Remember when Obama said he’d meet with ANYBODY without preconditions and the Leftists swooned about him talking to Castro? Compare their reaction to NoKo.

Remember when Obama said he’d meet with ANYBODY without preconditions and the Leftists swooned about him talking to Castro? Compare their reaction to NoKo.

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Bootz put his boots on all by himself, then came to ask Mama Buzz for help with his parka. Maybe we should’ve named him Pantz? LOL

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… that anyone would think we actually need a law to protect our First Amendment rights.

Sen. Mike Lee of Utah and 21 Republican co-sponsors have re-introduced The First Amendment Defense Act which went nowhere in 2015.
The legislation would
When he was running for president in the 2016 race, President Donald Trump said he would sign the measure if it passes both the House and Senate.
Religious Freedom and Marriage in Federal Law by Thomas Messner – January 30, 2014
“Legal recognition of same-sex marriage will increase the potential for conflicts with religious freedom. The majority opinion in the recent U.S. Supreme Court case United States v. Windsor intensifies these concerns by characterizing traditional marriage policy as a form of irrational prejudice.”
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Republican Lawmaker: Robert Mueller Is Running Out Of Time
Rep. Francis Rooney said Thursday he believes it could soon be time for special counselor Robert Mueller to bring an end to his Russian probe.
Rep. Adam Schiff conceded Thursday there is still no evidence President Trump or his campaign colluded with Russia to win the election, and made a point of distancing himself from any charges of treason against the president.
Pistol Pete: WHEN MUELLER STARTED THIS WITCH HUNT HE HAD NO INTENTION TO FINISH UNTIL AT LEAST AFTER THE MIDTERMS, HOPING TO FIND ANYTHING TO NAIL TRUMP AND THE REPUBLICANS WITH.
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But I repeat myself.
On Wednesday, Emily Peck published an especially brainless piece in HuffPost entitled, “The Constitution Gives Gun Owners Greater Rights Than Women.”
Her evidence? More men own guns!
Never mind that the Second Amendment itself is absolutely gender-neutral.
Plus, this.

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Color me surprised. Not.

Broward Coward Deputy Scot Peterson has insisted publicly that he believed gunfire was happening outside, not inside the school building.
But internal radio dispatches released by the sheriff’s office Thursday show Peterson saying the gunfire was happening “inside” and that Peterson told his officers to stay “stay at least 500 feet away” from the building.
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The New York Times had to correct their story about how a hypothetical New York couple’s taxes would go up … after it was shown that their taxes would actually go down.
Donald Trump’s tariffs on nations that cheat on trade agreements are exactly what he promised during the campaign.
The Trump Department of Justice will be giving the Operation Fast and Furious documents that the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform failed for years to get the “transparent” Obama’s DOJ to produce.
The House Select Committee on Intelligence has begun investigating former Secretary of State John F. Kerry’s connection to the fake Trump-Russia dossier.

The real reason for gun violence is not a lack of government control, but the fact that our souls and our society are desperately corrupt, sick, and immoral.

Valerie Huber, the acting deputy assistant secretary for population affairs at HHS and longtime advocate of abstinence is now the final arbiter of which groups will receive federal family planning funds.
Oscar Romero and Pope Paul VI will be canonized in 2018.
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If this woman tried to silently and peacefully hold this sign near an abortion clinic in Ontario, she would be arrested.
Last month, Ontario enacted a law that made it an offense, punishable by punitive fines and prison, to
- “attempt to advise or persuade” someone to refrain from having an abortion, or
- to “attempt to inform a person concerning issues related to abortion services”, or
- to “attempt to perform an act of disapproval [of abortion]” in any way,
if the attempt is made within 50m (or up to 150m) of an abortion clinic. ‘Access zones’ can also be created around hospitals and pharmacies by regulation, up to 150m in every direction.
People charged under this law cannot defend themselves by proving that the facts shared about abortion or alternatives to abortion are true or that people were relieved to learn about a pregnancy care center.
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I’ve been more or less asleep for the last six days. Trying to get caught up.

The Mississippi Senate voted 35 to 14 today to ban abortions on babies older than 15 weeks.
The Justice Department is suing California over its ‘sanctuary state’ policy.
“I believe that a large portion of country fears that the answer to our problems might just be God.”
Three now-Catholics who used to be Satanists.
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Bunny gave Mama Buzz a pedicure while Bootz supervised.

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