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What effect did the Iraq war have on Iraqis themselves?
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The Republican-controlled Senate failed Wednesday to advance efforts to change federal immigration law -- including one to cut funding to so-called sanctuary cities.
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“#BREAKING the Roll Call on Cloture Motion for S. 2193 (Kate's Law ). Needed 60 votes to pass. #KatesLaw”
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"Our entire government is a corrupt farce."
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We knew they were coming for churches next, and so it begins.
New Orwellian regulations, based upon the Sexual Orientation and Gender Identify (SOGI) law passed in Iowa in July of 2007, are targeting churches, forcing them to capitulate to the Left’s transgender agenda, making it now illegal to resist such an order, despite your protections under the First Amendment.
Yes, I’m talking about Iowa, as in that state in AMERICA.
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“Many critics of the FBI’s decision claim that lower-level individuals caught mishandling classified information have been subject to prosecution and severe penalties. But 81 percent of all voters believe powerful people get preferential treatment when they break the law,” notes a new Rasmussen Reports survey.
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A Democrat state senator from Missouri who happens to be anti-gun, was recently arrested carrying a fully loaded 9mm pistol and extra ammo. We doubt that the Senator was advancing the Democratic Pa…
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The Republican-controlled Senate failed Wednesday to advance efforts to change federal immigration law -- including one to cut funding to so-called sanctuary cities.
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Will careless security-clearance holders get a pass? Time will tell.
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Top Talkers: FBI Director James Comey announced his recommendation Tuesday against any charges in the case of Hillary Clinton’s private email server. The Mor...
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Republican foes of Donald Trump are close to having enough support on the convention’s Rules Committee to force a vote that would throw open the presidential contest again, and both sides are lobbying behind the scenes.
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“No evidence either way” to suggest attack was racially motivated.
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Wisconsin Governor and former Presidential candidate Scott Walker told Wisconsin's WKOW that a vote for anybody but Trump was essentially a vote for Hillary Clinton.
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The audacity of Hillary Clinton finally caught up with her at a rally in Atlantic City today. Clinton was on the doorstep of a shuttered Trump casino making her best attempt to change the campaign conversation from her email scandal to Donald Trump’s business record. But she was upstaged by a rally goer who turned …
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A conservative political organization originally formed to support Texas Sen. Ted Cruz's presidential bid is asking Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to allow himself to be "drafted" as an alternative to
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Image via uh.edu. Dr. Gerald Horne of the University of Houston isn’t a fan of American symbols, as evidenced by his interview with Sharmini Peries for The Real News Network. Despite this distaste, he holds the John J. and Rebecca Moores Chair of History and African-American Studies. Horne...
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He believed reports that Saddam Hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction. That was a mistake, not a crime.
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On January 17, 2016, Hillary Clinton joined Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Mally for Democratic primary debate. Hillary told the crowd: ...
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Sen. Bob Corker floated the idea of Ivanka Trump as Donald Trump's VP
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Half of the Republican Party is gay! Who knew? Amber Rose is the latest loose-lipped Lefty to get her own airspace on VH1, following the announcement of Marc Lamont Hill’s upcoming late-night show. Though technically a model and fashion designer, Rose is best known for being Kanye West’s ex-girlfriend. In preparation for the debut of The Amber Rose Show on July 8th, The Daily Beast interviewed Rose to get a taste of what viewers might expect from the show.
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An indigenous woman in Calgary, Canada who yelled “I hate white people” before punching a white woman in the face and knocking her tooth out did not commit a racially motivated hate crime, a provincial court judge has ruled.
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Senate lawmakers on Wednesday blocked legislation aimed at stopping violent crimes committed by illegal immigrants.
The Stop Dangerous Sanctuary Cities Act would revoke federal grants provided to so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to comply with Homeland Security requests to detain illegal immigrants. The bill is meant to put pressure on those cities to cooperate with the federal government on these issues.
The bill is one of the legislative reactions to the death of Kate Steinle, who was killed on a San Francisco pier by an illegal immigrant. After her death, city officials defended their decision not to cooperate with federal authorities on deporting illegal immigrants.
While Republicans say those sorts of incidents show the government needs to put more pressure on sanctuary cities to follow federal guidance, Democrats disagree, and they helped scuttle the bill in the Senate. Republicans needed 60 votes to let the bill advance in a 53-44 vote.
