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Rep. Nadler's Calls for Impeachment Are Worse Than Pointless

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler confirmed in August that his panel is conducting formal impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. He said that “hopefully by the conclusion of all this… by the end of the year… [we’ll] vote Articles of Impeachment on the House floor.” He and fellow Committee Democrats were on an “impeachment investigation” as they put it.

On Thursday the House Judiciary Committee approved a resolution outlining procedures for moving forward with an impeachment inquiry. The resolution was approved 24-17 in a party line vote...

Spygate_ The Attempted Sabotage of Donald J. Trump

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Summers To Step Down As Harvard President

Harvard Received $9M in Donations from Epstein, Only Giving "Unspent" $180,000 to Victims of Human Trafficking

Harvard University admits it received a whopping $9 Million in contributions from sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has been in hot water over accepting money from Epstein, resulting in the resignation of the Director of MIT’s Media Lab.

We reported earlier this week that MIT staff knew about…

 
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Gotta See it to Believe it: Clinton Reads her Leaked Emails as Part of Venice Art Exhibit

A vision circulating the internet appeared to be a hoax, but in fact actually happened. Artist Kenneth Goldsmith tweeted photographs with the caption, “Hillary Clinton reading her own emails at my exhibition in Venice, Italy.”

Come again? Hillary was reading her emails aloud to the public? It’s true. While on a trip to Venice…

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