Watch: Alabama College Student Cited for Wearing Empty Gun Holster on Campus

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Drawing_from_holsterA University of South Alabama student was charged with violating the school’s code of conduct after campus police caught him on campus wearing an empty gun holster, in an incident recorded on video.

D.J. Parten, a junior from Mobile, said he was stopped Wednesday, detained for more than 30 minutes and then issued a citation that required him to meet with the Dean of Students, Al.com reported Thursday. Officials said they ultimately dismissed the citation after taking a closer look at the case.

South Alabama spokesman Bob Lowry told the news outlet it all started when campus police responded to a report of a person in the Student Center who may have been carrying an “unconcealed” weapon.

“USAPD officers arrived at the location and following an on-site interview with a student wearing an empty gun holster, issued a campus judicial citation to the student,” he said. (Read more from “Alabama College Student Cited for Wearing Empty Gun Holster on Campus” HERE)

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Watch: Marco Rubio Just Broke His Silence to Drop a Nomination Bomb That Could Change the Game

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10664306395_d7010260ec_bFlorida Sen. Marco Rubio sat down with talk show host Mark Levin for his first in depth interview since suspending his campaign for the presidency last month.

During the interview on LevinTV, which aired on Tuesday night, Rubio more-or-less endorsed Sen. Ted Cruz. “I’ve been pretty clear that I want the Republican nominee to be a conservative, and in my view at this moment, of the candidates that are still actively campaigning, the only one that fits that criteria is Ted Cruz. I’ve said that publicly” . . .

The Florida senator said regarding the 171 delegates that he won during the primaries, “they’re bound on the first ballot, and I want to make sure that they’re there on the first ballot,” adding, “After that, as you know, these delegates, many of them, will be free to vote for another candidate, and I hope that they’ll nominate a conservative.”

“I think the Republican Party has to be the home of the conservative movement. If not, it loses its reason to exist, as an organization,” he said.

Rubio’s and Cruz’s conservative credentials are not in question. Rubio scores a 94 percent conservative rating on the Heritage Action Scorecard (the political arm of the Heritage Foundation) for his votes as senator, and a 96 percent with the American Conservative Union’s (the sponsor of CPAC). Cruz scores 100 percent with both. The average rating for Republican senators with Heritage Action is 60 percent. (Read more from “Marco Rubio Just Broke His Silence to Drop a Nomination Bomb That Could Change the Game” HERE)

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Watch: An RNC Delegate Just Announced the Lengths She’d Go to Make Sure Trump Doesn’t Win

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hqdefaultHillary Clinton and the Democrat party are at war with Americans who pay taxes, are Christians, and use guns, and expect their private property and constitutional rights to be respected.

Yet Republicans, like RNC delegate Rina Bharara, say that they will vote for Hillary in November if Donald Trump is the Republican presidential nominee . . .

Anti-Trump “conservatives” constantly complain about how Trump is a liberal and not conservative enough, yet and in the same breath they state they will vote for Hillary.

Which one of their conservative principles does Hillary Clinton fall under?

This delegate says she’d pick Hillary because Trump is dangerous. Tell that to the families of the Benghazi victims, the women abused by the Clintons, and the families of Americans dead at the hands of illegals. (Read more from “Watch: An RNC Delegate Just Announced the Lengths She’d Go to Make Sure Trump Doesn’t Win” HERE)

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Watch: Paul Ryan Just Made Massive Announcement, Reveals Who Should Be Nominee

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25457684202_954e1c78df_bHouse Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., sought to end speculation Tuesday that he will emerge as the eventual Republican presidential nominee.

“Let me be clear: I do not want, nor will I accept, the nomination for our party,” Ryan said, speaking at the Republican National Committee’s headquarters in Washington.

In a direct statement to the delegates who will attend this summer’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ryan said, “I believe you should only choose from a person who has actually participated in the primary. Count me out.”

“I simply believe that if you want to be the nominee — to be the president — you should actually run for it. I chose not to. Therefore, I should not be considered. Period,” he said.

For the past two weeks, pundits and politicians have been spinning scenarios in which Ryan, dubbed a “mirage candidate” by the New York Times, could emerge as a consensus candidate at the convention if the Republicans opposed to front-runner Donald Trump are able to block his efforts to win the convention on the first ballot. Scenarios of an “open” or “brokered” convention call for nominating someone other than either Trump or Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, given the antipathy between the camps of the two leading candidates makes it unlikely one will support the other.

