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Entries by Joe Miller
Race Industry Leeches
The trial of George Zimmerman is over, but the persecution of him by the race industry isn’t. The Department of Justice is currently combing through the case to find some pretext, no matter how specious, for charging Zimmerman with a violation of civil-rights laws.
Rand Paul, Ted Cruz Set Off GOP Scramble on Military Sex Assault
Senate Republicans scrambled for cover Tuesday after Sens. Rand Paul and Ted Cruz partnered with a budding bipartisan coalition pushing the Pentagon to overhaul how it handles military sexual assault cases.
Horrified British Woman Discovers that Headaches and Scratching Sounds Inside Her Head are FLESH-EATING MAGGOTS After Trip to Peru (+video)
A woman has spoken of her terror at discovering that she harbored flesh-eating maggots inside her ear. See what happened to her here.
China Naval Fleet Seen Off Northern Japan
A Chinese naval fleet was spotted Sunday sailing for the first time through an international strait between northern Japan and Russia’s far east, the Japanese defence ministry said.
Mark Levin Proposes Article V Constitutional Convention, Intended as End-Run Around Federal Tyranny
Levin previewed an argument under Article Five of the United States Constitution which expresses how the Constitution can be changed through the amendment process by using the traditional passage of a proposed amendment by two-thirds of both the House of Representatives and the Senate; then on to the several states for ratification.
Man Wrestles 200 Pound Shark in Massachusetts and Wins (+video)
A Nantucket man has taken on a 200-pound shark and won.
Sen. Harry Reid Morphs Into a Constitution-Loving Patriot in Describing Why the Filibuster Must Go (+video)
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Monday that the men who wrote the Constitution intended for the president’s nominees to be subject to only a majority vote, and said filibusters of nominees were never envisioned.
World Trade Center Owners in Court Trying to Collect Billions from Airline Companies
One of the last lawsuits tied to the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks kicks off in a Manhattan courtroom tomorrow where several airlines face “billions” in potential damages.
Feds Admit that IRS Targeted Political Candidates for Audit
The Treasury Department has admitted for the first time that confidential tax records of several political candidates and campaign donors were improperly scrutinized by government officials, but the Justice Department has declined to prosecute any of the cases.