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Obama Issues “Executive Order” No Spoilers on House of Cards
POTUS has spoken. The president’s Twitter account has playfully executive ordered that people not spoil season two of the Netflix series House of Cards.
Daily Archives: Fri, Feb 14th, 2014
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Bill Maher Slams Ted Cruz and Rand Paul By Labeling Them The Insane Clown Posse
Bill Maher was on CNN today, and when asked who he would like to see run for president in 2016, he slammed Ted Cruz and Rand Paul by labeling them the insane clown posse.
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Bill Maher’s ‘Flip A District’ Should Focus On Getting Rid Of GOP Rep. Duncan Hunter
Back in late January, Bill Maher announced that he was going to use his show to affect this year’s mid-term elections and do a little activism of his own. We’d like to see Duncan Hunter go.
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Obama Speaks The Truth, ‘When Democrats are unified, the country is better off.’
President Obama delivered a dose of truth when he addressed House Democrats today. The president told Nancy Pelosi and company, “when you guys are unified, you guys stick together, this country is better off.”
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Bobby Jindal Goes Palin, Accuses Obama of Waging War Against Civil Rights
Gov. Bobby Jindal went Palin as he kicked off his 2016 presidential hopes by accusing Obama of waging a “war against the faith that motivated the Civil Rights struggle.”
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Democrats On Verge Of Flipping Florida’s 13th District As Alex Sink Up 7 Points
In a poll released on Thursday by the Tampa Bay Times, Democrat Alex Sink holds a 7-point lead over Republican David Jolly in Florida’s 13th District Special Election.
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Kansas Republicans Violate The Constitution By Passing Anti-Gay Segregation Law
The Kansas House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed a piece of legislation crafted to legalize anti-gay segregation under the guise of “religious liberty”
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Republican Says Rich People Should Get More Votes Than Everyone Else
Venture capitalist Tom Perkins thinks only taxpayers should get to vote, and rich people should get more votes than everyone else.
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Virginia’s Same-Sex Marriage Ban Ruled Unconstitutional by Federal Judge
Judge Arenda Wright Allen demolished every Republican argument, ruling that “the right to marry is inseparable from our rights to privacy and intimate association.”
