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on July 19, 2016 in World News
Iraqi forces blow up ISIS suicide truck heading for compound using RPG
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Mother and three daughters stabbed ‘for being inappropriately dressed’
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Obama’s Disturbing Connection To Cop Killer Movement
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Marcus Luttrell Ignores Teleprompter at RNC, Makes Announcement GOP Elite Hate
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Donald Trump’s WWE-Like Entrance to Introduce Melania
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9 Killed, 55 Shot in Chicago — 33 in One Day, Marking Worst Day of Shootings in a Year
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by Joel B. Pollak CNN cut away from speakers who spoke out against illegal immigration at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland on Monday night, turning instead to its daily stable of talking heads, and coming back for a conventional politician’s speech. Mary Ann Mendoza, Sabine Durden, and Jamiel Shaw, who each lost a child through crimes committed by illegal aliens, spoke from the heart about why they supported Donald Trump’s proposal to enforce immigration law and build a border wall. Shaw, who is black, told the tearful audience in Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena “You’d think Obama cared, and black lives… View Article
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Trump ‘Sent From God,’ Says Parent of Son Murdered by Illegal Alien
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by Neil W. McCabe The CEO of the Duck Commander, a West Monroe, Louisiana-based duck call and sporting goods empire, spoke to the delegates of the Republican National Convention as a man of faith and family and put the night’s National Security theme in the perspective of the everyday American. “When you grow up with rednecks, there are some occasional disagreements and sometimes those disagreements turn into fisticuffs,” said Willie Robertson. “But, anytime I was in a bad spot, I always knew my brothers had my back.” Robertson said these situations were on his mind when he decided to endorse Donald J…. View Article
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