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White House Knew About IRS Scandal Since April, Didn’t Tell President
Sarah Palin Doubts Climate Change: “Global Warming My Gluteus Maximus”
Tornado rips through Oklahoma, casualties reported at Elementary School
California Teen Rewarded Young Scientist Award For An Invention That Charges A Cellphone In 20 Seconds
Obama To New Black Grads: “We Got No Time For Excuses”
Michelle Bachmann now under investigation by the FBI
President Obama’s Approval Ratings Unchanged Despite Controversies
Internet Radio Host Pete Santilli: Hillary Clinton Needs To Be Shot In The Vagina
Stewart Tears Into Media For 2016 Election Speculation: They Have Attention Span Of A ‘Concussed Goldfish’
Texas EMT Hero Now Behind Bars
Republican Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn from Tennessee made an appearance on MSNBC and was asked why she voted against the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Blackburn explained that she did not like the Senate version of the bill because it diluted funding. She went on to explain that she specifically didn’t like that it was “expanded to include other different groups”.
