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Sean Hannity debating Ted Koppel about real journalism is like a 5 year old debating his Dad about rules of the house.
Crown Point had to install highway lane barriers on 109th at Broadway. If the Speedway Gas station and Walgreens had not installed exits at that point the accidents would never have happened.
I’m so glad the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare failed because I never realized how so many people are dependent on it.
Since they say President Trump gets all his information from television, let us pray he watches “Madam Secretary” on CBS Sunday nights. Could there be a better, more level headed President during times of international crisis than TV’s President Dalton who Trump could use as a model to train on?
Whenever news shows interview random people off the street, I just cringe. Do they intentionally try to find the worst possible person, or is this what the average person looks like?
I never thought I would be thanking a Republican for saving Planned Parenthood. If the GOP is so against abortion, then why wouldn’t you want to provide free birth control to poor mothers. It just doesn’t make sense.
Donald Trump’s approval rating of 36 percent is really very bad. What I mean is, it’s really bad, in fact it’s incredible, that 36 percent of Americans actually think he’s doing a good job.
Trump instructed Fox News “to tell America I stayed at the White House to work” while he went to his golf course to golf, and they followed orders.
A Senate committee is going to question Jared Kushner over meetings with Russians. Seems like an unelected, unconfirmed, unappointed person has been handed a ton of power.
When do we call Republicans covering-up and benefiting from Russian involvement in our national election, an act of treason?
Surely we should have the cells carpeted before we give all prisoners a lap top. Where is your sense of priority?
My Lord, people — the election is over, Hillary lost, get over it. To block every move the country makes to improve itself will not bring her back. Talk about drowning in your own sorrows!
In the days he’s been in office, Donald Trump has spent nearly half of them either visiting his properties or playing golf (13 times). And this after his claims that he would not be playing golf because there was just “too much work do to do” as president. In fact, he spent more time playing around than working on the healthcare plan (17 days total). And look what happened.
Steve Bannon met with the Freedom Caucus and told them “Guys, look, this is not a discussion. This is not a debate. You have no choice but to vote for this bill.” One member replied “You know, the last time someone ordered me to do something, I was 18, and it was my daddy. And I didn’t listen to him either.” Needless to say, Bannon didn’t get his way.
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