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NYC Offers Free Lawyers For Illegals

As if it doesn’t have enough issues to throw money at, “New York City is now the first jurisdiction in the country with a public defender system dedicated solely to providing free legal council to every poor, detained immigrant facing

Lois Lerner Sought Audit Involving Sen Chuck Grassley

An email has surfaced indicating former Internal Revenue Service official Lois Lerner “sought an audit involving”  Republican Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa. Grassley in 2012 after a mix up somehow led to her inadvertently led to her receiving an event invitation meant for Grassley. He also

Conservatives Urge McDaniel To Run as Write-In Candidate in the Fall

Pointing out that post-election challenges usual fail, one Tea Party leader, Judson Phillips is calling for Thad Cochran’s primary challenger, State Senator Chris McDaniel to run as a write-in candidate in the Fall. “The Republican Establishment thinks they have fought back an

Obama's Impeachable Chipotle Offense?

Obama's Impeachable Chipotle Offense?

Dude?? Not even MSNBC’s Chrs Hayes was willing to cover for Obama on this one. @nycsouthpaw @petesouza yeah, that’s not cool — Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) June 24, 2014 Pres Obama orders his burrito bowl at a Chipotle today before lunch

Hagan Dodges Media Over VA Scandal

As reported here earlier, Senate Democrat Kay Hagan had no problems making bold pronouncements about her concern for veterans when she was first running for her current office. However, six years later as she runs for a second term, it

Hillary Clinton: Bill and I Aren't 'Truly Well Off'

Hillary Clinton: Bill and I Aren't 'Truly Well Off'

If the recent firestorm over Hillary Clinton’s claims of poverty upon leaving the White House with huge debt was meant to send the former First lady a message, clearly she didn’t get it. Seemingly unwilling to let go of the

DHS Doubles Down on Media Warnings; AP Laughs

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is doubling down on its warnings to to their employees about speaking to media, going so far as to include a helpful graphic depicting, presumably, potential disguises. It’s

Scott Walker Tweets Response To Partisan Witchhunt

While newly unsealed court documents reveal Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker “had been accused by prosecutors of allegedly being part of a “scheme” to illegally coordinate the activities of multiple campaign organizations,” Walker himself was quick to take to Twitter to

New York Times Endorses Espaillat Over Rangel for Congress

Citing Charlie Rangel’s censure four years ago for serious ethics issues and his “nearly 44 years in office, the New York Times is calling for him to “yield to the next generation,” while endorsing his opponent Adriano Espaillat in Tuesday’s Democrat primary. In Tuesday’s

Are Teachers Unions Doomed?

With revenue and membership dropping, losses in court cases, all on top of internal dissension and even some splintering, the nation’s two largest education unions, the National education Association and the American Federation of Teachers, are struggling to map out

Sixty-Six Percent Oppose Closing Guantanamo Bay

Sixty-Six Percent Oppose Closing Guantanamo Bay

If Barack Obama’s recent exchange of five high profile terrorists for one American soldier was intended to begin to pave the way to close Guantanamo Bay, the controversial move did nothing to sway American opinion in Obama’s favor. Twenty-nine percent of