CNN is very concerned about Trump’s Diet Coke habits
on December 12, 2017
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Last polls before Alabama Senate special election are all over the place
on December 11, 2017
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All eyes are on Alabama. After months in the national spotlight, Tuesday, voters will cast their ballots in the special election to fill a seat left by now Attorney General Sessions.
CNN’s Big Scoop on Don Jr. – Wikileaks Email Collapses In Real Time
on December 08, 2017
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The media's quest to prove Donald Trump Jr. colluded with Wikileaks is all wrong.
Top Mueller Attorney Attended Hillary’s Election Night Party
on December 08, 2017
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Newsweek Headline Pokes Fun at the Pences Who’ve Recently Lost Several Pets
on December 08, 2017
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The second family has had a rough go lately.
Prior to being elected, they lost their beloved beagle.
When they moved to DC after the election, their cats Oreo and Pickle and bunny Marlon Bundo moved with them.
Al Franken Announces He’ll Resign from the Senate in the Coming Weeks
on December 07, 2017
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Sen. Al Franken is scheduled to give a speech this morning at 11:45 ET from the Senate floor. He's expected to resign from his office.
The allegations of sexual misconduct continue to pile up with no end in sight.
The Fish and Wildlife Service is out of control and we should all be concerned
on December 06, 2017
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The Obama era tradition of bureaucratic overreach is alive and well in the Fish and Wildlife Service. Using an endangered frog, the Fish and Wildlife Service is attempting to dictate how private landowners use their land.
Democrats Wait Until Word of Impending Franken Resignation to Call for Franken Resignation
on December 06, 2017
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Up until Wednesday, the Democrat talking points on Franken's many alleged sexual misdoings were: 1) he made a "mistake" and 2) what Franken (allegedly) did was not nearly as bad as other recently unmasked sexual predators.
The second may be true, but that doesn't make Franken's alleged actions (see also: allegedly sticking his tongue down a woman's throat without consent) excusable.
RNC Reverses Course, Supporting Roy Moore Again
on December 05, 2017
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Confirmed: Dogs smarter than cats
on December 04, 2017
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There are two kinds of people in this world: dog people and cat people. The personalities of these two camps are about as distinctive as the species themselves.
Rancor is not limited to which species is superior but includes heated debates over which is smarter.
What does the GOP tax overhaul mean for you?
on December 04, 2017
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The Republican plan to overhaul the tax system was met with inordinate amounts of drama and opposition. But was it necessary?
Texas Ag Commissioner Mocks Primary Opponent for Photo Op at Restaurant that Serves Nutella banana crepe
on December 01, 2017
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Welcome to Texas, where politics are a blood sport and nothing, and I mean nothing is off limits, including crepes.
Sid Miller, the current Agricultural Commissioner is up for re-election next year. Miller has a new primary challenger, Austin-based lobbyist, ethics advisor, attorney, and self-professed conservative, Trey Blocker.
Kate Steinle’s Accused Killer Acquitted
on November 30, 2017
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Jose Ines Garcia Zarate was acquitted by a San Francisco jury Thursday night.
Garcia Zarate, an illegal immigrant who had been deported numerous times and had a rap sheet a mile long (including multiple felony convictions), was accused of fatally shooting Kate Steinle while she was walking along the pier with her father and a friend.
Syracuse Man Arrested, Accused of Threatening to Kill Congressman Over Net Neutrality
on November 30, 2017
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Patrick D. Angelo is super serious about net neutrality. So serious, he was arrested and charged with "interstate communication of a threat and threatening a federal official," reports the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
NFL Donating $89M to Social Justice Causes
on November 30, 2017
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The NFL's transition into a social justice organization is complete.
NY Times turns its Opinion Twitter feed into Dem propaganda machine
on November 29, 2017
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Media outlet or political organization? And where does the New York Times fit here?
Wednesday, the NYT turned their opinion-devoted Twitter account into an activist page lobbying against the tax reform bill passed by the Senate Budget Committee Tuesday.
Study: Drinking 3 or 4 cups of coffee might be good for you
on November 29, 2017
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As a work from home mom with a toddler and a puppy, I was heartened to read that my caffeine addiction (though I'd argue it's more of a necessity during this stage of life) might not be so terrible for my health after all.
A recent study found that drinking 3 or 4 cups of coffee a day, or what's considered "moderate amounts" does more good than harm to the human body. Drink more than 4 cups a day? That might not be harmful, but the benefits of coffee drinking become less pronounced.
Court Sides with Trump in Bitter Fight with CFPB and Elizabeth Warren
on November 28, 2017
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Elizabeth Warren's pet project, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is engaged in an unnecessary feud with the Trump administration.
