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Thanks, Screech By | May 19, 2014
Continued kindness overcomes self-pity

Through their excommunication of serious-minded scientists who dare to raise questions and their increasingly strident and dogmatic proclamations

Obama, objective of governing is never to govern well. Simply not to be blamed when governing proves the inevitable failure you get with inept leadership

There are large gaps between current and historical trends and what the NCA is projecting

As the elections near, MSNBC will begin to look much more like an infomercial for the Democratic Party

The problem isn't Hillary's brain damage. It's the Democratic Party's brain damage

Real leadership

Pro-Israel Australian Jewish community wielded too much power

It is the symbol of Big Green's diehard opposition to hydrocarbons and modern living standards

Million Jobs Plan

Isn’t it time we started praying for - impeachment?

#BringMeriam&MartinHome:

Intelligence cooperation between Egypt and Russia

The Fire Burns By | May 18, 2014
Lag BaOmer, Jewish Revolt against the Roman Empire

Male fitness and health are clearly linked to man’s fertility

Climate Science Has Become ‘Blind’ To Green Bias

Whitewashing even the toughest stains

Climate model predictions Down Under range widely between drying and wetting over the next 16 years

War on women! Was Jill Abramson, the now-former executive editor of the Times, a victim of a double standard?

#BringBackOurGirls is not about saving school children. It’s about exploiting kidnapped school children for sheer political gain

Mufti Shah Sadruddin, Former Respect party, Mega Mosque, London Markaz

This type of mandated political correctness is also occurring throughout our society, not just the NFL

DOE, electric vehicles, tesla, toyota

The TEA Party is extreme? By Jennie Veary | May 16, 2014

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Before you vote: How to tell a real leader from a pretender.

"No one is going to take that away from you."

Businesses have a fixed sum of cash they’re able to spend on salaries and benefits. When the government forces one up, the other must come down

Government agencies being armed By Victoria Vaughn | May 16, 2014
U.S. Postal Service?

A lot of states may see budget-busting additions to earlier estimates, which already predicted that expanding Medicaid would be costly