Author: Freedom Watch

Fox News August 28, 2017 Protesters from the poles of the U.S. political spectrum converged on another American city Sunday as violence erupted when left-wing protesters surrounded and attacked at least five right-wing demonstrators in Berkeley. The group of more than 100 hooded protesters, with shields emblazoned with the words “no hate” and waving a flag identifying themselves as anarchists, busted through police lines, avoiding security checks by officers to take away possible weapons. Continue Reading…..

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By Ned Ryun, opinion contributor TheHill August 28, 2017 Over the past few months, we have finally entered the fully realized historical revisionism promised in George Orwell’s “1984,” in which the motto, “Who controls the present controls the past. Who controls the past controls the future,” was central to shaping the book’s dystopian world. In the book, history was continually being rewritten and re-promulgated to meet the political necessities of the moment. There was no history to be remembered, let alone lessons to be learned. For all the talk of Trumpian bluster or exaggeration, there is only one group…

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How Will the Supreme Court Respond to the Arpaio Pardon? By Garrett Epps The Atlantic August 27, 2017 In the wake of President Trump’s pardon of Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, reporters are likely to hear words as harsh as “disturbed” and “concerned” floated by anonymous leaders of the president’s party on Capitol Hill. There will be few if any leaks from the Supreme Court. But one must wonder what messages the justices are getting from Trump’s extraordinary pardon. Though its major import is Trump’s official endorsement of racist discrimination in law enforcement, a flagrant contempt for judges and…

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3 headlines the White House hopes you’ll miss as Hurricane Harvey hits By Jeremy Diamond CNN August 26, 2017 As the strongest hurricane to make landfall in the US in more than a decade took aim at Texas, President Donald Trump’s White House engaged in an age-old Washington tradition: the Friday news dump. Transgender individuals? Banned from joining the military. Convicted Sheriff Joe Arpaio? Officially pardoned. Controversial White House adviser Sebastian Gorka? Out of a white House job. Continue Reading…..

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Opinion | A Pardon for Arpaio Would Put Trump in Uncharted Territory By Martin H. Redish New York Times August 26, 2017 CHICAGO — Note: Friday night, after this Op-Ed was published, it was announced that President Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio. At his rally in Phoenix on Tuesday, President Trump strongly implied that he would pardon Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz., who was found guilty in July of criminal contempt for defying a judge’s order against prolonging traffic patrols targeting immigrants. This is not idle presidential chatter: On Thursday morning, CNN reported that the…

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Larry Klayman says Hillary’s new book will finish her off as a political force By Larry Klayman WND August 25, 2017 Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the most dishonest criminally minded political hack of all? Well, my beloved readers, there are many to choose from among the collection of Washington, D.C., swamp creatures, but they have been overshadowed of late by the increasingly silly debate over Civil War history and statues. Just this week, the leftist president of my once-proud alma mater, Duke University, Vincent Price — however goulish, he is not to be confused with…

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What to Know Ahead of Trump’s Rally in Arizona By Jess Bidgood New York Times August 22, 2017 Large protests are expected near President Trump’s rally in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday night, his first such event since he drew wide condemnation for his comments on the violence in Charlottesville, Va., this month. The rally, scheduled for 7 p.m. local time at the Phoenix Convention Center, is Mr. Trump’s first visit as president to Arizona, where he made fiery remarks on a signature issue — immigration — during his election campaign last year. Continue Reading…..

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