Why is Rifqa Barry in solitary confinement and denied access to “pastoral guidance”?
Ohio Imposes Sharia on an ex-Muslim Girl – by Jamie Glazov
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ABC’s Lone Moderate Voice Slams Obama’s Job Summit
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In October 2008 – during the height of presidential election fervor – ABC contributor Michael S. Malone, a 30-year veteran in journalism, did something few in mainstream media dared to do – he blasted the media at large for blatant pro-Barack Obama coverage.
“The traditional media are playing a very, very dangerous game – with their [...]
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