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More and more Iowa Republican power brokers are said to be increasingly confident that Donald Trump will lose and lose badly during the February 1st Iowa Caucus vote. “They are hoping to push Trump down into a third place finish.” —————————- The most recent polling data shows Trump just a few points behind Senator …
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A year after Protective Edge, which Israel won militarily but lost PR-wise, evidence surfaces of a particularly cynical Hamas stunt.
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On Friday a French soldier was injured when a driver tried to mow over a group of soldiers outside a ...
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I'm not sure when this was filmed.. I visited Russia several time on productions. Coming from LA LA Land (USA) I was amazed by the condition of the country.....
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel desperately seeks a way out of the government union trap.
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The RNC, or Republican National Committee, may use the tactics it used to stifle Ron Paul in 2012 to handle a possible f…
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From the early 90s or late 80s. Great interview.
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Ben Shapiro interviews Ann Coulter about her new book, Adios America, and the demographic destruction being wrought on America via irresponsible immigration ...
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A federal judge rejected mandatory minimums for Dwight and Steven Hammond as unconstitutional; an appeals court disagreed.
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Why do we keep listening to the same people who've been completely wrong for the last two decades?
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Ted Cruz is doing considerably better in polls of Iowa than he is in national polls. Chris Christie is doing better in New Hampshire than he is with all Americans. Donald Trump is doing worse in bo…
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You should have sympathy for the Hammond family. You should have sympathy for Steven and Dwight Hammond because they are, by all accounts, decent and generous community members attempting to survive as ranchers in the face of a massive federal bureaucracy violating their rights. Here’s everything you need to know about the Hammond family and why they’re now at the center of a national firestorm.
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A time-honored tactic in political TV ads is to use contrasting degrees of photographic exposure, one bright and snappy for your candidate and a darker hue, sometimes even going to old-fashioned black-and-white, for your opponent. On December 29, at the Washington Post's Wonkblog, Max Ehrenfreund cited a conveniently timed "study" which looked at 2008 ads produced by and on behalf of GOP presidential candidate John McCain, and concluded that the McCain campaign and its supporters, by using such a tactic, were engaging in racism:
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These days I think most Obama actions can be explained by a desire to ward off the ennui that so clearly torments him during the course of being the most powerful man in the world. The President is visibly bored by the Constitutional process, the fight against ISIS, and the need to actually convince anyone to adopt his point of view in order to get | Read More »
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In honor of April 15th, a look at Joe Louis's battle with the IRS and how taxing policy altered the sport's schedule
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For Sen. Ted Cruz, Tuesday’s teeming event at the Myrtle Wilks Community Center in this tiny town in the Big Country region between Abilene and Fort Worth was both a prayer meeting and a pep rally sendoff for the frenetic last month before the Feb.
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The Texas senator, who is topping Iowa polls, is setting his sights on the next state to vote, New Hampshire
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An epidemic of rape culture across Europe has police in the U.K., Norway, Sweden, Germany and other nations worried.
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Within hours of reconvening Tuesday, the GOP-led Congress will finally act to fulfill a 2010 promise to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Why Democrats aren't brave enough to raise taxes on those making less than $250,000.
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In The Wall Street Journal, Harlan Elrich explains why he’s fighting his union as one of the 10 teachers in the Supreme Court case Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association.
