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on October 25, 2016 in World News

Politico, Megyn Kelly Rush Out Fabricated Narrative to Attack Breitbart News

by Matthew Boyle Politico’s Hadas Gold and the Fox News Channel’s Megyn Kelly severely misrepresented a series of events during the Republican primaries in an attempt to attack the Breitbart News Network, Breitbart News can reveal. In a headline out on Monday evening, Gold presented Breitbart News’s cutting edge journalism as somehow “coordination” of activities with a source. “Breitbart coordinated with liberal activist and organizer who disrupted GOP primary campaign events,” the headline read. The article contained a description of how Aaron Black—a progressive organizer who dressed up as Robot Rubio during the GOP primaries—did interviews with Breitbart News about… View Article

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on October 25, 2016 in World News

Tennessee Selects Thomas More Law Center to Represent State in Lawsuit Against Feds to Stop Refugees

by Michael Patrick Leahy The Tennessee General Assembly has selected the Thomas More Law Center to represent the state in its lawsuit against the federal government over the resettlement of refugees in the Volunteer State. The Ann Arbor, Michigan based nonprofit public interest law firm made the announcement in a press statement released on Tuesday. The Thomas More Law Center will represent the state free of charge in the “constitutional challenge to the federal government’s refugee resettlement program as a violation of the Tenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.” Tennessee is one of twelve states that have withdrawn from the… View Article

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on October 24, 2016 in World News

No Consequences From Media Peers for Reporters Caught Colluding With Hillary

Colleagues yawn while star reporters like Thrush and Leibovich cooperate with Clinton campaign By Evan Gahr Decades before social media and email, a remarkable but unsung Bronx housewife named Ruth Goldstock told her grandson, “Never put anything in writing that you wouldn’t want on the front page of The New York Times.” These days, that wise advice applies to private communications by everybody in the entire country except elite journalists and news executives. Elsewhere in America, when emails that the author assumed would never see the light of day became public he suffers some form of consequences—you know, stuff like plummeting… View Article

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