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CPAC 2015

Lots of speeches. I started my morning with Newt Gingrich, listened to Laura Ingraham, Marco Rubio, and Governor Rick Perry. I caught some of Rick Santorum’s remarks, but by far the best speech of the day belonged to Phil Robertson who received the Andrew Breitbart Defender of Free Speech award. Phil gave the left plenty …

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Benghazi: What Difference At This Point Does It Make?? Hillary may soon find out

Uh-oh, this is going to leave a mark.  Carly Fiorona keeps asking “What is Hillary’s main achievement?” – and it may be “A Big Whopper with a straight face”: Hillary Clinton’s Top Aides Knew from First Minutes that Benghazi Was a Terrorist Attack, E-mails Disclose From the very first moments of the terrorist attack on …

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HR 5 – The Student Success Act Is a Trap!

By Steve Mac Donald | Watchdog Arena The Student Success Act (HR5) working its way through the U.S. House is a trap. HR5 is being sold as legislation that will “support State and local accountability for public education, protect State and local authority, inform parents of the performance of their children’s schools, and for other purposes.”  …

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I can’t even parody this: LGBTTQQFAGPBDSM

I just had to chuckle when I read this headline – when are too many letters just silliness? LGBT acronym not inclusive enough for Wesleyan University, which insists on LGBTTQQFAGPBDSM …expialidocious! This is no joke, notes Jennifer Kabbany at College Fix, by which she obviously means it is not intended to be funny. Wesleyan University, she observes (via Powerline’s …

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The Rule of Law; Familiar indeed

From Susan at PackingNH: “SCEs believe they personally can ignore laws and act according to their own sovereign citizen ideology.” – Sovereign Citizen Extremist Report Sounds vaguely familiar… The Rule of Law – keep remembering that the example is set from the top down.  Why SHOULDN’T SCEs be able to ignore the law when the …

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