"Are you willing to talk to the FBI?"
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
August 27, 2015
The Power Line Show, Episode 25: Eliana Johnson and the State of the Race
(John Hinderaker) Today John, Paul and Steve got together for Episode 25 of the Power Line show, along with Eliana Johnson, Washington Editor for the National Review. We kicked around the latest news and Washington gossip about the presidential race on both sides of the aisle. The remainder of the podcast was spent talking about the Vester Flanagan murders and related topics. Such as, the political misuse of mass murder; the futility
Source: Power Line
Inside the Beltway: Vexed voters go off on Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush
American voters are hard to please. Or maybe they're just annoyed, or have early onset election fatigue. Consider that 1,653 likely U.S. voters were asked by Quinnipiac University to describe Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton and Republican hopefuls Donald Trump and Jeb Bush in the single word of their choice ...
Senate Judiciary Chair Questions Hillary State Department's 'Unusual Arrangement'
'Secretary Clinton is the only Secretary of State to have served every single day of her tenure without a permanent IG'
Via: The Daily Caller
Report: John Boehner Shocks at Fundraiser by What He Calls Ted Cruz: "I About Fell on the Floor'
"I don't think it's terribly Speaker-like"
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Vine ❤️ Music
Vine, the six-second looping video app from Twitter, has today announced a significant feature update that brings more attention to the audio in users' videos. Starting tomorrow (Friday), Vine users will have more control over their vines with the ability to add music to their content. While it was previously possible to add music to vines by using a separate device to play the music,… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
More Boxing the Pox on Vox
(Steven Hayward) Vox's historical illiteracy is not their only embarrassment this week. Philosopher Brian Leiter, who runs one of the most widely-read academic blogs (Leiter Reports), tells the story of how Vox solicited an article from Torbjorn Tannsjo, a well-regarded philosopher at Stockholm University, about the concept known as the "repugnant conclusion," which is a recondite approach to thinking about population issues. (If you're really curious, see this, but otherwise never mind.)
Source: Power Line
Donald Trump vs. Ted Cruz: How one anti-establishment candidate soared above the other
Ted Cruz spent more than two years using his seat in the Senate to fight the Republican establishment on behalf of conservative principles, often enduring the scorn of his own party's brass.
Donald Trump, the billionaire businessman and reality TV star who hasn't spent a second in public office, just ...
Why Was Obama's Response to the WDBJ Shooting So Low Key? We Asked Communication Experts for Their Thoughts
"It is incumbent on him to carve out time."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
A Battle Royale Of Digital Assistants: The Big 5
Facebook is the latest tech titan to try and bring a consumer-focused digital assistant to the largely uninterested populace. M is a largely text-based hybrid assistant that can rely on human knowledge when need be to help answer queries that are a little bit more complicated and may require a human touch. Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook now all have their own digital assistants… Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
Video Captures Moment Black Transgender Lives Matter Activists Disrupt Hillary Clinton Campaign Stop
"Senator Clinton! It is a state of emergency!"
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Brands Without Wax
The ancient Romans had a word to describe the most precious artistic works of the time: sincere. A technique made popular at the time involved inserting wax into a sculpture's cracks as it aged to preserve its life. From a distance, a work treated in this regard was remarkably indistinguishable from its original. Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
Jeb Bush Lands Eric Cantor Endorsement and Mockery from Donald Trump
The billionaire front-runner can't resist trolling Bush and the former House majority leader.
Source: Bloomberg.com news
Bloated U.S. voter rolls could lead to lawsuits
America's voter rolls are so bloated that dozens of counties have more people registered than there are adults living there, according to two new studies released Thursday that the authors said could lead to lawsuits forcing states to clean things up.
True the Vote, a Texas group that works for ...
Meet The Boston Bomber Juror Who Is Having Second Thoughts
'If I had known that, I probably -- I probably would change my vote'
Via: The Daily Caller
Bobby Jindal Had a Simple Request for Obama's Speech in New Orleans — the President Ignored It
"I would ask you to respect this important time of remembrance by…"
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Glenn Beck Now Wants to Raise $10 Million for Victims of Religious Persecution in the Middle East
"I hoped that we would never come to a time like this"
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
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