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Omar in the news again

August 28, 2019
I recently read that there are plans to bring back the Weekly World News, the wacky tabloid famous for outrageous stories about characters such as “Batboy.”
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Dems still want impeachment; maybe it's CHRIS WRAY who needs to go

August 28, 2019
No matter what IG Horowitz and Attorney General Barr think about the FB's handling of the “Trump/Russia” investigation, Democrats in Congress and “insider” bureaucrats –- including, it seems, Trump-appointed FBI Director Christopher Wray –- circled their wagons a long time ago.
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Reality check for Joe Walsh

August 27, 2019
Joe Walsh, who is launching a quixotic (that’s a fancy word for “insane”) challenge to President Trump in the GOP primaries, announced that he’s lost his national radio show.
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President Trump is wrong about this

April 6, 2019
When I disagree with President Trump, I have no qualms saying so, and here’s an example of where I think he’s wrong. He announced yesterday that the Republicans might wait until after the 2020 election to present a health care plan to replace Obamacare.
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American Taliban?

April 6, 2019
Last May, Hofstra University’s president refused to give in to demands by leftist students to remove a statue of Thomas Jefferson because he was a “slave owner and sexual predator.”
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Florida Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy

April 5, 2019
There is a recently-elected female member of Congress who is young, dynamic, attractive, outspoken, a racial minority and she is saying things that should make her a rising leader of the Democratic Party.
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The March Jobs Report

April 5, 2019
The government reported this morning that hiring in March rebounded strongly from February’s drop, with 196,000 jobs created.
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A Tale of Two Cities:

April 5, 2019
In Washington, DC, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos proposed cutting $18 million in funding for the Special Olympics.
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Mitch McConnell opens the nuclear door

April 5, 2019
When then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid invoked the “nuclear option” to limit the GOP minority’s filibuster power, he never imagined that the Democrats would one day be in the minority.
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Signs the conservative base isn't asleep

April 5, 2019
Even though some votes in Chicago are still being counted (or “counted”) from Tuesday’s elections, it appears that there will now be far more socialists on the Chicago city council than there are Republicans.

Politics Archives

June 2018

Date Title
6/25/18 Strzok to testify: what if he pulls a "Bill Clinton"?
6/25/18 Immigration Poll
6/21/18 McCabe invokes his Fifth Amendment right
6/21/18 Hillary intended to break law, FBI intended to absolve her
6/21/18 Being "passionate" doesn't excuse bad behavior
6/21/18 60 organizations considering lawsuits against SPLC
6/20/18 Immigration tensions boil over
6/20/18 Horowitz hearing was Tuesday's REAL news story
6/20/18 US withdraws from Human Rights Council
6/19/18 A response to Laura Bush
6/19/18 SPLC forced to apologize and pay fine
6/19/18 Safaris to the Heartland of America
6/19/18 Judge refuses to dismiss lawsuit against Twitter
6/18/18 Rob Reiner's warning to Hollywood
6/18/18 My Questions for IG Horowitz and Robert Mueller
6/18/18 20 Questions for IG Michael Horowitz
6/15/18 Memory Lane
6/15/18 New York files a lawsuit against the President
6/14/18 The Democrats' problem
6/14/18 SCOTUS makes voting great again
6/12/18 Andrew McCarthy sees yet another double standard
6/11/18 George Soros blames Trump
6/11/18 UPS threatens strike
6/11/18 Enlightening piece: “Race, Gender and Trump: Everything You Think You Know is Wrong”
6/11/18 Legal-Ade
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