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09.17.13 | 11:52 am
Spreadin’ The Fun

The Senate Conservatives Fund is planning to start doing in the House what it has already done in the Senate: knock out insufficiently conservative Republican incumbents — but without re-creating the disasters that were Todd Akin and Christine O’Donnell.

09.17.13 | 11:18 am
“Cleanse the Nation of the Half-Muslim, Anti-White, Socialist Fraud”

Frustrated birther leader calls for Egypt-like popular insurrection/coup against Obama because the courts won’t remove him and the Republicans are in the tank.

09.17.13 | 10:29 am
Ouch

Brazilian President cancels state visit to US over Snowden revelations.

09.17.13 | 9:22 am
Derp

Republicans still very down on ‘Obamacare’ but significantly more supportive of the so-called ‘Affordable Care Act.’

09.17.13 | 9:05 am
What Would You Pay?

The detritus from the government’s case against Jesse Jackson, Jr., is now being auctioned off. Quite a haul.

09.17.13 | 8:09 am
Gonna Be Quite a Campaign

Steve Lonegan, Cory Booker’s Tea Party opponent for senate, is accusing Booker of owning a “crack house.”

09.17.13 | 8:00 am
Wasn’t Me

Thomas Hoshko, head of the contracting firm that hired Aaron Alexis and who I profiled below, says the Navy never told him about Alexis’ police record or mental health issues.

09.17.13 | 5:48 am
The Final Blow?

It’s come to this. Wall Street Journal editorial page tells Obamacare Defunders Cult, ‘Guys, it’s over. Time to give it up.’

09.17.13 | 5:21 am
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous (Contractors)

Meet Thomas E Hoshko. He’s the CEO of The Experts, a infotech and telecom contractor which hired mass shooter Aaron Alexis, which the firm was working as a subcontractor for HP Enterprise Services, in turn a subsidiary of Hewlett-Packard Co. Alexis appears to have been hired by The Experts ‘Federal Solutions DivisionRead More

09.17.13 | 4:34 am
Because Why Not?

The Senate Conservatives Fund, the outfit founded by ex-Senator Jim DeMint which is turning the Senate GOP upside by funding insurgent Tea Partiers basically everywhere, is taking its game to the House.