Sullivan calls (c)(4)s “gross misuse of tax laws” despite running (c)(4)
New Hampshire Democratic National Committeewoman Kathy Sullivan pounded political organizations registered as 501(c)(4)s in a New Hampshire Union Leader column Tuesday, despite the fact that she runs a political 501(c)(4) she specifically registered to raise money to attack a Republican agenda in 2011. “Unlike candidates and political parties, 501 (c)(4)s are not required to disclose [...]
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These words were once the hallmark of this nation’s elected officials. There were always a couple of dopes trying to lie, cheat, and steal but they were usually run out of town by their peers or by the voters. Unfortunately, the Obama administration has taken distortion of the truth to the highest level in Washington [...]
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Stella Tremblay, the delusional state representative from Auburn who continues to suggest the Boston Marathon bombing is a government conspiracy, has performed at least one important public service. She has spurred New Hampshire Republicans to say “Enough!” and take steps to reclaim the party’s brand from the crazies.
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Benghazi showed the Obama Administration’s true concern and its real agenda regarding the safety of our troops and Americans on foreign soil. As the truth continues to come out in bits and pieces, through no help from the national media, the evidence is very clear. The Rose Garden comments were the beginning of the worst [...]
Cullen: Good advice for Boston from a dad who lost his little girl
“Grieve first, then make decisions – not the other way around,” Jon says. Laws passed in the heat of the moment rarely make good policy. Once the immediate fire is put out, sometimes the best thing policy makers can do is nothing for a while. Grieve first, for a year. Then make decisions.
Opinion: More gun control or status quo with tweaks
The days and months following the Sandy Hook tragedy, Obama, Fernstein and numerous Liberal states all want more laws to further complicate the rights of law-abiding citizens to own and keep firearms. The tragic loss of the children affects every parent and grandparent to their very core. The terrible loss to the families can never [...]
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Sullivan calls (c)(4)s “gross misuse of tax laws” despite running (c)(4)
New Hampshire Democratic National Committeewoman Kathy Sullivan pounded political organizations registered as 501(c)(4)s in a New Hampshire Union Leader column Tuesday, despite the fact that she runs a political 501(c)(4) she specifically registered to raise money to attack a Republican agenda in 2011. “Unlike candidates and political parties, 501 (c)(4)s are not required to disclose [...]
Los Angeles picking mayor after low-drama campaign
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Citizens of Los Angeles are choosing a new mayor. The turnout tally is expected to be very low when polls close at 8 p.m. PDT Tuesday, with only 1 in 4 voters in the nation’s second-largest city expected to cast a ballot. Voters are choosing between two Democrats, City Councilman Eric [...]
Pope expresses solidarity with tornado survivors
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis has expressed his “closeness to the families of all who died in the Oklahoma tornado,” with special concern for “those who lost young children.” The pope posted a Twitter message to the survivors Tuesday, and followed up with a telegram to the archbishop of Oklahoma City, Paul S. Coakley. [...]
ESPN cutting workforce, ‘smartly managing costs’
NEW YORK (AP) — ESPN says that it is cutting its workforce. The sports media giant said in a statement Tuesday: “We are implementing changes across the company to enhance our continued growth while smartly managing costs.” The company would not say how many jobs are being eliminated, but they include unfilled positions. ESPN has [...]
Toby Keith says Okla. hometown is ‘resilient’
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tornadoes are a part of life in Moore, Okla., something country star Toby Keith was reminded of when a deadly, devastating one leveled parts of his hometown on Monday. “It’s happened so many times through my life, I’ve been in so many,” Keith said in a phone interview Tuesday. “During my [...]
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