Hillary Clinton: We Must Address the Uncontrollable Use of Guns in America
Clinton said that “she believes most Americans … support universal background checks,” which is something she will pursue if elected.
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Feds Spent $2 Million on Sexist Program to Have Wives Nag Men About Chewing Tobacco
The program is raising eyebrows among taxpayer watchdogs, health advocates and activists on women’s issues, who see the expenditures as wasteful and gender pandering.
Obama’s Progressive America: Politico Calls for Ethnic, Cultural Cleansing of Southern Whites
Politico Magazine, edited by former Washington Post reporter Susan Glasser, published an amazingly racist and culturally bigoted article by contributing editor Michael Lind last weekend.
Trump Vows Long Campaign, Won’t Commit to Backing GOP Nominee; Hammers Bush for Taking $100k from Vets’ Group
Donald Trump vowed to wage a hard-charging and lengthy presidential campaign and will file his financial disclosures with the Federal Election Commission as early as next week.
US: More Than 21 Million Affected by Government Data Breach
Hackers stole Social Security numbers, health histories and other highly sensitive data from more than 21 million people, according to the Obama administration. Was it China yet again?
Lesbian US Senator Says First Amendment Protects Free Exercise ONLY INSIDE of Churches, Synagogues and Mosques
Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-WI – the nation’s first openly lesbian elected to the U.S. Senate – addressed the Supreme Court’s Obergefell v. Hodges decision on MSNBC.
Hillary Clinton Lies Again, Claims She Never Had Been Subpoenaed for Emails While Secr. of State [+video]
Hillary Clinton drew Republican fire after falsely claiming she had never been subpoenaed for emails from her time as secretary of state.
Donald Trump Leads GOP Field in This State
GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump is the leading choice among this important, early primary state. Trump thinks he’ll win there and contends that he can win the Latino vote.
Judge Declined to Marry Couple Over Christian Beliefs
Judge C. Allen McConnell said in a written statement his refusal this week followed his beliefs developed over many years.
South Carolina House Approves Removal of Confederate Flag
The South Carolina House approved taking down the Confederate flag from Capitol grounds, a stunning reversal in a state that was the first to leave the Union in 1860 and raised the flag again at its Statehouse more than 50 years ago to protest the civil rights movement.