Ryan said he will continue to make public statements, but said they are focused on developing a policy agenda for the party’s eventual nominee in areas such as health care, taxes, poverty and job creation. (Read more from “Paul Ryan Just Made Massive Announcement, Reveals Who Should Be Nominee” HERE)

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Watch: Startling Video of Hillary Just Surfaced That Has People Shouting ‘Racism’

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25353612023_60f047ce8c_bBy Gerry Urbanek. New York City’s annual Inner Circle Dinner is an opportunity for New York’s political elite to enjoy an evening of food, fun, and awkward skits performed by politicians.

This year, however, a skit performed by Hillary Clinton and New York City mayor Bill de Blasio had attendees in shock.

The “joke” started when Hillary thanked de Blasio for his endorsement, but commented on how long it took him to do so.

“I just have to say thanks for the endorsement, Bill. Took you long enough,” Hillary said to mild laughter.

Then de Blasio took the joke in a direction no one was expecting.

“Sorry Hillary, I was running on C.P time,” de Blasio said to a mix of laughter and gasps. C.P. time, or “colored people time,” is used to stereotype blacks and other minorities as lazy and often late. (Read more from “Startling Video of Hillary Just Surfaced That Has People Shouting ‘Racism'” HERE)

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Hillary Clinton and Bill De Blasio Ripped Over Racial Skit

By Neetzan Zimmerman. Hillary Clinton performed in a racially tinged skit at an annual New York City press dinner as the controversy surrounding former president Bill Clinton’s defense of his wife’s “superpredator” remark continues to swirl.

Clinton took the stage for a surprise appearance at Saturday’s Inner Circle Dinner and proceeded to needle Mayor Bill de Blasio for his belated endorsement . . .

“Sorry, Hillary, I was running on C.P. time,” de Blasio replied to gasps from the crowd.

As Raw Story explains, “C. P. time,” or “colored people time,” refers to “the stereotype that African Americans generally tell as a reason for being late to an event or a traditionally black event not beginning on time.”

“Hamilton” star Leslie Odom Jr., who is black, was onstage with de Blasio and Clinton. “I don’t like jokes like that,” he said to the mayor. (Read more from “Hillary Clinton and Bill De Blasio Ripped Over Racial Skit” HERE)

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Watch: Hillary Gets Asked About FBI Investigation and Makes Jaw-Dropping Statement

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One might say Democratic presidential front-runner and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton has been cooperative with the investigation into her use of a private email server. After all, she did apologize for maintaining a private email server, appeared before Congress on many occasions to offer up her side of the story, and spent hours testifying about her role in the handling of governmental emails. All the while, as Western Journalism has reported, the investigation into Clinton’s handling of classified information has continued to the point the FBI has reportedly offered immunity to individuals involved in the scandal.

But when it comes to whether or not Clinton broke the law and may be indicted by the FBI, Clinton’s tone apparently changes from apologetic to dismissive and contemptuous.

Take, for instance, the question Univision’s Jorge Ramos asked Clinton during a Democratic debate. Ramos asked Clinton, “Would you drop out of the race if you get indicted?” Clinton avoided the question but replied, “Oh, for goodness sake, that’s not going to happen. I’m not even answering that question”…

Clinton was a guest on NBC’s Today show. Matt Lauer, using a soft-spoken and kind tone with Clinton remarked, “Do you know what I hear a lot? That they (Republicans) are clinging to the hope, that the way they’ll be able to deal with that is that in some point between now and the election, that they will get to see Hillary Clinton in handcuffs. There will be some kind of political perp walk based on your private email server”…

Appearing dismissive of the FBI investigation, Clinton said, “I think it’s a security review. It is a security review. There are lots of those that are conducted in our government all the time. You don’t hear about most of them. You hear about this one because it does involve me, that’s why it gets so much attention. (Read more from “Watch: Hillary Gets Asked About FBI Investigation and Makes Jaw-Dropping Statement” HERE)

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Check out the Epic Chant That Broke out During Trump’s First Rally in New York

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Republican presidential contender Donald Trump’s frequent and sustained use of his nickname for rival Ted Cruz seems to have paid off, as thousands shouted “Lyin’ Ted” in an intense chant during the front-runner’s first New York rally Wednesday.

Following Cruz’s major victory in Wisconsin Tuesday night, Trump sought to knock the wind out of his sails, reminding his 10,000-person audience in Bethpage, New York, about the Texas senator’s slam against “New York values” earlier this year.

“Do you remember, during the debate, when he started to lecture me on New York values, like we’re no good?” Trump said. “And I started to talk to him about the World Trade Center, the bravery — the incredible bravery of everybody, the police, our firemen, everybody.”

