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SUSPENDED: Lecturer Punished For Assaulting Conservative Student
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Rob Shimshock A university has suspended a lecturer who was caught on tape assaulting conservative students. Eric Canin, a cultural anthropology lecturer at California State University, Fullerton has been suspended after calling CSUF College Republicans “uneducated,” pushing one of them and a student government member who attempted to intervene,…
Justin Amash Prepares for War Over Privacy Rights
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I Wasn’t There – 9/11 Memoriam
by Avens O’Brien Today is September 11, 2016. Fifteen years ago today, nineteen terrorists hijacked four commercial airline jets, two of which forever changed the skyline of one of America’s most beloved cities. I could use this anniversary to talk about how our country came together in the months following the attacks. I could tell…
Judge Nap: US Intel Agents Likely Responsible for Wikileaks, Not Russia
by Kody Fairfield On Thursday, in an appearance on Fox News’ Fox & Friends, Judge Andrew Napolitano laid question to a popular narrative being peddled by the mainstream media and the White House. The narrative alleges that Russia is to blame for the leaking of John Podesta’s emails to whistleblower publication Wikileaks. Instead, the Judge argued that US intelligence agents had…
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