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Convicted felons need to have their dignity preserved, so now they are referred to as ‘Justice-Involved Persons’ or ‘Formerly Incarcerated’.  I mean, you wouldn’t want them to feel bad about themselves.  Convicted felons in San Francisco may have broken the law, but they’ll get to keep their dignity after the city’s Board of Supervisors adopted new, …

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“At a certain point, you’ve made enough money.” -guy who got a $65M book deal then bought a 7-bdrm 7,000 sq-foot Martha’s Vineyard mansion on 29 acres worth $15 million. HT: Razor

In Socialism Monopoly, leftists turn cities into homeless-tented needle-strewn wastelands, while the community organizers buy $15M mansions in Martha’s Vineyard. HT: Razor

Election meddling by Big Tech companies comes into question once again after a long-time Hillary Clinton supporter confirms close ties between tech giant Google and the 2016 runner up. A Twitter war between Clinton and President Trump led to Clinton claiming research showing bias from Google in 2016 was debunked. However, Dr. Robert Epstein — …

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If Trump has the authority to forgive hundreds of millions of dollars in disabled vet’s student debt, what’s to keep him (or the next president) from forgiving trillions in debt?  Where does he get this fiscal power?  President Trump signed a memorandum forgiving disabled veterans’ student debt, while addressing a veterans convention in Louisville, Kentucky. …

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None too soon.  Ada County residents are outraged over a 10% property tax increase.  Moscow residents applaud a 25.5% city property tax increase.  Madness!  BOISE — Property tax reform is a top-line item for Idaho House GOP leaders. “This is absolute madness. There is no reason why we should have a 10 percent increase in …

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U.S.—A troubling new survey released by The Babylon Bee confirmed Wednesday that too many people think Snopes is a real fact-checking website. The survey found that over 60% of people believe Snopes is a real website, while only 25% understand that it’s satire. The remaining minority thinks that Snopes is the name of a gangsta rapper from …

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My OpEd ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News. TANSTAAFL!  I first read Robert Heinlein’s 1966 science-fiction novel “The Moon is a Harsh Mistress” in junior high, giving me my initial introduction to the idea that nothing is “free.” Heinlein popularized the acronym TANSTAAFL: “There Ain’t No Such Thing As A Free Lunch.” The phrase appears …

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Lord knows that we need serious prison reform.  I’m grateful that someone is raising the question.  Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders released his plan for criminal justice reform. He said his plan will end mass incarceration, legalize marijuana, and cut the U.S. prison population in half.

Can you imagine the outrage if a Republican had a sponsored trip paid for by a White Extremist group?  Representatives Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar recently held a press conference to address ties with an anti-Semitic group as well as recent travel restrictions imposed on the two lawmakers. On Monday, the congresswomen discussed Miftah, the …

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Dozens of current and former prosecutors signed a letter in response to Attorney General William Barr’s comments regarding progressive district attorneys. In a letter this weekend, several officials said Barr’s remarks to the Fraternal Order of Police last weekend were “deeply concerning.” This comes after Barr criticized district attorneys who have promised to help the …

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Adam Andrzejewski (founder and CEO of OpenTheBooks.com), said his auditors found that millions of dollars in taxpayer subsidized loans meant for startups went to businesses that cater to the upper class, such as private beach clubs, spas, ‘members only’ golf courses, and yacht clubs. This includes subsidized loans to seven Washington restaurants ranging from $1 …

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