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You have to go back to the 1896 presidential race between William Jennings Bryan and William McKinley to find an historical parallel to the contest in 2016 between the three finalists: Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump. Unfortunately, the great majority of American citizens know virtually nothing about President
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In yet another summer Friday document dump last week more information about Hillary Clinton's secretive email server, and the classified information stored on it, dribbled out to the public. And what did we learn? It now is quite clear that Clinton blatantly lied to the public when she
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If you do an online search for "Donald Trump Catholic problem," you'll see the media has run this story everywhere; post and tweet, rinse and repeat. See, e.g., National Review, July 18: "Donald Trump's Catholic problem"; Forbes, Aug. 23: "Trump
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It's hard to overstate the symbolic power of sitting down. Both then and now. Today, a football player's refusal to stand for the National Anthem has garnered headline upon headline. But 22 years ago, a seated couple made their protest known against one of the world&
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This has been a bad year for conservatives at the ballot box. Washington Republicans and their allies, enabled by chaos in the presidential race, began targeting down-ballot conservatives for defeat. They were highly successful. Concurrently, the last vestiges of the old tea party movement finally divided between pro-Trump populists and
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Take some useless subjects. They will come in handy. Along with taking STEM or other utilitarian courses designed to pave the way to lucrative jobs, as worthy as this goal is, undergraduates owe it to themselves to waste some time taking utterly useless courses.
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State Rep. Randy Hunt was casually flippant — but with an intentionally serious undertone — when he imagined the day when constituents would call him complaining that they "can't find any heroin anymore." Given the still-raging opioid crisis in the Commonwealth, that call will take time arriving as
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Have you noticed that Hillary Clinton wants to talk about the economy about as much as she wants to talk about Monica Lewinsky or Benghazi? Here's why: The economy is lousy. Feeble. Barack Obama's own numbers prove it. We got revised GDP numbers from the Commerce
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