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Clinton: The Idea That Lynch Was Compromised Is ‘Outrageous And Insulting’
By Robert Donachie
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The Most Dangerous Thing You Can Do in Public Life? Associate With Hillary
Three lawyers for Hillary Clinton must be wondering what so many others have found out the hard way over the years: Associating with the Clintons is hazardous. A judge in Maryland ordered hacks there Monday to investigate something they've already said they don't want to get
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Immigration Weapon Is Key To Winning Against North Korea
Contrary to what you often hear, there's a relatively easy solution available to the North Korean nuclear missile problem. It just requires some flexibility from the Trump administration and Washington Republicans when it comes to their resistance to immigration.
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Want Real Change in Massachusetts? Focus on the Legislature
It's been a surprisingly busy end to a sleepy political summer, giving many grassroots Republican political activists much to think about. Various candidates, such as Geoff Diehl and Beth Lindstrom, have announced for U.S. Senate, and businessman John Kingston is 99% in as well. Congresswoman Nikki Tsongas
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Will GOP Claims Of Voter Fraud in New Hampshire Be Dashed By The College Factor?
Thursday's release of a report requested by Republican New Hampshire House Speaker Shawn Jasper exploring whether voter fraud may have occurred during the 2016 election did not address one key factor — the same-day registrations of college students hailing from various parts of the country. Jasper, who last month
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Trump Announces Nomination for U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts
By Andy Metzger STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — The senior litigation counsel in the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney's Office has been nominated for the top federal prosecutor job in the state, the White House announced late Friday.
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This Summer, Progressive Culture Has Trumped Conservative Politics
"Arguments can always be found to turn desire into policy." ― Barbara W. Tuchman, The Guns of August
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REPORT: 5,000-Plus Out-of-State Voters May Have Tilted New Hampshire Against Trump, Ayotte in 2016
Voter data released following a request by Republican New Hampshire House Speaker Shawn Jasper alleges that more than 5,000 out-of-state voters crashed the Granite State on Election Day last November, where Democrat Hillary Clinton topped Republican Donald Trump by a little more than 2,700 votes while Republican Kelly
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