Trump would be a...
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Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois on Tuesday accused many of his fellow Senate Republicans of being "closed-minded" by refusing to consider President Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.
