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The average pay for a college president in the U.S. is more than twice what the typical corporate chief executive takes home
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are poised to lead the nation's two major parties in this fall's presidential election, with a new nationwide CNN/ORC poll finding each well ahead of their closest competitors just as the race expands to a national stage.
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Share on Facebook 1 1 SHARES All weekend long, I have been watching conservative rock star Senator Ben Sasse engage with Trump supporters on Twitter. He has been making it clear, without saying as much, that Trump is a completely unacceptable option. Tonight, Sasse became the first elected Republican to explicitly join the #NeverTrump movement:
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#357779
Chris Christie appeared on ABC's This Week this morning and George Stephanopoulos subjected him to a 10-minute grilling on why he suddenly has no problem with
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#357780

Trump Pals Around with George Soros

Submitted 8 years ago by ActRight Community

The similarities between two billionaires from (allegedly) different sides of the aisle.
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At a popular east Caracas bakery, customers can buy Spanish olive oil, Italian tomato sauce and even American chocolates. Cardboard signs on the door warning of "No bread" have become increasingly common at Venezuelan bakeries. Venezuela gets 96 percent of its foreign currency from oil exports, and as crude prices have plunged, so have the country's imports -- among them wheat.
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#357782
Trump, or any of his GOP rivals, would make for a better president than Clinton.
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#357783
An exclusive conversation with an Israeli analyst who has studied terror for over 30 years.
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#357784
I disagree with those conservatives who say they will never, ever, ever, ever vote for Donald Trump should the GOP embrace his special brand of nonsense and nominate him, but I cant blame them. Hell, Im about one more round of foolishness away from joining them.
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#357785
Share on Facebook 1 1 SHARES Donald Trump did not like getting humiliated by Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz in the last debate in Houston, and you know how we know that he knows he got humiliated? Because he’s doing what glass-jawed bullies always do when you hit them back – whining like a baby and threatening to run away like a coward: Trump on | Read More »
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#357786
Why not make a problem worse by ignoring it?
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#357787
The shrinking Democratic primary numbers are not a sign of strength for the Democratic party or Clinton.
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#357788

Trump, the Would-Be Tyrant

Submitted 8 years ago by ActRight Community

As a businessman, Donald Trump is a blackkmailer. As a candidate, he’s a bully. As a president, he would be a world-class tyrant.
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Our main story was about Donald Trump. We can't believe we're saying that either. Connect with Last Week Tonight online... Subscribe to the Last Week Tonight...
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#357790
As campaign-trail rhetoric gets hotter, party leaders wonder whether Republicans are irretrievably divided.
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#357791
It’s not just about conservative credentials or his slimy personal history. Donald Trump is a danger to the American ideals of a free and open society.
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#357792
A woman has been detained in Moscow after brandishing a severed child's head at police and allegedly shouting "Allahu Akbar".
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#357793
Neither are great civilizations built in a day, nor do they collapse all of a sudden. Deterioration is gradual, therefore noticeable. In the Land of Israel, the First Temple was destroyed due to idolatry. The Second Temple was destroyed due to baseless hatred. In the 21st century, the subtler combination of irrationality with pusillanimity constitutes the fatal concoction. Our relationship to the obvious serves as an index through which the symptoms of decline are noted. Let all concerned for the […]
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Share on Facebook 1 1 SHARES Marco Rubio has been mocking Trump this weekend over his appearance, his age, and his relative incontinence, among other things, and it has been awesome. Here he is on Sunday night mocking Trump’s famously stumpy fingers: ALERT: Rubio makes fun of Trump's short fingers: "You know what they say about men with small hands" pic.twitter.com/LR1uhAsv2K — Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) | Read More »
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And so the nation heads to Super Tuesday, where Hillary Clinton expects to take the last wind out of Bernie Sanders’ sails while the various anti-Trump forces aim to at least dent the GOP front-run…
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2016: Democratic front-runner Bernie Sanders says concerns about his honeymoon trip to the USSR in the ’80s are “silly.? He’ll have a harder time explaining his months-long stay at a hardcore…
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3 RecommendedRecommend Share on Facebook 1 1 SHARES Jefferson Beauregard Sessions: My mother used to walk out of the room after switching off “Hogan’s Heroes”. Her mother–my Gramma– survived the Czarist anti-Jewish pogroms, and the show disgusted her. Even it’s cartoon caricatures of Sergeant Schultz and Colonel Klink as buffoons, some twenty years after the end of Nazi Germany didn’t assuage her burning rage. “There’s | Read More »
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#357798
Fred Trump may have been in the Ku Klux Klan. If you don't think that's a problem for Donald Trump, you haven't been paying attention.
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#357799
The delegate math leaves open a path to victory, but he would need to start winning on March 15.
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#357800

This Has Festered Long Enough

Submitted 8 years ago by ActRight Community

I think the time has come to stop letting egos and Trump fester. I think the candidates must now consider that whoever comes out of Tuesday with the most delegates behind Trump be the Presidential…
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