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Full Frontal Stupid
Rep. Louis Gohmert (R-TX) goes full-tilt Islamophobic and splays out his monumental bigotry and stupidity for all to see in front of Attorney General Eric Holder and C-SPAN.
 The attorney general made statements that what I said was not true, when actually, uh, the reverse is what happened. [...] He’s [...]
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Don’t Go There
David Brooks tut-tuts the scandals.
It’s hard to tell now if the I.R.S. scandal is political thuggery or obliviousness. It would be one thing if the scandal is just a group of tax people targeting the most antitax groups in the country. That’s just normal, run-of-the-mill partisan antipathy.
It would be [...]
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Strong Opinions
It must have been fun doing this research.
Men who are strong are more likely to take a right-wing stance, while weaker men support the welfare state, researchers claim
Their study discovered a link between a man’s upper-body strength and their political views.
Scientists from Aarhus University in Denmark collected data [...]
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Baby You’re A Rich Man
If Mike Godwin had a dime for every time someone on Fox News invoked his law, he’d be a very rich man.
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Will Shane Larkin be a 1st-round pick? Depends which ESPN analyst you ask
Is Shane Larkin a first-round pick? Depends on who you ask. Fran Fraschilla, the former St. John’s and New Mexico coach now working as an ESPN analyst, said on Wednesday that Larkin is “an early second rounder.”Shane Larkin But ESPN draft analyst Chad Ford is more bullish on the 5-foot-11 [...]
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Phoenix PD Return Man’s Confiscated Phone After Failing to Obtain Access to Video
Number of comments: 10A week after Phoenix police turned Raymond Rodden’s life upside down because he photographed a federal building, they returned his iPhone, iPad and Macintosh computer, which they had been holding as “evidence” – even though his only crime was that he had walked into a public alleyway, a bogus [...]
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Short Takes
Russia sends advanced missiles to Syria.
Seven people still missing after tornado in Texas.
Danny Werfel named acting chief of IRS.
Crime dropped in Florida by 6.5% in 2012.
Oh, crap — Venezuela running out of toilet paper.
David Beckham retires from the game.
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Dolphins sign fullback Rupert Bryan
BRYAN WILL COMPETE WITH LANE AND LIAINA
The Dolphins on Thursday signed undrafted free agent fullback Rupert Bryan and released wide receiver Taylor Stockemer.
Bryan, who is 6-2, 250 pounds, played offensive line for Florida International University. He will compete with veteran Jorvorskie Lane and undrafted free agent Ina Liaina [...]
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This time, it's personnel
While Western Kentucky's Bobby Petrino all but dropped a blizzard of scholarship offers from a helicopter over Southern Broward, FIU got to work putting in face time and offers around the state.
Tampa Alonso running back Ish Witter, 5-8, 190, has and FIU offer, but 10 others also including Louisville and Missouri.
FIU's also [...]
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Song of the Day #1,771: ‘Back to Black’ – Beyoncé & Andre 3000
Number of comments: 3
The most buzzed-about contribution to The Great Gatsby soundtrack is a cover of Amy Winehouse’s ‘Back to Black’ by Beyoncé and Outkast’s Andre 3000. I guess you can’t have Jay-Z produce your movie’s soundtrack and not hear from his lovely wife. The cover generated some controversy when Winehouse’s father (who [...]
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