*VIDEO* Revealed: Obama phones sold to buy drugs
“Hey, I don’t judge.” -Obama Phone Provider
Ever notice that federal universal phone charge on your cell phone bill? Here’s what you’re paying for:
video by The Veritas Project’s James O’Keefe
video by The Veritas Project’s James O’Keefe
By R. Brownell Vacant positions for federal court judges not filled by the senate have overstretched many judges, forcing them to work across state lines. A recent Huffington Post article discusses the state of overworked judges: “The Huffington Post talked to half a dozen federal judges about how court vacancies and the lack of new judgeships…
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LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: by Micah J. Fleck This is an odd yet humorous story reported by the Los Angeles Times: Vegas Vic hewed close to the strong, silent cowboy types with little regard for a mess of extra words. He’d wave, all friendly-like, to city folk wandering down Fremont Street, and the wink…
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