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Thanks to Barack Obamas failures utter failures by pulling everybody out of iraq, thinking that conflicts end just because we leave. So the responsibility for it lies with president barack obama and his failed policies. Directly responsible directly responsible because he pulled everybody out of iraq and i predicted at the time that isis would go unchecked and there would be attacks on the United States of america. Its a matter of record. So he is directly responsible. Donald Trumps Campaign manager Corey Lewandowski tweeted a link from none other than the Washington Post with the unambiguous ...

System wide weaknesses in electronic recordkeeping. The report was critical of former secretary of state Colin Powells email practices, but the audit said mrs. Clinton did not get approval to conduct business on private email or a private server. Politically yet another problem for the Clinton Administration putting her back on defense just a couple weeks away from the california primary and as we heard just a little while ago, the president of the United States really deflecting when asked about the email controversy and trying not to weigh in on it. Back to you. All right. Thank you. Now, Hi...

The republican nomination, it was an easy call for me. Whats a lifelong republican supposed to do . Support the opponent . Some people say they are not supporting either candidate, mitt romney, jeb bush, other big names in your party are on the antitrump train. Well, they still have time to get on the train. Its not moving that fast right now. And, you know, some of these people made pledges in the debates that they would support the nominee, and the one person that hesitated was donald trump, but then he signed the pledge that he would support the nominee, and now two others if they support t...

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The University of Arizona has chosen Craig T. Nelson, an Emmy-Award-winning actor, writer, director and producer, to deliver the university’s commencement address on May 10.