Sunday, June 21, 2015
WND BREAKING SCOTUS PROB? 06/21/2015
Something's fishy at Supreme Court with marriage case |
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Is the fix in?
The average citizen -- including most journalists -- wouldn't have caught this. But some eagle-eyed attorneys reviewing the filings, date stamps and other minutiae associated with the pending same-sex marriage decision have uncovered something suspicious they're calling a "troubling turn" ... |
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GRASSTOPS USA 06/21/2015
| ""Success doesn't 'happen.' It is organized, preempted, captured, by consecrated common sense." ~ F.E. Willard |
| You Almost Feel Sorry For Him--Naaaah |
 John
Kerry's Sexual Harassment Problem Posted On America's Conservative News When it rains, it pours and Secretary of State John Kerry is getting hit with both barrels ... Read The Full Story |
WND BREAKING 06/21/2015
Pentagon admits: New ISIS mega-threat no bluff |
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The Democrats have gone to great lengths to skewer former President Bush
for invading Iraq on the claim Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass
destruction and would use them.
What will they do now that Obama's Pentagon has been forced to admit ISIS mass murderers have acquired this fearsome WMD while Obama did nothing? |
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FREEDOMWORKS 06/21/2015
King v. Burwell Could Free Millions from Government Mandates- by Logan Albright
With the King v. Burwell decision expected to drop in only a couple of weeks, many in the media are whipping themselves into a frenzy over the consequences of vanishing subsidies. Depending on who you believe, between 6 and 7 million people could be affected if the Supreme Court rules that words mean what they mean, and Republicans have proposed several plans to bridge these people gently away from ObamaCare.
But there is another side to a ruling in favor of King that is largely being ignored. In addition to eliminating insurance subsidies from the IRS, the ruling would also clarify that the individual mandate that demands individuals purchase health insurance would no longer apply to the 34 states that declined to set up their own insurance exchanges. Read more
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