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August 15, 2018
Tie between millennials not saving enough And supporting socialism?

By: WTHR Staff – wthr.com – August 13, 2018 Two-thirds of Millennial-Americans, between the ages of 21 to 32, have nothing saved up for retirement. The National Institute of Retirement conducted the study that shows 66 percent of Millennials aren’t saving, which means only a third are. However, they aren’t doing a great job. More than 80 percent of Millennials…

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August 15, 2018
Catholic Church Controversy

By: Michelle Boorstein and Gary Gately – washingtonpost.com – August 14, 2018 Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced on Aug. 14 a sweeping report on sex abuse in the Catholic Church. (Reuters) More than 300 Catholic priests across Pennsylvania sexually abused children over seven decades, protected by a hierarchy of church leaders who covered it up, according to a sweeping…

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August 15, 2018
Millennials Vote?

By: Alexi McCammond – axios.com – August 14, 2018 Tom Steyer’s NextGen America organization is working to register 100,000 students in one month at college campuses across 11 states as part of its “Welcome Week” program launching this week. Why it matters: This is the group’s biggest voter registration effort yet, focused specifically on the most crucial bloc of non-voters,…

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August 15, 2018
Cruzin for a Bruisin?

By: FOX4News Staff – fox4news.com – August 13, 2018 Beto O’Rourke is having to hit the ground hard and spend a lot of time persuading voters to support his campaign. O’Rourke has been on a whirlwind tour of Texas with constant social media updates and stops in deep red areas. Political experts say that’s what he needs to do if…

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August 15, 2018
Sessions Up?

By: Bridget Bowman – rollcall.com – August 14, 2018 Texas Rep. Pete Sessions’ re-election race is looking increasingly competitive, with Democrat Colin Allred polling close to the longtime Republican lawmaker, according to a new internal Democratic survey. The Dallas-area 32nd District is traditionally GOP territory. But this year’s race is considered competitive, in part because the 32nd is one of…

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August 14, 2018
Democrats – socialism and capitalism

By: Frank Newport – news.gallup.com – August 12, 2018 For the first time in Gallup’s measurement over the past decade, Democrats have a more positive image of socialism than they do of capitalism. Attitudes toward socialism among Democrats have not changed materially since 2010, with 57% today having a positive view. The major change among Democrats has been a less…

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August 14, 2018
Florida Stand Your Ground Shooter

By: Sarah Rumpf – redstate.com – August 13, 2018 Michael Drejka, who killed Markeis McGlockton last month in a shooting that reignited the debate about Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” self-defense law, has been arrested and charged with manslaughter. Drejka, 47, shot McGlockton, 28, after an argument in a convenience store parking lot on July 19th in Clearwater, a Tampa Bay-area…

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August 14, 2018
Ninth Circuit Court and Guns

By: David French – nationalreview.com – August 13, 2018 Weeks after issuing some surprisingly sensible Second Amendment jurisprudence, the country’s most liberal federal court is up to its old tricks again. Well, we all knew it wouldn’t last. Weeks after two different Ninth Circuit panels surprisingly upheld Second Amendment rights by blocking California’s confiscation of large-capacity magazines and Hawaii’s ban…

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August 13, 2018
Why We Need Voter ID

By: Kevin McCullough – townhall.com – August 12, 2018 It was merely a comment, a reply, not even a full throated post on Twitter. Shannon Bream of FoxNews’ ratings’ dominant prime time line-up had linked a post about a headline of an election related story in Ohio. @ShannonBream: “Well, that’s an interesting headline: 170 Voters in Ohio Race ‘Over 116…

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August 13, 2018
Representative Collins and Insider Trading

By: Katie Thomas and Sheila Kaplan – nytimes.com – August 11, 2018 Representative Christopher Collins once said that the success of an obscure Australian company’s drug would be carved on his tombstone. Instead, its failure has upended his congressional career. The three-term congressman’s infectious enthusiasm for Innate Immunotherapeutics, the tiny biotech firm, led to his indictment on Wednesday, when he…

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August 13, 2018
Nancy Pelosi and Midterm Elections

By: John Fund – nationalreview.com – August 12, 2018 Will her party reach out to swing voters by persuading her to step aside? Will Democrats pull an “October Surprise” this year and announce that the highly polarizing Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco won’t be their candidate for House speaker after all? Growing up in the Bay Area, I saw Pelosi’s…

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