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Historic National Moment

Hillary Supporters Wax Eloquently ... and then their nether regions Christopher Bowes

Tree rat evades justuce

CURSES!

Alton Sterling Crap

EXPOSED: The 911 Call Before Alton Sterling's Death That Black Lice Blather Don’t Want Heard The 37-year-old sex offender killed in Baton Rouge may have been hailed a hero by the Black Lives Matter movement for being shot by a cop, but details from a 911 call placed just before the incident revealed a very different side of the story.

War on Cops

Heather Mac Donald Talks About Her Essential Book: The War on Cops (Rush)

Three humerous turds

Blame Tom Mann For These                                   I know

Ginny Ginsburg see the light

The Left's Smirking Troll Sees the Light and shudders Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg believes "everything" will be up for grabs if Donald Trump is elected president and has the opportunity to appoint several justices to the high Court. "I don't want to think about that possibility, but if it should be, then everything is up for grabs," Ginsburg said of the presumptive Republican nominee succeeding in his bid for the White House in an interview published Friday by The Associated Press. The 83-year-old justice, who belongs to the court's liberal wing, said it's "likely that the next president, whoever she will be, will have a few appointments to make." Ginsburg is the oldest of the eight justices currently on the bench, while two of her colleagues – Anthony Kennedy and Stephen Breyer – are closing in on 80. [Full] Automaton Justice Ginsburg, the erstwhile ACLU crusader who was appointed by Bill (or maybe Hillary) after her husband made a few million dollar contribution to some Clinton "project."  Replacing dead justices will not be fix enough.  The entire liberal court culture must be righted before that can happen. PS. Trump released a list in May of 11 conservative judges that he would likely nominate to the Supreme Court if elected president. The list was praised by conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation, but drew outrage from Hillary Clinton's campaign.