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Why Frequent Firings Are a Sign of a Good President 0
- Political Opinion
- December 9, 2018
President Trump is planning to get rid of John Kelly, his Chief of Staff. The list of the top officials fired or pushed out during the first two years of the Trump administration is getting pretty long: – FBI Director James Comey – Attorney General Jeff Sessions – Secretary of State Rex Tillerson – National Security
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Study: Evidence Shows Wanting To Run For Office Can Be Genetically Inherited 0
- Political Opinion
- December 8, 2018
Evie Fordham A Swedish study appears to show that wanting to run for office is a genetically inherited trait, or even a disease. The study that analyzed political families with both biological and adopted children appeared in the journal Political Behavior in December. “The results clearly suggest that having a biological parent who ran for office is
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Ammon Bundy leans libertarian on immigration, gets attacked by fans 0
- Front Page, Political Opinion
- December 8, 2018
Ammon Bundy, of the Bundy Ranch, was attacked by Facebook page fans after slamming Trump/Republican anti-immigrant caravan rhetoric last week in 17 minute video. Bundy has since closed his Facebook account after numerous accusations from being globalist shill to angry threats, but says he’s not abandoning his beliefs. After deactivating his Facebook fan page he’s relieved,
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What Are The Top 5 Most Libertarian Games of 2018?0
- Front Page, Political Opinion
- December 8, 2018
Now that we’ve gotten through the majority of the winter season games releases, we have a good idea of the roster of games that have come out over the past year. 2018 was certainly a big one, with many AAA releases coming out and several new indie darlings popping up! With so many new releases,
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Yellow Vests Aren’t An Argument Against Green Taxes 0
- Front Page, Political Opinion
- December 6, 2018
This week, the government of France gave concessions to the “gilets jaunes” (the yellow vests), suspending the fuel tax rise for six months. France has been rocked by mass protests for weeks, with an estimated 300,000 participants. These protesters have constructed barricades, blocked traffic, attacked roads and street signs with everything from fire to pulling
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Stop Making Fun of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez!0
- Front Page, Political Opinion
- December 6, 2018
Love her or hate her, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gets it. What is “it”, you might ask? I’ll get there in a second. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shot to national fame after she won her Democratic primary against incumbent congressman (and Democratic Caucus Chair) Joe Crowley in June of 2018. Ocasio-Cortez, a self-described “democratic socialist”, was a fervent supporter of
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