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NEWSFLASH: Trump Nominates Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court

President Trump has nominated Brett Kavanaugh (formerly of the D.C. Circuit) to the United States Supreme Court. Here’s his summary information from the Federalist Society: Judge Kavanaugh was appointed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on … Continue reading →

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Supreme Court Validates (Most) Texas Redistricting

“Most” in this case means that the Supreme Court sided with Texas in Abbot v. Perez for 10 out of 11 disputed districts: Extinguishing the possibility that Texas could be placed back under federal electoral supervision, the U.S. Supreme Court … Continue reading →

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EU Votes To Censor the Internet

This isn’t going to end well: This morning, the EU’s Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) voted in favor of the legislation, called the Copyright Directive. Although most of the directive simply updates technical language for copyright law in the age of … Continue reading →

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Labour Live Is Merely Pining for the Fjords

There’s a “Labour Live” event going on North London right now. It evidently hasn’t been a huge success: LABOUR Live – the troubled Glastonbury-style festival where the party was hoping to recreate the success of their rousing General Election rallies … Continue reading →

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The Amnesty That Refused To Die

Like a dog returning to its own vomit, Republican congressional leaders just can’t stay away from illegal alien amnesty. Evidently because they love creating new Democratic voters, ignoring the rule of law and depressing their base. A leaked draft of … Continue reading →

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Interesting Essay on Anthony Bourdain’s Suicide

I wasn’t going to write any more on Bourdain’s suicide because I haven’t actually read any of his books (just excerpts) or watched his shows (just clips). But this is a pretty interesting essay from one of Bourdain’s fellow ex-heroin … Continue reading →

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Greg Gutfeld on California

Here’s Greg Gutfeld on the current state of the Not So Golden State: “A new study ranks California dead last of all the states for quality of life, making it toxic.”

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Twitter Suspends GayPatriot For Pointing Out Bradley Manning is A Traitor

It seems that noted Tweeter GayPatriot, who has 70,000+ Twitter followers, has been suspended for stating the obvious: That Bradley Manning is a traitor. .@GayPatriot suspended from twitter for calling Chelsea Manning a traitor. In January. An objectively true statement. … Continue reading →

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Random Tweet: Trump Derangement Syndrome Edition

Trump tweet: Just had some hummus. Delicious! Jen Rubin column: Why I no longer love hummus Max Boot column: Why Trump's love of hummus spells disaster for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Krassenstein tweet: Boycott all hummus. RETWEET IF YOU AGREE! — … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for April 20, 2018

Finished my taxes! Now I need to go back and do all the stuff I let slide while I was doing my taxes… The Syrian strike and Russia’s crummy air defense systems: The attack on April 13th went up against … Continue reading →

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