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By R. Brownell The Washington Post, who broke the story on the “Biden presidential announcement”, has yanked their initial story due to some severe editorial mistakes. The website Media Equalizer reports: Embarrassed Washington Post editors were left scrambling earlier today after a story was accidentally published that declared Joe Biden’s presidential candidacy. With “XXX” showing in certain areas…

Jim Webb’s  performance at the first Democratic debate made headlines, and not because of how well he did. In fact, Webb, a war hero, celebrated author, and all-around respectable man, was ignored for much of the evening. Then the party faithful and liberal media mocked Webb’s reply to a question to the candidates about which…

By R. Brownell According to the Independent Institute, when Match.com launched on April 21, 1995, only 14 percent of U.S. adults used the internet for dating purposes. Just about twenty years after Match’s launch, which has since been followed by literally thousands of other dating sites and forums, about “60 percent of people think that online dating is…

Rachel Stoltzfoos Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy is upset and frustrated with recent allegations the Select Committee on Benghazi he chairs is a thinly-veiled partisan attack on Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, saying they are worse than any physical attack. “I would say in some ways these have been among the worst weeks of my life,” Gowdy told Politico…

Rachel Stoltzfoos  Two focus groups of white, college-educated women stunned a Democratic strategist when they expressed an unwillingness to overlook Hillary’s flaws simply because she could be the first woman president. “I wouldn’t say they felt betrayed but they were angry at her,” the unnamed strategist told The Washington Post, referring to the two focus groups’ response to…

Guy Bentley Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders is enjoying a bump in the polls following his performance during the first Democratic presidential debate. The Democratic candidates clashed for the first time in Las Vegas Oct. 13, facing off on issues ranging from gun rights to the Black Lives Matter movement. Almost a third of registered Democrats say…

Josh Fatzick Retailers in one of Washington, D.C.’s most popular upscale shopping destinations are ditching an app used to fight shop lifting after calls of racism. Retail workers at the strip of stores along Georgetown’s waterfront use the app called GroupMe to report suspicious behavior directly to police officers in the area, but were forced to…