Judge Nap on 'Political Justice' at DOJ: They Prosecuted Roger Clemens, But Not James Clapper

Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano said James Clapper may have lied to Congress about leaking information to the media, but he has a history of escaping prosecution for perjury.

Clapper, the former director of national intelligence, said in a March 12 CNN interview that he had no contact with anyone from the media until after he left the government.

The House Intelligence Committee, however, found in a heavily redacted report that Clapper provided "inconsistent testimony" to Congress when he denied discussing the infamous anti-Trump dossier or any other intelligence related to the Russia investigation with journalists.

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Conservative student's parting shot at college's anti-gun policies goes viral: 'Come and take it'

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A conservative woman who recently graduated from Kent State University has received threats after she took aim at her school’s anti-gun policies in a photo shoot where she carried an AR-10 and wore a cap that said, “Come and take it.”

Kaitlin Bennett, a 22-year-old Second Amendment supporter from Zanesville, Ohio and founder of Liberty Hangout at Kent State, a student media outlet that promotes libertarian values, posed in front of the Kent Student Center for the tweet that has gone viral.  

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NBC cancels 'extremely liberal' drama 'Rise' amid backlash for mocking Christianity with far-left talking points

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NBC has canceled “Rise” after critics accused the show of being anti-Christian and going out of its way to squeeze in liberal talking points.

The Media Research Center, which has tracked the “extremely liberal high school drama” for bias against Christians, posted an article celebrating its demise. "Rise," which starred Rosie Perez and Josh Radnor, was about a drama teacher who polarizes the town with his passion for musicals – specifically the provocative “Spring Awakening.”

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Two Colleagues Contradict Brennan's Denial of Reliance on Dossier

 

Former CIA Director John Brennan’s insistence that the salacious and unverified Steele dossier was not part of the official Intelligence Community Assessment on Russian interference in the 2016 election is being contradicted by two top former officials.

Recently retired National Security Agency Director Michael Rogers stated in a classified letter to Congress that the Clinton campaign-funded memos did factor into the ICA. And James Clapper, Director of National Intelligence under President Obama, conceded in a recent CNN interview that the assessment was based on “some of the substantive content of the dossier.” Without elaborating, he maintained that “we were able to corroborate” certain allegations.

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Experts Believe They May Finally Know What Happened To Malaysian Airlines Flight 370

 

Experts investigating the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370, which "vanished" into thin air in 2014 while en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, China, now say they believe the 53-year-old pilot committed suicide, taking the plane on a bizarre journey which ended with a crash in the Indian Ocean.

According to NDTV, investigators now think the plane's captain, Capt. Zaharie Ahmad Shah, depressurized the plane within minutes of takeoff, grabbing an oxygen mask for himself while his crew members and passengers passed out and then slowly suffocated.

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Gun Confiscation?

North Carolina Teachers to Ditch Students and Protest for Pay Raise — 6.2% Pay Increase Is Just Not Enough

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 NC MARCH OF TEACHERS – THE 4 MYTHS OF EDUCATION FU... 

Hundreds of North Carolina public school teachers are going to skip work tomorrow to go protest at the state capital in Raleigh.

The teachers are calling their event The March for Students and Rally for Respect event. 

Teachers in North Carolina want a big raise. 

They believe a a 6.2% pay raise next year is not enough.  And a 19% pay raise in five years is unsatisfactory.

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He hasn’t changed a lick in 47 years.

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Kerry And His Mystical Khmer Dau (Rouge)  I've been asked a number of times about John Kerry’s unauthorized actions with Iran compared to Ted Kennedy’s unauthorized actions with the Kremlin. Kerry, this spring 2018, sought to undermine President Trump’s policies, whereas Kennedy, spring 1983, sought to undermine President Reagan’s policies.

Many people — including the president of the United States — want to know if Kerry’s actions constitute a violation of the Logan Act. It’s a question I’m frequently asked about Kennedy. The short answer, in both cases, is that I’m not the source to provide the answer. Congress is. The Democratic Congress in the 1980s didn’t hesitate to launch criminal proceedings against President Ronald Reagan and his staff (many of them fine men of great integrity) in a militant pursuit for impeachment over “Iran-Contra.” Liberal Democrats did so while turning a blind eye as their leader — House Speaker Jim Wright — buddied up to Sandinista dictator Daniel Ortega in his own negotiations.

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