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Rush Limbaugh, voice of American conservatism, dead at 70

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Savage to Newsmax TV: True History Will See Impeachment as Charade

True history will see the impeachment charade being staged against former President Donald Trump as the greatest political blunder of history, Michael Savage, host of the Michael Savage Show podcast said on Newsmax TV.

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Is Jim Jordan s 4th Congressional District salt of the earth or just a crude gerrymander?

Is Jim Jordan’s 4th Congressional District ‘salt of the earth’ or just a crude gerrymander? Updated Feb 03, 2021; Regarding Ted Diadiun’s Jan. 31 commentary, “Jordan-Acton matchup is out, but the stove is still stoked,” can Mr. Diadiun explain to Plain Dealer readers the difference between a “salt-of-the-earth congressional district,” as he described U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan’s 4th Congressional District in Ohio, and, as others see it, one of the most unapologetically gerrymandered districts in the country? Michael Savage, Medina Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission. Disclaimer

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Wall Street v the internet: inside the 5 February Guardian Weekly

Wall Street v the internet: inside the 5 February Guardian Weekly Will Dean There was grim news from Myanmar on Monday morning when Aung San Suu Kyi and the country’s democratically elected leaders were arrested and replaced by the military. Despite the removal of the junta and the release of Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest a decade ago, the power of the generals never truly diminished – mainly thanks to a constitution they wrote to ensure that fact. Correspondents Rebecca Ratcliffe, Ben Doherty and Hannah Ellis-Petersen try to make sense of this sudden shift back to military rule and what it means for Aung San Suu Kyi – diminished globally due to Myanmar’s treatment of the Rohingya people – but still revered at home.

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When Did CDC Become A Law Making Body?

As I was watching Mark Levin on Sunday night, a very interesting message crept across the bottom of the Fox News crawler. It advised that the CDC has issued a law that required the wearing of face masks on all public forms of transportation. The message also said that CDC would criminally enforce this law. I looked at the CDC website about masks, and by golly, it said they created such law. Now to be sure I hadnât been unconscious for a period of time where the Constitution had been changed, I checked and it was still Sunday, January 31, 2021.

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