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The Great Walk Back Begins. Democrats Realize Mueller’s Investigation Won’t Show Collusion
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- By Erick Erickson - The Resurgent
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler is going to hold hearings on obstruction by Donald Trump and those around him. Nadler tells the press, “Before you impeach somebody, you have to persuade the American public that it ought to happen.” Nadler would not be saying that if he thought the Robert Mueller investigation would yield them grounds for impeachment.
When you consider how quickly the Democrats and press moved on from the Michael Cohen testimony, you realize that they know Mueller is not going to give them the silver bullet they were looking for. The Russian collusion story looks more and more like a Democrat myth.
Ex-lawmakers Continue to Cash in on their Legislative Time
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
Over the years, lawmakers have legally made it easy for themselves to continue making money after leaving office through their connections in the Legislature and elsewhere in state and local government.
Under state law, for example, legislators can become lobbyists just a year after leaving office. In recent years, at least four lawmakers – former state Reps. Kenny Bingham, Dan Cooper, Andy Patrick and Mike Ryhal – have become lobbyists soon after the one-year “cooling off” period, The Nerve found in a review of State Ethics Commission records.
Patched potholes: SCDOT estimates numbers, concedes temporary fix
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
State Department of Transportation work crews patched about 43,000 potholes statewide from Jan. 10 to Feb. 3 during the agency’s heavily promoted “Pothole Blitz,” DOT head Christy Hall proudly reported last week.
“So a significant amount of work was done by our team,” Hall told DOT commissioners during Thursday’s commission meeting, adding, “Our districts deserve a lot of credit for recognizing that it was an issue and putting everything they had available to try to get caught up on some of those issues.”
The Pro-life Response to the Senate Rejecting the 'Born Alive' Bill
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- By Christian Newswire
Dan Steiner, President of Pre-born, America's Leading Pregnancy Ministry, Responds
INDIANAPOLIS -- "This is an indictment against our nation and breaks our Father's heart." Dan Steiner asks, "How big of a problem is this nationally and what is being done on a ground level from a Christ-centered perspective?"
Supreme Court Ruling Has Major Implications for Liberal Ninth Circuit
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- By GOP Presidential
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals was wrong to count the vote of a deceased judge in an important pay equity case, the Supreme Court ruled Monday.
The high court’s decision was “per curiam” meaning “for the Court.” Such decisions are not signed. There were no noted dissents.
Democrats' Scorched Birth Campaign
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- By Tony Perkins
It was four days before a vote that will be talked about for years. Of course, that irony was probably lost on Senator Patty Murray (D-Wash.) -- but it wasn't lost on us. The same woman leading the fight for legal infanticide chose last Thursday to tour Seattle Children's Hospital, walking the long hallways where she would argue only wanted kids deserve care.
Drag Queens, Schools & Libraries Target “Bible Belt” Children
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- By William Jasper - The New American
“This is going to be the grooming of the next generation,” boasts drag queen Dylan Pontiff. “We are trying to groom the next generation.”
Mr. Pontiff (aka Santana Pilar Andrews in his drag persona) is part of a new subversion/perversion assault wave of transvestite militants from New York and San Francisco foisting themselves on Middle America because, they say, there is a “need for more queer programming for children.” And with help from the American Library Association and “progressive” public school administrators, the glittery queens are determined to reach your kids with this desperately needed “grooming” and “queer programming.”
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