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Tuesday night marked the end of the first cycle of Republican debates in the 2012 presidential election cycle, and I can tell you without reservation that nothing could make me happier. Don't get me wrong. I love debates. I am just so tired of watching this group of candidates kick around...
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A computer virus has infected the cockpits of America’s Predator and Reaper drones, logging pilots’ every keystroke as they remotely fly missions over Afghanistan and other warzones.
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The American college student arrested, detained, charged, and convicted of raping/ murdering her roommate in Italy has had her day in court on appeal and has been acquitted by a judge-jury panel. She will be released "immediately" but will be forced to repay 22,000 Euros for the cost of the investigation. Rumors...
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American-born Al Qaeda terror leader Anwar al-Awlaki was killed in a drone strike Friday about 80 miles outside Sanaa. The New Mexico native was placed on the "Kill or Capture" list by President Obama back in April of 2010.
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David Gregory of Meet the Press interviewed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Sunday and the end result was a rather revealing conversation that told me a few things about both Gregory and Netanyahu. First, would someone care to remind Gregory that he's not talking to a Congressman from Wyoming? Politics aside, show...
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British Prime Minister David Cameron made an appearance on This Week with Christiane Amanpour Sunday and addressed a host of foreign affairs issues relevant to both the US and our oldest ally. Among them, was the much in jeopardy status of a mutual ally - Israel. Reacting to the latest strategic moves...
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I think on the whole, Rick Perry’s performance would best be characterized as a night of ups and downs. He seemed to kill every great moment with – not a bad moment – but a moment that left you wanting something more. There was no greater example of this than when he...
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Ron Paul’s night was a resounding success simply because he managed to avoid having a batshit crazy moment. He was given every opportunity to have one and still emerged without the typical Ron Paul moment.
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In such a big field, if there’s a winner to be named, it has to be Rick Santorum. He probably “ties” Mitt Romney in terms of actual grading, but considering Santorum’s the one that needs to pull up the “GPA”, he accomplished the most by far. Like I said the last time,...
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Unlike Perry, Romney came flying out of the gate very strong on his jobs plan reminding the audience he has a 59 point plan that he probably would have recited if there would have been time. He hammered Perry early with the interview/book contrast to his current position on Social Security, telling him...
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