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Whites-Only Scholarship Causes Outrage, Spurs Debate at BU
6 days ago
The Boston University College Republicans’ news whites-only scholarship has sparked national attention, debate, and in some cases outrage.
The group’s president admits his goal in establishing a $250 Caucasian Achievement and Recognition Scholarship was to kick the proverbial hornets’ nest.
Mission accomplished, and then some.
“To tell you the truth, we didn’t see this coming,” Joe Mroszczyk said. “The Drudge Report picked it up yesterday, and today I just finished a round of national interviews.”
“It’s kind of overwhelming.”
Applicants for the group’s award must have a
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AP, IRS and Benghazi Scandals: Will They Torpedo Obama Administration Agenda?
1 week ago
President Barack Obama finds himself dealing with three separate scandals in a confluence of events that could threaten his second-term agenda.
He was already in damage control mode and trying to dismiss GOP criticism of his administration’s handling of September’s deadly Benghazi attacks.
Now, the Internal Revenue Service has been under scrutiny for targeting conservative groups – a surprising admission that Obama vocally criticized.
And meanwhile, a third scandal erupted after the Associated Press revealed that the Justice Department had secretly obtained its phone
More >PETA to Obama: Stop Pardoning Turkeys!
6 months ago
Since the days of George H.W. Bush, Presidents have spared the lives of a couple fortunate turkeys every year around Thanksgiving.
This year, for example, President Obama will pardon two birds named Cobbler and Gobbler.
The West Wing – Bartlet Pardons TurkeyBut PETA is actually against this act, as chairman Ingrid Newkirk addressed the Leader of the Free World today and said:
“It makes light of the mass slaughter of some 46 million gentle, intelligent birds and portrays the United States’ president as being in some sort of business partnership with the turkey-killing
More >Sarah Palin or Julianne Moore: Who Would You Rather …
7 months ago
Julianne Moore won an Emmy for portraying Sarah Palin in HBO’s Game Change.
That did not sit well with the former V.P. candidate’s daughter Bristol Palin. Why?
“I don’t think she’s a good interpreter of my mom. I think my mom is way hotter than that,” she said. “I think she doesn’t have that accent. It’s kind of silly, but my mom’s awesome.”
Sure she is. Do you agree with Bristol (who’s been receiving white powder and death threats in the mail) that Sarah’s hotter than Julianne? Tell us below, who’d you rather …
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Photo Of The Day: Snooki Meets Newt Gingrich
10 months ago
I mean, really: who in this country doesn’t love Snooki? The celebrity mama-to-be posed for this picture with Newt Gingrich and his wife Cally behind the scenes at a taping of the Jay Leno show on Wednesday afternoon.
Is it just me, or does it look like both Snooki and Cally dressed almost the same for the show? See, I always said that Snooks had good taste! She’s an excellent ambassador for the Garden State. And considering the fact that she’s traveling, I’m taking it that she has another two months or so before she gives birth to her first baby. We can’t wait to finally meet him and see
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Ron Paul Wins Maine Caucuses at Party Convention
1 year ago
Ron Paul supporters took control of the Maine Republican Convention and elected a majority slate supporting him to the GOP national convention.
The results gave the Texas congressman a late state victory.
In votes leading to the close of the two-day Maine GOP convention, Paul supporters were elected to 21 of 24 delegate spots from the state to the Republican national convention in Tampa, Fla., giving him a demonstrative win in the state.
Paul, the last challenger to Mitt Romney to remain in the contest, finished a close second behind Romney in Maine’s GOP caucuses in February.
Those
More >John Edwards Refused to Deny Affair on Paper; Rielle Hunter Wanted to Claim Abduction By Aliens
1 year ago
John Edwards denied his affair with Rielle Hunter to the American public but would not do so in a sworn affidavit, while his mistress wanted to claim she was abducted by aliens, according to the latest dispatches from his trial.
Mark Kornblau, who worked as John Edwards’ spokesman and issued a strong denial that succeeded in keeping the Enquirer‘s story about Edwards’ pregnant girlfriend from being picked up by the mainstream media, testified this week.
Kornblau said the story “would be a terrible outcome for Mrs. Edwards. I believed it to be untrue. Thirdly, it would be damaging to the
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