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"The genius of capitalism is it's the only system that doesn't rely on anyone's benevolence." —Frank Fleming
An image is worth a thousand words — especially to evoke a desired emotional response.
The BIG Lie: "Iran has never threatened to attack Israel, but has vowed to retaliate if it is attacked." —Nasser Karimi
The chief justice takes issue with the assertion that the judiciary has been politicized.
"I wish Chief Justice Roberts were right. I wish there were not a politicization of the judiciary. But it's not just politicians." —Trey Gowdy
The senator continues toking his socialist pipe dream, demanding the retail giant raise its minimum wage.
"In less than five years even the worst skeptics are going to be believers." —Gov. Jerry Brown
"The least initial deviation from the truth is multiplied later a thousandfold." —Aristotle
"Almost every single person I've ever heard of with an AR-15 has been a mass murderer." —Newsweek's Nina Burleig
"Avenatti probably won't be President. Good news is he still has an excellent chance of becoming DNC Co-Chair." —Stephen Miller
CNN filed suit, and a judge restored Acosta's revoked press pass earlier today.
Bay Area voters pass Proposition C, the largest tax hike in the city's history.
Braying Jackass: "If Stacey Abrams doesn't win in Georgia, they stole it." —Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH)
A rising star in virtual-reality tech was ousted from Facebook because he supported the "wrong" guy.
"Think how demeaning our politics has become in terms of how we talk about one another." —Joe "Put Y'all Back in Chains" Biden
"You can disapprove of what the president says every day, or that day, and still support his broader agenda." —Dan Crenshaw
Alpha Jackass: "And prayer — you think leaving it to God is the answer?" —CNN's Chris Cuomo
Obama's unconstitutional "Dreamers" order will now head to the Supreme Court.
Non Compos Mentis: "What I saw was a battery, not by Jim Acosta, but by the young White House aide." —Sunny Hostin
"There are no reports of Republicans rioting or burning down cities or pillaging and plundering [Tuesday] night." —Todd Starnes