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Sarah Silverman admits she "fell in love with" Trump voters. Amazing what happens when elitists step outside their bubble.
"We don't need a liberal person in there, a Democrat," the president said. So it's a binary choice.
Meanwhile, Bill de Blasio says "I don't think you can rework history" and that Bill Clinton "would have to resign" nowadays.
Former NFL star Herschel Walker gets it right: "I absolutely think the protests are so upsetting, and I blame the commissioner."
George Soros headed the secretive leftist event aimed at fundraising and game planning.
Mistrial declared in the Menendez corruption trial. Will DOJ seek a second trial?
Al Franken recently urged Republicans "to not force vulnerable women who have been wronged into the dark and into forced arbitration." Hypocrite.
Trump now has an opportunity to rein in the rogue bureaucracy by appointing a director of his choosing.
We know it's shocking to hear, but the socialist "paradise" can no longer pay the bills.
Rep. Alan Lowenthal on Republicans: "We're going to kill them in the next election." Aren't Democrats supposedly examplars of civility?
Wendy Davis claims "women are uniquely vulnerable to and disproportionately the victims of gun violence." The facts reveal otherwise.
The GOP floats the idea of ending ObamaCare's mandate in order to comply with Senate rules.
FBI hate crime data shows little change in the number of crimes, but significant changes in race of offenders.
"The kind of gun being carried [by Stephen Willeford] he shouldn't be carrying," says Joe Biden. Memo to Joe: His AR-15 saved many lives.
The timing of the Roy Moore allegations has Dick Morris smelling a rat.
No joke — Hillary Clinton takes credit for Tuesday's Democrat wins.
Some continuity between the House and Senate plans, but rumblings of discontent from several Republicans.
"Syria signs climate pact, vowing to never emit toxic pollutants anywhere except on its own people." —@hale_razor
Commentator Bill Whittle argues, "It's not like we don't know how." Just stop the media frenzy.
The Tax Policy Center has an anti-GOP ax to grind, thus it was garbage in, garbage out.
