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The Gospel according to Cohen
By: Vic Eldred
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We the People
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33 Comments
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7 years ago
As a famous radical once said "elections have consequences" and yesterday we got to see the start of what many of us knew would happen when the democrats took control of the House in January....
It's who they are
By: Vic Eldred
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We the People
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58 Comments
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7 years ago
Let history record, for future generations, that on Monday Feb 25, 2019, Senate democrats blocked "the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act". That was a humane law that would have protected...
Tales Of The Old Neighborhood/ Part 1
By: Vic Eldred
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We the People
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1 Comments
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7 years ago
Long ago in the city of Somerville, in the western part of the city, in the shadow of Tufts University, settled a family of Italian immigrants. Moving in from Boston's North End, they were the...
Dershowitz: Student's Libel Case 'Reasonable' Against Wash Post
Via: Vic Eldred
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We the People
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4 Comments
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7 years ago
The high school student seeking $250 million from The Washington Post has a "reasonable case" for libel, attorney Alan Dershowitz said. Dershowitz appeared on Hill.TV's "Rising" and...
Senate reignites blue slip war over Trump court picks
Via: Vic Eldred
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We the People
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9 Comments
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7 years ago
The Senate is set to escalate a long simmering fight over President Trump 's judicial nominees. Republicans are poised to confirm a pick for the influential circuit courts next week without...
Trump will sign border security bill, declare national emergency, White House says
Via: Vic Eldred
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We the People
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128 Comments
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7 years ago
The Senate on Thursday afternoon approved a border security package to avert another government shutdown, as the White House said President Trump is preparing to take the extraordinary step...
Dems hope to draw blood from potential Trump SCOTUS pick
Via: Vic Eldred
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We the People
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59 Comments
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7 years ago
When the conservative lawyer Neomi Rao appears before the Senate Judiciary Committee this week, she’ll be interviewing for a job on the country’s second most powerful court. But both her...
