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Justice Kagan’s Ineligibility to Rule on ObamaCare

April 9, 2012 By Arnold Ahlert 111 Comments

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Legislation’s fate in the hands of a woman who should have recused herself.

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Obama Brings the Gitmolympics Home – by Michelle Malkin

December 17, 2009 By Michelle Malkin 4 Comments

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The War on Terror meets the Chicago Way.

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