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MEDICAL IDS: ENEMY OF PRIVACY, LIBERTY, AND HEALTH

In a free society, the government should never endanger privacy or liberty for efficiency

Trump Mocks Pathetic Impeachment Protests: “Almost nobody showed up”

President Trump mocked Democrats Sunday over poor turnouts to protests that were organised by the left wing radical group MoveOn.org under the banner of ‘#ImpeachTrump: Act to Defend Democracy’.

Farrel’s Sunday Sermon 6/17/19

A weekly Look At God, Country and Common Sense.

Good things CAN happen if you work at it

Something you don’t see every day — a story about an advance in good government in Arkansas.

SHOCK as Trump signs executive order that will end most regulations and oversight on genetically engineered food

GMOs and their related chemical pesticides have long been pushed heavily by establishment Republicans.

Littwin: Now that Sullivan recall bid has failed, does state GOP know enough to be embarrassed?

For those who wonder why Republicans keep losing in Colorado, we give you the latest GOP fail, in which Kristi Burton Brown, vice-chair of the state Republican Party, officially ended her doomed-from-the-start recall effort against Rep. Tom Sullivan.

Man who transitioned into a woman, then into a diaper-wearing baby to “correct my life,” proves that transgenders need HELP, not affirmation

True love means saying or doing what’s best for another person, even if it offends him.

THE WAR CRIMES THAT DON’T GET PUNISHED

Until those at the top who continue to lie and manipulate us into war for their own gain face justice, the real criminals will continue to go free

All white people are being removed from history as revisionists rewrite science

Medicine and technology to eliminate pioneers based on the color of their skin

Farrel’s Sunday Sermon 6-9-19

A weekly look at God , Country and Common sense.

The Indy 500: The message behind Denver’s mixed election results

After Denver voters on Tuesday elected Mayor Michael Hancock to a third term but ousted three council members – two of them Hancock allies – from office, the obvious question was: What gives?

Precisely who they had in mind

Beware people who think themselves experts on gun control.

Stop Dismissing Concerns About the Risks of New Homes in Wildfire Zones

In the past 20 months, California has seen seven of the largest fires in state history and lost more than 22,000 homes to wildfires.

Goodbye Middle Class: The Percentage Of Wealth Owned By The Top 10% Just Got Even BIGGER

The middle class in America is being systematically eviscerated, and it is getting worse with each passing year.

Corporations are now in charge of American values, you will be assimilated

The globalist corporations including the Big Techs now own us.

Israel Continues Its Interference in the Syrian Crisis

Syria, Israel, Netanyahu

‘HEY TRUMP: REMEMBER WIKILEAKS?’

Assange deserves our gratitude, not a lifetime in prison

Did The Government Just Test The Internet Kill Switch?

“‘I felt a great disturbance in the farce, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.”

Tariff threat against Mexico would affect Oklahomans

If and when President Trump carries out his threat to increase tariffs on goods imported from Mexico, it’s likely every consumer in Oklahoma and across the nation will feel the impact.

Farrel’s Sunday Sermon 6-2-19

A weekly look at God, Country and Common Sense.

MH17: Where is the evidence Russia is responsible

The Malaysian government wants strong evidence to show that Russia is responsible for the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 tragedy in 2014, says Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

Guest Post: A DACA librarian is not a threat to America

I’ve always loved libraries. When my parents first brought me to Denver from southern Mexico when I was nine years old, the city’s libraries were welcoming and familiar places where I felt like I belonged.

Littwin: Bennet does well in his town hall, but how much good will it do him?

If you missed it, Michael Bennet did well in his CNN town hall with Dana Bash Thursday night. The question now is whether doing well will translate into doing much good for his campaign. And there, as the line goes, is the rub.

Wiretap: The national stories you should be reading

Donald Trump, who now apparently believes that tariffs are the answer to any problem, has stepped into it by threatening Mexico with tariffs if it can’t stop Central American asylum seekers and others from heading to the border with the United States.

A look at how things have changed

The first election I remember was a true conundrum for people in Arkansas. The year was 1960. The two candidates for President of the United States were John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon.

San Diego School Districts Should Consider Building Teacher Housing

One way to retain teachers and help them cope with soaring rents is by encouraging local school districts to build affordable housing projects exclusively for teachers.

San Diego’s Climate Goals Require More Investment in Energy Storage

Last year, California raised the stakes in the fight against climate change, instituting a goal of reaching 100 percent carbon-free electricity by 2045, with at least 60 percent of that power coming from renewable sources such as wind and solar.

Is the US/UK TRYING TO KILL “GRAVELY ILL” JULIAN ASSANGE

Former Congressman Ron Paul asked if the United States and the United Kingdom are trying to kill the political prisoner.

“UNNEEDED UNSAFE FRACKED GAS PIPELINE” – NATIONAL GRID CUSTOMER’S LETTER TO EDITOR

The Indy 500: Giellis, Hancock, privilege and the N-word

For those for whom the runoff battle for Denver’s next mayor has become a proxy discussion of race, power and privilege, a short exchange during Tuesday night’s debate stood out.

WHY CHINA’S RARE EARTH THREAT NOT A BIG DEAL

Japanese stockpile can yield material for centuries

New Developments in Fire Hazard Areas Are Safer Than Ever

We read with great interest the commentary by Bay Area scientist Tiffany Yap with the Tucson-based Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group whose lawsuits and appeals have delayed many worthy housing projects and deepened California’s housing crisis.

The indictment of Assange is a blueprint for making journalists into felons

The Trump administration is aggressively and explicitly seeking to obliterate the last reliable buffer protecting journalism in the United States from being criminalized

Guest Post: Who fought for teacher pay during the 2019 session?

If you think back to April of 2018, you may remember a sea of red-shirt-clad teachers, armed with creative signage and megaphones, storming the state Capitol to demand an increase in their salaries. They lobbied lawmakers, sat in the hallways, and sang “We’re Not Gonna Take It” under the Golden Dome.

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