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Hillary may not be laughing much longer. The FBI has sent a letter to Congress stating that new emails have surfaced and they are investigating new leads. Hillary Clinton’s email controversy has bubbled up once again as FBI Director James Comey told lawmakers the bureau is reviewing new emails related to her personal server. Comey has come out and said he will detail more facts. Even Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein commented on the FBI’s shocking Friday afternoon announcement that they are reopening the investigation into Hilary Clinton’s email server because new evidence has come to light would not do so unless it was compelling.
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Last week, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., penned an op-ed for The Washington Post equating loose rhetoric by a political opponent with legitimate concerns expressed by many about inadequate safeguards in our electoral system.
The op-ed is a classic sleight of hand, reducing a discussion about a topic as serious
Lachlan Markay is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon.
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Doug Band spelled out his efforts to secure foundation donations from consulting clients
The overlap between Hillary Clinton’s State Department, her family’s foundation, and a consulting firm run by members of her inner circle has reaped a windfall for all involved, steering tens of millions of dollars to the Clinton family and generating lucrative contracts for a consulting practice run by a close confidante, an internal memo reveals.
The 2011 memo, authored by Clinton confidante Doug Band, reveals for the first time the precise financial flows between the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation,
Senate approves Argall’s efforts to crack down on welfare fraud
HARRISBURG – By a vote of 29 – 18, the Senate of Pennsylvania approved a measure authored by Senator David G. Argall (R-Schuylkill/Berks) to increase the number of investigators tasked with finding welfare waste, fraud, abuse and misuse.
Under Argall’s amendment, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) would hire at least 50 percent additional staff with a single purpose: investigate fraud, waste, misconduct and abuse claims from the Department of Human Services and Department of Health.
“For every dollar spent on welfare investigative and collective activities in the OIG, the state realizes an estimated benefit of $12,” Argall said. “This program would pay for itself again and again. More
Immigration has been a primary focus in this year’s Presidential race between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump. Never before have the two major party candidates offered a clearer and starker contrast on the issue. While a majority of the attention is on the top of the ticket, the down ballot races are critically important. In the Senate, control of the chamber is up for grabs and immigration has been a central campaign issue in many of the closest contests. The same is true for several competitive House races, even though Republicans are widely expected to keep control but with a smaller margin.
While FAIR does not endorse candidates, we think it is critical that voters know the immigration positions for
Some of the mysterious Hillary Clinton transcripts of speeches given to Goldman Sachs were released by Wikileaks in another document dump on Saturday, October 15. In the speeches, Mrs. Clinton admits that the current political system is designed to protect party establishments, she suggests reworking Senate rules to undercut opposition to Democrats, and states that incumbents tend to not have “the full interests of the people,” among other revelations.
At a private paid speech, Goldman Sachs CEO Llyod Blankfein asked now-Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton if the American political system should be entirely scrapped and replaced with a parliamentary system.
“But just a general question to start you off on the domestic
Argall applauds Senate passage of bill to protect patients and providers
HARRISBURG – Legislation that will provide much-needed protection for patients and health care providers was unanimously approved by the Senate, according to Senator David G. Argall (R-Schuylkill/Berks).
“This measure will put safeguards in place for medical providers,” Argall said. “More importantly, patients and their doctors won’t have to worry past a reasonable time period that insurers could retroactively deny reimbursement.”
Currently, insurance companies may retroactively deny reimbursement to health care providers at any time and unilaterally reduce future payments to recover the denied amount. The bill would limit insurers’ ability to retroactively deny reimbursements to two years.
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Planned Parenthood was founded on Oct. 16, 1916, by population control advocate Margaret Sanger. (Photo: Everett Collection/Newscom)
Planned Parenthood is about to celebrate its 100th birthday.
It’s an odd, and frankly grotesque, commemoration for an organization that isresponsible itself for ensuring over 7 million babies will never have the opportunity to celebrate even one birthday.
Planned Parenthood was founded on Oct. 16, 1916, by population control advocate Margaret Sanger. Though the organization’s mission statement today refers to “the fundamental right of each individual” to “manage his or her fertility,” Sanger was more honest
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