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Bracing for the Nunes memo, groundhog sees shadow, Politifact's hilarious goof, and more.
Fact: "Not everyone who happens to live in America wants it to be great." —Daniel Greenfield
DOJ and Democrats seek to discredit the memo before the American people see what abuses it alleges.
Belly laugh of the week: "What a great prank! Somebody put glue on half of the seats at State of the Union Address!" —Pat Sajak
Trump delivers for his supporters, Demos want to repeal tax cuts, oil output hits high, and more.
Rep. Kennedy ignored the impressive progress of Trump's first year and paints America's immediate future as dark.
Border wall prototypes are virtually impassable, Hillary buries some news, Gitmo to stay open, and more.
"Democrats certainly did themselves no favors by refusing to applaud job growth and higher wages." —Jonah Goldberg
Democrats and two Republicans join forces with China and North Korea, thus failing to protect unborn children.
Campus Reform took to the campus of NYU to ask their opinions on President Trump's State of the Union.
Ginsburg to skip SOTU, Democrats defeat 20-week abortion ban, Grammy ratings hit low, and more.
"Mr. Trump and the GOP Congress have made growth a priority, and that's where they need to keep their focus." —WSJ
"This is how you lose a country — when the Department of Justice becomes 'just us.'" —Rep. Louie Gohmert on FBI bias
Pelosi on "racist" immigration reform, the alt-SOTU, "feminist" Grammys, Facebook humor, and more.
Joe Manchin: "If people like me can't win from red states, you'll be in the minority the rest of your life."
A hidden picture of Obama meeting Nation of Islam's Louis Farrakhan in 2005 comes to light.
His anti-Trump impeachment campaign, while popular with the base, only pushes the party farther to the extremes.
Trump in Davos, GDP slows a bit pre-tax reform, misleading gun stats, NFL redemption effort, and more.
Border wall negotiations, infrastructure coming, more tax reform bonuses, and more.
Stossel on the shutdown: "The real disaster is paying $4 trillion a year ... and getting such poor service in return."
