WIth 66% of GOP primary voters still undecided, it is Stewart 16%, Jackson 7%, and Freitas 6% — with Raiklin at 1% and Misusawa not polled.

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WIth 66% of GOP primary voters still undecided, it is Stewart 16%, Jackson 7%, and Freitas 6% — with Raiklin at 1% and Misusawa not polled.
Violence — or the threat of violence — is something that the political left has mainstreamed and virtually monopolized for decades. It has to stop.
For the moment, sanity has arrived. Whether it lasts rests entirely on whether the extremes can be tamped down by the center.
The prescription for today’s modern social disease? Isn’t more rules and regulation, argues Lingamfelter, but a return to the tried and true:
Trump 2016 Virginia campaign co-chair and talk radio personality John Fredericks comes out in favor of the House GOP workfare compromise on Medicaid.
“Through the gift of faith I have an understanding of the rules of life.”
Eventually people figure it out. That’s why the legacy media is dying.
Adopting the forms of McAuliffe’s $932 million hospital bed tax seems awfully heavy handed in the pursuit of health care expansion.
The final argument of kings was intentionally democratized by the Founders, which is why the right to self-defense is an absolute among a free people.
There’s a big difference between the alt-right and Christianity, and it lies within the question of who made whom: Christianity or the West?