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The Not-So-Red Line

Monday, April 29th  Situation in Syria Escalates The situation in Syria became all the more real last week when it was revealed that chemical weapons were used against its own citizens. While the use of chemical weapons was once designated by the Obama administration as the “red line,” the administration has been cautious to respond. Barack Obama says that the administration is currently engaged in an “intelligence assessment” to determine definitely whether or not chemical weapons were, in fact, used. Either way, it is clear that the situation is Syria is only getting worse. But the fact remains that Obama drew

Obama Praises Rush?

Monday, April 29, 2013 "'Rush Limbaugh warned you about this. Second term, baby.' Folks, I'm gonna tell you right now what it means.  It means: Limbaugh warned you.  He warned you. Second term. Look out. No stopping me. He warned you.  It was praise.  The president of the United States praising me for daring to say what actually is. First words out of his mouth." - Rush     Transcripts, Rush 24/7 Audio Now at RushLimbaugh.com: I Was Not Even There, But I Was... Pro Sports in 2013: Media Rejoices Over Tebow Release; Gay NBA Player Comes Out; Geno Smith Pays t

Brief: Remembering a Great Patriot

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East Tennessee State University propane canisters, fertilizers in a student's apartment, pressure cooker in student's car. FBI and ATF investigating

East Tennessee State University building evacuated, 4 charged Published April 28, 2013 By   Rex Barber   -   Assistant News Editor Students at an East Tennessee State University apartment building were evacuated early Sunday morning after a drug investigation led to the discovery of propane canisters, fertilizers and other powders and liquids in a student’s apartment, which prompted a search that turned up a non-active pressure cooker in that student’s car. Four students have been charged with various marijuana-related drug offenses resulting from the original investigation. Federal and local authorities determined there was no threat from explosives, according to a statement from the university. No one was hurt and students were allowed back in their apartments after the search. According to ETSU public safety documents obtained through an open records request, a fire alarm Friday night prompted an officer to check Buccaneer Ridge Building D room B16. The officer, Stacy

Founder's Quote Daily

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