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George W. Bush Was Right: Treating Terror Like A Law Enforcement Problem Invites More Terror
It turns out, we really DO have to choose between fighting the terrorists abroad and fighting them at home.
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The Orlando Shooter Did NOT Use an AR-15, but Who Cares? A Narrative is Building.
The media and Democrats have clearly decided that a particular gun model needs to be demonized.
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ISIS STRIKES AGAIN: Man Brutally Murders French Police Commander & Wife, Swears Allegiance To Terror Group
This attack proves something about Florida. And should serve as serious warning.
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Democrats Shout Down Speaker Ryan and Protest Moment of Silence to Demand More Gun Control (VIDEO)
The child-like Democrat stomping of feet just gets worse and more obnoxious.
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The Trump Campaign Revokes the Washington Post's Press Credentials
Trump is REALLY mad that the Washington Post shamed him into giving that money to charity.
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Stop Using the Dead in Orlando to Push Your Agenda
Is anyone's mind actually changed by these sad spectacles?
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"Thoughts and Prayers" are Actually Needed After Terror Strikes
We get it, liberals: you are too cool for prayer. But America isn't.
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HMMM. Why Did The Orlando Shooter Visit Gay Clubs And Use Gay Dating App?
Maybe his motivations were not so clear as previously believed.
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Good News: Federal Appeals Court Throws out $1.8M Ruling Against Chris Kyle's Estate
Good luck with the rest of your life as a scumbag, Jesse Ventura.
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