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Choice of Klain for Ebola Czar Suggest White House Sees Ebola as Political, Not Medical, Problem
The naming of Ron Klain as the new Ebola czar leaves me with a couple of questions. Do we need a “czar” at all? And… Read More
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Houston to Pastors: OK, We Don’t Need Your Sermons, but You Still Have to Hand Over Your Speeches
You’d be hard pressed to find a lawyer willing to defend the overly broad subpoenas that were issued by the City of Houston to a… Read More
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Catch Up on This Week’s News in These 18 Photos
Ebola may be the only news you paid attention to this week (how could you not), but photo journalists all over the world captured everything… Read More
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Rand Paul Explains How GOP Can Win A Third of the Black Vote
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., told Politico that the GOP could win one third of the black vote in 2016 by promoting “criminal-justice reform, school choice and… Read More
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Republicans Go for Golf Channel, Democrats Pick E! … and Other Fascinating Facts About Political TV Ads
Political campaign commercials are saturating the airwaves in TV markets across America. Now, thanks to an analysis of more than $1 billion in political TV… Read More
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Obama Must Lead on Ebola Crisis
The first rule for managing a crisis? Act like a grown-up. Looking and really acting like an effective leader in tough times is job one…. Read More
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7 Parting Shots From Michele Bachmann
Rep. Michele Bachmann, a tea party favorite and former presidential candidate, has some advice for her colleagues as she prepares to retire at the end… Read More
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This Video Shows the Weird Prop that Caused what may be the Most Awkward Debate Moment Ever
When it was time to take the stage at last night’s gubernatorial debate in Florida, only one candidate showed up. Democrat Charlie Crist appeared at… Read More
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See Why Mark Pryor Criticizes Tom Cotton for Going to Harvard
The second debate in the U.S. Senate race in Arkansas wasn’t short on jabs between the incumbent Democrat, Sen. Mark Pryor and his Republican challenger,… Read More
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Where’s the Christine O’Donnell, Todd Akin of 2014 Cycle?
Why isn’t the 2014 mid-term election more interesting? Control of Congress hangs in the balance, but there’s just something lacking this year. Next to die-hard… Read More
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Supreme Court Blocks Part of Texas Abortion Law. But That Doesn’t Mean the Court Would Strike Down Law Itself.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court granted an application to block parts of H.B. 2, Texas’s abortion law made famous by State Sen. Wendy Davis’… Read More
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Watch Louisiana Senate Hopefuls Score Job Performance of Obama, Jindal in the Same Sentence
President Obama and Gov. Bobby Jindal took a beating last night from Louisiana’s three leading U.S. Senate candidates. At their first debate, incumbent Democrat Mary… Read More
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Challenger Accuses Minority Leader of Being ‘Bought’ by the Koch Brothers. But She runs with Secretive Millionaires.
Senate hopeful Alison Lundergan Grimes criticized Republican incumbent Mitch McConnell Monday night for his ties to “the Koch brothers.” But Grimes apparently doesn’t apologize for… Read More
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The Ad That Says Immigrants Get Most New Jobs in Your State
NumbersUSA began a seven-figure, 10-state ad buy today that asks viewers whether Americans or “new immigrants” should get new jobs. The 30-second ad, running in states… Read More
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Houston Tries to Force Pastors to Provide Sermons to Government
Everything is bigger in Texas, and that includes government intimidation. When the Houston City Council passed an ordinance that some claim would allow men into… Read More
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The One Thing George Will Predicts Will Surprise Everyone on Election Day
As Election Day approaches, Republicans are focusing too much effort on buying television ads, warned George Will on Fox News’ Special Report last night. Will… Read More
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This Is a Serious Problem: 1 in 5 U.S. Residents Speak a Language Other than English at Home
One in five United States residents now speak a language other than English at home. That was the headliner coming out of a report released… Read More
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Live Action Rallies Pro-Lifers Outside D.C. Planned Parenthood
Speakers from several pro-life organizations gathered at a Washington, D.C. Planned Parenthood on Tuesday to protest abortion and the organization’s taxpayer funding. Planned Parenthood is… Read More
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Huckabee Blasts GOP for Failing to Defend Traditional Marriage
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee delivered an impassioned plea for Republicans to defend traditional marriage during the opening monologue of his Fox News show Saturday…. Read More
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MSNBC Host Feels ‘More Terror’ Over Police Than ISIS or Ebola
Melissa Harris-Perry is more scared of the police than she is of ISIS or Ebola. During an MSNBC panel discussion about people “losing faith” in… Read More
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Why does Obama Hit GOP for Not Caring About Hispanics When His Actions Show He Doesn’t Care?
President Obama once again has warned Republicans they will be committing political “suicide” if they do not legalize millions of illegal immigrants. “If they were… Read More
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Policy Aside, These Senate Hopefuls Get Personal
In the first debate of their heated U.S. Senate race, the incumbent Democrat’s attacks last night on the policy positions of his Republican challenger took… Read More
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Left-Wing Group Launches Ad Blaming GOP for Ebola Outbreak
A new ad from a left-wing advocacy group that blames Republicans for the Ebola outbreak is set to debut in battleground states this weekend. The… Read More
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I Came to America Speaking Spanish. And I Oppose Bilingual Classes.
New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña and Milady Baez, the chief for “English-language learners,” are looking to increase dual-language programs, in which students receive… Read More
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Gun Show: Issue Fades, but Groups Aim to Influence Midterm Races
Some prominent nonprofits focusing on firearms are locked and loaded this election cycle, shelling out millions in hopes of influencing voters before they head to… Read More
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No Parents Allowed: This Community’s Kids Are Solving Youth Violence on Their Own
Children of various ages assembled at a Christian church in Memphis, Tenn., this week for the first of three “kid only” forums as part of a city-wide… Read More
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‘I Won the Debate Big Time’: Libertarian Pizza Driver Says He Delivers Authenticity in Senate Race
To understand Sean Haugh, know that instead of ending his phone conversation with a Daily Signal reporter by saying “Goodbye,” he implored: “Have fun.” Haugh, who… Read More
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Cartoon: Jumping Ship?
As November nears and President Obama’s approval numbers plummet, some Democrat senate candidates decide to go overboard. >>> This Senate Candidate Was Asked… Read More
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Wow: This Duggar Was Totally Censored by TLC
On a recent episode of TLC’s show 19 Kids and Counting, the message on a pro-life T-shirt was blurred by the network. The show follows… Read More
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This Senate Candidate Was Asked If She Voted for Obama. She Refused to Answer.
In trying to convince voters to unseat Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, his Democratic challenger has worked to distance herself from President Obama. In a… Read More