Trump continued, telling the crowd that he told Cruz about New York’s “incredible” police and firefighters and the Empire State’s “unbelievable” construction workers . . .

Seconds later, the large audience of supporters broke out in an epic chant: “Lyin’ Ted! Lyin’ Ted! Lyin’ Ted!” (Read more from “Check out the Epic Chant That Broke out During Trump’s First Rally in New York” HERE)

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Watch: This Is Why a CNN Host ABRUPTLY Ended Their Interview About Hillary

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CNN host Carol Costello abruptly ended a segment Tuesday after a guest brought up Hillary Clinton’s 1975 legal defense of an accused child rapist.

Appearing on “CNN Newsroom With Carol Costello” on Tuesday, Newsmax’s Steve Malzberg, who supports Donald Trump said, “When you get one-on-one, especially if it’s Hillary, Donald Trump will go places nobody is willing to go — where the media at this point isn’t willing to go: Bringing up Clinton’s women who say they were intimidated by Hillary. Having them come forward and speak. A litany of issues that you can’t even imagine.”

Costello then interrupted, “I’m thinking that might not be a winning argument for Donald Trump right at this moment” . . .

“How many derogatory things has he said about women? His negatives among women are 75 percent right now,” Phillips claimed. Trump is “not going to make that up. There is no way that he can win.”

“Do you know how many young women in this country don’t even know that Bill Clinton was impeached? No, maybe they’ve heard of Monica Lewinsky. They don’t know the women that have accused Bill Clinton of sexual improprieties and that say they have been threatened and intimidated by Hillary Clinton,” Malzberg said. (Read more from “This Is Why a CNN Host ABRUPTLY Ended Their Interview About Hillary” HERE)

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Trump Explodes: GOP Party Bosses Want to ‘Knock out the Outsider, They Want to Keep Their Little Party Going’ [+video]

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By Tim Hains. Donald Trump comments on the distribution of delegates from the Louisiana Republican primary, where he won the popular vote, but was eventually assigned fewer delegates than GOP rival Ted Cruz.

It is a “crooked system,” Trump says. “I got thousands of more votes than Cruz — thousands. I got fewer delegates than him. Think of it!”

“They want to knock out the outsider, because they want to keep their little party going. And the reason our country owes –soon– $21 trillion is –the reason we owe all of this money, is because of this system.” (Read more from “Trump: Republican Party Bosses Want to ‘Knock out the Outsider, They Want to Keep Their Little Party Going'” HERE)

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NYU Students Who Back Trump Afraid to Show Their Faces

By Melkorka Licea. NYU’s pro-Trump students fear for their safety — and grades.

They may be flooding caucus rooms across the country, but Donald Trump supporters at NYU keep their heads down, mouths shut and their correspondence secret.

Lying in class about their political beliefs and keeping online conversations strictly private are typical precautions taken by The Donald’s badly outnumbered followers on campus.

“Supporters generally try to keep it hidden from the rest of the student body,” said junior Dylan Perera, 22. “They’re afraid of losing friends, being ridiculed in class, getting worse grades and are even afraid of being assaulted and physically hurt.”

The computer-science major from LA said he was verbally accosted by a student who had asked about his affiliation. (Read more from “NYU Students Who Back Trump Afraid to Show Their Faces” HERE)

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Watch: Sarah Palin Takes Swing at Beck at Wisconsin GOP Dinner

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Sarah Palin took a swing at Glenn Beck Friday night, indirectly going after the radio host for visiting the Southern U.S. border in 2014 to deliver tractor-trailers full of food, water, teddy bears and soccer balls to underage refugees.

Palin, a top surrogate for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, made her comments on illegal immigration at a Wisconsin Republican Party fundraiser ahead of Tuesday’s primary. She contended that other candidates “didn’t want to talk about it,” but Trump “made them.”

“Now because he beat the media on that issue. … But knowing that Trump won on that issue it should empower you to go ahead and ask the candidates,” Palin said. “‘What the heck are you thinking candidates. What are you thinking when you’re going ahead and asking for more illegal immigrants?’ Even illegal immigrants. Welcoming them!”

“Even inducing them and seducing them with gift baskets,” she continued. “‘Come on over the border and here’s a gift basket of teddy bears and soccer balls.’ What are you thinking? It’s just inviting more.”

When Beck visited the border in 2014, Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Mike Lee (R-Utah) joined him. Beck has been a top surrogate for Cruz in the 2016 election cycle. (Read more from “Palin Takes Swing at Beck in Rambling Speech at Wisconsin GOP Dinner” HERE)

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