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November 16, 2018
Counting paper ballots

By: Jerry Newcombe – townhall.com – November 15, 2018 Well, here we go again. Is there something in the water of Broward County that causes these post-election ballot battles? I write this as a Broward resident for some 33 years now. Writing for The Floridian (11/12/18), Javier Manjarres notes, “Since election day, well over 60,000 ballots have been found, and…

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November 16, 2018
kavanaugh-protest-susan-collins

By: Victor Davis Hanson – nationalreview.com – November 15, 2018 A mob of protesters associated with the radical left-wing group Antifa swarmed the private residence of Fox News host Tucker Carlson on the night of November 7. They yelled, “Tucker Carlson, we will fight! We know where you sleep at night!” The mob’s apparent aim was to catch Carlson’s family…

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November 16, 2018
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

By: Veronique De Rugby – nationalreview.com – November 13, 2018 After a long process, Amazon finally announced that it will locate its new headquarters in New York and Virginia. Following the announcement, Representative-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted that “Amazon is a billion-dollar company. The idea that it will receive hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks at a time when…

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November 16, 2018
political rally

By: Tom Giovanetti – dallasnews.com – November 15, 2018 We’ve entered the last two months of the 115th Congress, the last Congress under Republican control for who-knows-how-long. Many Republicans think the midterm disappointment was an aberration, and that reclaiming control of the House is more-or-less a given thing in the next election cycle. But the future is a foreign country….

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November 16, 2018

By: Ann Coulter – humanevents.com – November 14, 2018 Election recounts would be more plausible if Democrats occasionally let the Republican win. But they don’t. Ballots miraculously discovered days and weeks after the election — in the back seat of a car, after helpful “corrections” to the ballots by election supervisors, etc. — invariably result in a surprise win for…

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November 16, 2018
Voter-Fraud-Multiple-Votes-Fake

By: Rachel Alexander – stream.com – November 13, 2018 Are election officials fraudulently filling out ballots? The election departments of Florida’s Broward and Palm Beach counties continue to find ballots that haven’t been counted yet. The new votes favor Democrats in two close major races, the U.S. Senate race and the governor’s race. One election worker swore that she saw…

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November 15, 2018
open_bible

By: WND – wnd.com – November 5, 2018 Recent polling data reports that a copy of the Bible can be found today in 90 percent of American homes. Although much has changed in the world around us, the Bible remains the most popular book in all the world. “Throughout eons of human history, men and women have sought to live…

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November 15, 2018
Pro-Abortion-Protesters

By: Tom Gilson – stream.org – November 12, 2018 Rolling Stone published an article last month on “The Health Department’s Christian Crusade,” written by Tessa Stuart. Pro-life advocates will be encouraged to read the news it reports, but not the spin it puts on it. It’s another good example of how the other side handles this debate. This so-called “Christian…

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November 15, 2018
Pro-Abortion-Protesters

By: Tom Gilson – stream.org – November 12, 2018 Rolling Stone published an article last month on “The Health Department’s Christian Crusade,” written by Tessa Stuart. Pro-life advocates will be encouraged to read the news it reports, but not the spin it puts on it. It’s another good example of how the other side handles this debate. This so-called “Christian…

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November 15, 2018
facebook-user-illustration

By: Fred Bauer – nationalreview.com – November 14, 2018 As has become increasingly evident in recent years, the utopian hope of early Internet proponents has, like that of starry-eyed enthusiasts of similar projects, sometimes led to surprising reversals in reality. One of the claims of early Internet culture is that the World Wide Web would help connect diverse communities and…

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November 14, 2018
A sheriff patrols Burr Oak Cemetery in Alsip

By: David French – nationalreview.com – November 13, 2018 If I ever had to use my gun to defend myself or others, I’ve often wondered, what would I do when the police arrived? After all, they’re not going to be able to immediately discern friend from foe. Each person with a drawn weapon will be perceived as a threat. And…

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