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Graham: Organized crime has a new face in illicit trade

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By Michael Graham Verified
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... National law enforcement and local retail groups want Americans to understand that the problem of illicit trade — counterfeiting, organized retail crime and human trafficking — is bigger and more dangerous than most people realize. How big? Illegal trade is a $2.2 trillion criminal enterprise that crosses every national boundary and reaches every shopper’s laptop. How bad? In Florida, crooks have been stealing entire gas stations.
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Graham: Campus progressives preach tolerance, produce violence

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By Michael Graham Verified
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The one mundane part of the shocking murder of Republican activist Charlie Kirk is that it happened on a college campus. Outside a few gang-dominated neighborhoods in cities like Chicago and L.A., the most common crime scenes in America are the nation’s colleges and universities. If President Donald Trump were going to send the National Guard to defend free speech and confront antisemitic violence, wouldn’t Columbia University and UC Berkeley be at the top of the list?
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Graham: Sorry Big Bird, dumbest waste of tax dollars is (Finally!) about to die

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By Michael Graham Verified
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The Senate just passed its version of the $9 billion rescission bill, bringing the country one step closer to ending the most egregious and indefensible federal spending in the modern era. Public broadcasting. The $500 million that taxpayers are forced to fork over for government radio and TV yearly is such a small slice of the $7 trillion spending total, it’s more like a spending “scrape” than a cut. However, what these federal funds lack in volume, they make up for in stupidity.
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