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Congratulations to @TwentyER on the greatest avatar of all time. You are the Last Dragon.
RT @RyanLizza: This is dumbest & most frightening take I've read on Rosen matter & I fear it's hardening into the liberal position: http://…
m.motherjones.com — Why did the Justice Department accuse Fox News reporter James Rosen of committing a crime in its application for a warrant to search his email account? The New York Times explains today: Investigators routinely search the e-mails of suspected leakers, but Congress has forbidden search warrants for journalists' work product materials unless the reporter committed a crime.
RT @RyanLizza: Kevin Drum thinks feds "HAD to accuse Rosen of a crime in order to get the warrant approved. It was all pro forma." Read tha…
Kyle Farnsworth has always pitched for the Rays, and Kyle Farnsworth will always pitch for the Rays.
RT @baseballcrank: He's good at hitting RT @uniformcritic That's the 3rd time Joe Mauer has broken up a no hitter in the 9th inning.
Thanks! "@rachelweinerwp: Great @DanFosterNRO story on how Mitch McConnell is winning the regulatory board game bit.ly/16TuGYU"
Agent McConnell | National Review Online
nationalreview.com — Mitch McConnell had a problem. He needed to give President Obama, the man he had publicly vowed to make a one-term president, a nominee for the Legal Services Corporation. By law, the LSC, a Nixon-era 501(c)(3) tasked with providing legal aid to low-income Americans, had to be bipartisan; no more than six of its eleven members could belong to one party.
My piece on Mitch McConnell's quiet assembly of a shadow government has been released from behind the paywall. nationalreview.com/nrd/articles/3…
Agent McConnell | National Review Online
nationalreview.com — Mitch McConnell had a problem. He needed to give President Obama, the man he had publicly vowed to make a one-term president, a nominee for the Legal Services Corporation. By law, the LSC, a Nixon-era 501(c)(3) tasked with providing legal aid to low-income Americans, had to be bipartisan; no more than six of its eleven members could belong to one party.
@JohnEkdahl you're killing it
RT @ellievhall: BREAKING: Boy Scouts of America vote 61% in favor to allow gay youths membership. twitter.com/kenkrogue/stat…
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