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Before I get into the reasons I support Clinton, let me first explain why this election really is so important. On Aug. 8, 1945 — two days after the bombing of Hiroshima — Albert Camus wrote an essay warning future … Continue reading →

The odious Ted Cruz suggested that we need law enforcement to patrol, monitor and secure ‘Muslim neighborhoods’ in America. The President, as ever, was a bit more thoughtful: “As far as the notion of having surveillance of neighborhoods where Muslims … Continue reading →

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You don’t hear it this bluntly from the GOP too often: In a hearing this week about the poisonous water in Flint, Mich., Rep. Buddy Carter (R-Ga.) tried to blame the lead-tainted water on the Obama administration’s Environmental Protection Agency. … Continue reading →

Nice. The Obama administration announced Tuesday that it is dropping its year-old plan to allow companies to search and drill for oil and natural gas in the Atlantic Ocean off of four southeastern states. Department of Interior Sally Jewell said … Continue reading →