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Ron Paul Can Win in 2012
If Ron Paul can somehow win the presidential nomination of the Republican Party, he will have an excellent chance of beating Barack Obama in November...
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Foreclosure sales slow, but remain very high
Sales of homes in some stage of foreclosure declined in the first three months of the year, but they still accounted for 28 percent of...
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Eighth Grader Executed for Scaring a Cop
Between March 2006 and November 2010, Officer Daniel Alvarado of San Antonio’s Northside Independent School District Police was suspended four times. Four times he was...
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Senators introduce resolution to support use of force in Libya
Senators John F. Kerry (D-Mass.), John S. McCain (R-Ariz.) and five other senators have formally introduced a resolution that would support “the limited use of...
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Was Dominique Strauss-Kahn Trying to Torpedo the Dollar?
It’s all about perception management. The media is trying to dig up as much dirt as they can on Dominique Strauss-Kahn so they can hang...
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Congress to vote on extending Patriot Act
A measure to extend surveillance provisions of the Patriot Act is expected to pass despite many concerns from Democrats and “tea party” Republicans about privacy...
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Limited Kinetic Action: Gates Denies US ‘At War’ With Libya
From AntiWar.com Speaking today on 60 Minutes, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates denied that the US was actually “at war” with Libya, saying he prefers...
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Texas Lawmakers Pass Noodling Bill
DALLAS—A bill that would allow Texans to catch catfish with their bare hands is headed to Gov. Rick Perry’s desk for signature after the state...
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Liberty Voice Podcast with Daniel D’Amico
Episode #28 Featured Guest Daniel D’Amico Hosted By: Jason Rink and John Bush Today we enjoy a stimulating conversation with Daniel D’Amico about the Prison...
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Willie Nelson endorses Gary Johnson
Long-haired country crooner Willie Nelson and his Teapot Party have endorsed Republican presidential candidate Gary Johnson. Johnson, the first presidential candidate the group has endorsed,...
