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Texas Democrat Prime Example of Why We're Never Giving Up Our Guns
Why a Texas Democrat's views highlight the importance of protecting Second Amendment gun rights.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz has decided to run in a Majority Black district
RSC Held an Event for This Reporter Who Exposed an 'Egregious' Medicare Scam in Ohio
RSC hosts event exposing a $250M Medicare scam in Ohio uncovered by reporter Luke Rosiak.
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Hunter55
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"The View". Your chance to weigh in on this anti-American propaganda machine, the FCC is asking for public opinion!
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The FCC Is Asking the Public to Weigh in on Whether 'The View' Is 'Bona Fide News' After Disney Files Petition
Carr noted that the FCC is now seeking public comment on the matter online. "Is The View a 'bona fide news interview program'?" he asked.
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Sprinkman
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The new demoncrat party:
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OUTRAGEOUS: Sacramento Councilwoman and Congressional Candidate Mai Vang Turns Her Back on the American Flag, Rejects Pledge of Allegiance in Disgraceful Anti-American Display | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
Sacramento City Councilwoman Mai Vang, a far-left Democrat now seeking a seat in Congress, is under fire after renewed attention to her repeated refusal to recite the Pledge of Allegiance and instances in which she reportedly turned her back on the American flag during public meetings.
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Sprinkman
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Ahhhh, my eyes, my eyes!
Why Is This Democrat Spending Memorial Day Honoring George Floyd?
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey honors George Floyd on Memorial Day, sparking controversy over veterans' recognition.
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Foxpro.223
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Minnesota pays criminals
Just when you thought Minnesota couldn't get any worse... Marvin Haynes was convicted in 2004 of first-degree murder during an armed robbery of a Minneapolis flower shop. His conviction was upheld by the Minnesota Court of Appeals in 2006 and the Minnesota Supreme Court in 2007. Twenty years later, Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty joined the Great Northern Innocence Project (GNIP) petition to re-litigate Haynes's conviction. The judge signed off on vacating it, and Haynes was free that day. He then filed a lawsuit against the state of Minnesota, seeking compensation under the Imprisonment and Exoneration Remedies Act. Gov. Tim Walz signed the claims bill last week, which approved the compensation payments. A convicted murderer is now out on the streets and receiving $4.5 million of taxpayer money, the largest compensation in state history. A clear message was sent to criminals in Minnesota: Crime pays.
Just when you thought Minnesota couldn't get any worse... Marvin Haynes was convicted in 2004 of first-degree murder during an armed robbery of a Minneapolis flower shop. His conviction was upheld by the Minnesota Court of Appeals in 2006 and the Minnesota Supreme Court in 2007. Twenty years later, Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty joined the Great Northern Innocence Project (GNIP) petition to re-litigate Haynes's conviction. The judge signed off on vacating it, and Haynes was free that day. He then filed a lawsuit against the state of Minnesota, seeking compensation under the Imprisonment and Exoneration Remedies Act. Gov. Tim Walz signed the claims bill last week, which approved the compensation payments. A convicted murderer is now out on the streets and receiving $4.5 million of taxpayer money, the largest compensation in state history. A clear message was sent to criminals in Minnesota: Crime pays.