Morning Briefing: This One Statistic DESTROYS John Kasich's Presidential Campaign - The number of people who voted against legal marijuana in Ohio in 2015 exceeded the number of people who voted for John Kasich in Ohio in 2014.

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Morning Briefing: This One Statistic DESTROYS John Kasich's Presidential Campaign - The number of people who voted against legal marijuana in Ohio in 2015 exceeded the number of people who voted for John Kasich in Ohio in 2014. This One Statistic DESTROYS John Kasich's Presidential Campaign The chief argument for Kasich is that (1) Ohio is crucially important – no Republican has ever won the White House without winning it, and indeed only two Democrats (John F. Kennedy in 1960 and FDR in his fourth run in 1944) have won without Ohio since 1892; (2) Kasich is uniquely popular in Ohio, and his spectacular electoral success there suggests a formula that translates nationally, or at least throughout the crucial states of the Midwest. Read More

What do Undecided Voters in the SEC Primary Think? I want to invite you guys to watch something tonight from 7pm ET to 9pm ET. I have put together a panel of undecided voters in Georgia. The SEC Primary takes place on March 1st. Georgia and Texas have the most delegates at stake that day. With Cruz in Texas, Georgia is getting a lot of candidate focus. Cruz has built up a massive organization in the state, but there are still a lot of undecided voters. Read More

Surprise! American Muslims Are "Not Interested" In Rooting Out Extremism After each and every one of the outrages Islamic radicals carry out on an innocent and unsuspecting host population there is always a call for the Muslim community to help stamp out the alleged "perversion" of Islam that gives moral justification to young men and young women to go out and kill themselves for no greater purpose than racking up a body count of innocent bystanders. Read More Sponsored

3 Reasons Abortion Barbie Wendy Davis Shouldn't Feel Bad About Herself Abortion Barbie Wendy Davis has had an attack of conscience. Not about standing up for late term abortion; that part she is proud of. No, she is "haunted" – HAUNTED, I say, for having supported open carry in Texas when she ran for governor. This is, apparently, not a joke, or at least that is what Politico Magazine would have you to believe. Whether that makes it more or less of a joke, I leave it to you to decide. Read More

Hillary Clinton Calls Benghazi Families Liars (VIDEO) One of the enduring mysteries of the Benghazi tragedy is why anyone ever took seriously Hillary Clinton's blaming some obscure maker of a YouTube video for the attack. That mystery, however, is dwarfed by the way the media try to pretend that Hillary's denials of that happening are anything other than bald-faced (that bald-face would be pasty white, wrinkled, and bewhiskered). In testimony elicited by the Benghazi Committee and in released emails, it has become apparent that no one ever thought the video was to blame and Clinton has, herself, attempted to claim that she never blamed the video. Read More

Sponsored Millenials Are At it Again... And It Just Gets More Ridiculous Students at Lebanon Valley College outside of Philadelphia are suddenly feigning offense at the name of a campus building. Lynch Memorial Hall, the offending building, was named after Clyde Lynch, who was president of the college from 1932 to 1950. Read More

Barack Obama, Polarizer-in-Chief Nothing brings a nation together like crisis. In the days after 9/11, President Bush saw his approval ratings go up into the 90s. After the Timothy McVeigh attacks in Oklahoma City, Clinton got a precipitous bump in the polls. George H.W. Bush's approval rating skyrocketed when we went to war in Iraq to liberate Kuwait. Read More

Emails Reveal Hillary Clinton Overslept for a High Priority Benghazi Briefing - at 10am Back in 2008, when Hillary Clinton made her first attempt at coronation, she ran an ad touting here experience. We don't know what that overwhelming experience was. When she ran for the Democrat nomination for president her experience was limited to land speculation, a brief foray into commodities trading, sleeping with Bill Clinton, a somnolent two-year stint at US Senator and a lifetime of grifting. Read More

The Unspoken Tragedy of San Bernardino More and more details are coming out of about the pair of terrorists who committed an atrocity in San Bernardino, California. American lives were lost at the hands of a pair of radical Islamists who, as it turns out, had been planning their attack for a while, and had other attacks planned before. However, as much sadness and tragedy that has surrounded this event, there is one monumental tragedy that still remains largely under-reported: The six month old little girl the pair left behind, who is now the subject of family court proceedings in California. Read More Sponsored

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