Author Archives: DRenegade

Watters’ World: Microaggressions edition

What offends the folks at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill? Jesse Watters investigates on ‘The O’Reilly Factor’

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Two police officers reportedly shot during Dallas protest

Two police officers were shot in downtown Dallas Thursday night during a protest over the shooting of two black men by officers in Louisiana and Minnesota. KDFW, citing a uniformed officer, reported that the officers were shot. Their condition was … Continue reading

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Jason Chaffetz Digs in on Comey at Start of Capitol Hearing: ‘We Are Mystified and Confused’:

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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) Q/A with FBI Director James Comey

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Rep. Trey Gowdy Questions FBI Director Comey

When are the FBI agents who have integrity going to resign? David DeGerolamo

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Domestic Enemies

I am listening to the Comey hearings on C-SPAN at this time. I already had a low opinion of the “government” in Washington, D.C. but even I am surprised by the overt treason shown by Democrats in these hearings. The … Continue reading

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RIGHT ANGLE: ME-TERNITY LEAVE?

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Marco Rubio makes his mark: Leads GOP Senate push to strip Hillary of security clearance

A high-powered group of senators officially petitioned the State Department Thursday to suspend the security clearances of former Secretary Hillary Clinton and her top aides — a move that could effectively kneecap her preparations for the White House. Sen. Marco … Continue reading

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Chaffetz: If an Average Joe did what Hillary Clinton did, they’d be in handcuffs

Here is a question for people who believe that there are good people in Washington, D.C.: How many FBI agents resigned to protest this finding? Keep on voting for and supporting evil. Or wake up and remember what Liberty costs. … Continue reading

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Philando Castile Shot and Killed by Police

A man identified as Philando Castile, 32, was shot and killed during a traffic stop Wednesday evening in Falcon Heights, Minnesota that could spark yet another round of social unrest throughout the nation. With the events in Ferguson, Baltimore, and … Continue reading

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YouTube Bans Video Critical of Muslim Brotherhood

YouTube has used its “hate speech” policy to remove a video posted by CounterJihad that exposed how the Muslim Brotherhood wages what it calls “Civilization Jihad” in America. CounterJihad posted the three-minute video, entitled “Killing for a Cause: Sharia Law & Civilization … Continue reading

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Destroyed for Lack of Knowledge – Yadkinville, NC

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RIGHT ANGLE LIVE: CROOKED HILLARY WALKS

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Someone Just Made A Massive Bet On Gold: “The Bullion Breakout Is Far From Over”

Global stock market panic following the Brexit vote suggests investors around the world are quickly realizing that the collapse of the entire system is inevitable. Though Brexit may have been the trigger for the latest sell-off, the fall out is merely an indicator … Continue reading

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‘Currency Crash’ Drives British Pound To A 31 Year Low As Deutsche Bank Sinks To The Lowest Level Ever

The fallout from the Brexit vote continues to rock the European financial system.  On Wednesday, the British pound dropped to a fresh 31 year low as confidence in the currency continues to plummet.  At one point it had fallen as … Continue reading

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