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The reserved former Florida governor will need to show he has the stomach for a fight
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Obama: Voting Fraud Not a 'Real Problem,' Nobody Votes Using Somebody Else's Name
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In a rare acknowledgment of media responsibility, on Thursday’s NBC Today, co-host Matt Lauer declared that it was up to the press to properly cover the first Republican presidential debate: “...that idea of substance versus sizzle, one-liners versus issues. That's on us tomorrow as well. We’ve got to make sure that we cover what they talk about, the issues as opposed to those one-liners.”
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The point of this video is NOT to convince you to be pro-life or pro-choice. The point is to ask a simple question: do the folks at Planned Parenthood deserv...
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In an appearance on MSNBC's Hardball Wednesday evening former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) praised Donald Trump, saying he has a little bit of Reagan in him.
"First of all, he's not a Roman candle." Giuliani told host Chris Matthews. "This is a very smart guy. This is a person who is media savvy in ways that some of the other candidates aren't. And he's a lot more substantive than you realize. I've know Donald 25 years. Meaning, he understands a lot of the world issues with a lot more depth than you probably realize."
"So we might have a little of a Ronald Reagan here, a guy they underestimate," Giuliani observed. "And in my particular case, I'm personal friends with five or six of them. And I have a hard time deciding who I'd like to see be president and I'm probably going to take a little while. But I expect Donald Trump is going to do pretty darn well tomorrow night."
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Watch @Swoonmeander's live video channel, chat together, and follow to find out when they go live.
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Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker won a surprising nod in an informal straw poll of major conservative donors gathered by the Koch brothers’ operation last weekend in Orange County, California, according to sources familiar with the gathering. In a closed-door session that included about 100 donors, Republican pollster Frank Luntz asked donors to clap...
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Today is the first republican presidential debate and I gotta say these three men (Donald Trump, Rand Paul, and Scott Walker) are probably the most interesti...
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Why aren't homeless charities doing more to address the fact that the majority of homeless people are men, and that they need more support and protection than women, asks Glen Poole
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The first debate of the election season kicked off at 5:00 PM in Cleveland. The first of two debates included ...
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The month of June was a depressing one for conservatives. The Supreme Court's 50-state mandate for gay marriage and the upholding of Obamacare were a disaster for religious liberty, and social conservatism seemed to be in retreat.But an encouraging new poll shows that by a margin of 4 to 1, Americans favor religious freedom and liberty over gay rights in the current culture war.The poll, conducted by Caddell Associates, asked questions regarding legal cases where religious liberties have been under assault.Via the Washington Examiner:'Suppose a Christian wedding photographer has deeply held religious beliefs opposing same sex marriage. If a same sex couple wanted to hire the photographer for their wedding, should the photographer have the right to say no?'A huge 82 percent said yes.Pat Caddell said 71 percent of Americans want the nation to produce 'a commonsense solution that both protects religious freedom and gay and lesbian couples from discrimination.'But when push comes to shove, they will pick religious freedom and liberty over gay rights by a huge margin.'When asked which was more important, by a four to one ratio, voters said protecting religious liberty (31 percent) over protecting gay and lesbian rights (8 percent),' said Caddell, who added that most of the rest said both are important.The potential for a war is great, since a top Obama official suggested during the recent same sex marriage case that the administration could force groups opposed to gay weddings on religious ground to buckle under. There have been several standoffs and legal cases pitting businesses against gay rights groups.On that issue, Caddell found very little support for the Obama administration's meddling in the affairs of religious-affiliated groups and businesses.He wrote:'More than two thirds (68 percent) disagreed that the federal and state government should be able to require by law a private citizen to provide a service or their property for an event that is contrary to their religious beliefs. Only 18 percent agreed. Indeed, 51 percent strongly disagreed with this.'When asked whether it should be up to the federal government to determine what constitutes legitimate religious beliefs only 11 percent agreed and a massive 79 percent disagreed. Indeed, even two thirds of those on the 'left' of the segmentation disagreed.'Read more here.Media Bias? What Media Bias, Gay-Marriage Division
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Three current Senators, three current Governors, two former governors, a retired neurosurgeon, and Donald Trump walk into a bar basketball arena. If you're like me, today is pretty much like Christ...
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Planned Parenthood's five clinics in New Hampshire will lose about one-third of their funding, after the state's Executive Council voted to halt their state dollars on Wednesday.
The council, comprised of three Republicans and two Democrats, rejected about $650,000 in state funding to the women's health and abortion provider, according to the Associated Press. Council members said the group should instead be investigated, now that it is known that some Planned Parenthood clinics participate in aborted fetal tissue donations.
Five videos released over the last few weeks by an anti-abortion group called the Center for Medical Progress show top Planned Parenthood officials in California, Colorado and Texas discussing how abortion doctors obtain aborted fetal organs and provide them to biomedical companies in exchange for financial compensation.
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Seventy years ago, the B-29 Enola Gay, piloted by Paul Tibbets, Jr., dropped an atomic bomb, Little Boy, on the Japanese city of Hiroshima.
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Most states are still waiving work requirements for those on food stamps despite the improving job market, raising concerns the government is encouraging people not to work -- hurting the economy and costing taxpayers.
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Another lying race-baiting Democrat… Rep. Garnet Coleman (D-Houston) was caught caught lying about state police. Democrat Garnet Coleman announced in ...
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The White House press secretary refuses to watch the videos because he would have to take a stance.
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.icx-toolbar{padding: 0 0 5px 0;}Sen. Rand Paul, one of the 10 Republican candidates (there are 17 total) for president whose poll numbers put him in the top-tier 9 p.m. Fox News debate on Thursday, took a shot at the media, albeit half-jokingly, by saying a good portion of fellow [...]
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Imgur: full of all the magic and wonders of the Internet.
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There's a cultural acceptance of child rape in Latino culture that doesn't exist in even the most dysfunctional American ghettoes. When it comes to child rape, the whole family gets involved.
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Attorneys representing the family of the 19-year-old who was shot and killed by a Seneca police officer during an undercover drug operation on July 26 have released a letter on Wednesday, stating t...
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When Wal-Mart Stores Inc. chief Doug McMillon announced plans to boost store workers’ minimum wage earlier this year, he said the move was intended to improve morale and retain employees.
