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"content": "Three members of Congress still in office who were among the 13 House managers during the impeachment of former President Bill Clinton said they plan to use their experience to protect President Donald Trump, the Washington Examiner reports. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin, who gave the opening statement on the House floor in 1998 during the hearing, said Democrats were “wasting the taxpayers’ time.” Ohio Rep. Steve Chabot, member of the House Judiciary Committee for 23 years, released a blog post arguing Democrats are not following appropriate procedures, writing they had “decided to throw out 200 years of precedent on impeachment.” And South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham suggested House Republicans focus on the legitimacy of the impeachment inquiry itself, saying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi does not have the power to launch an impeachment inquiry “by herself” without a full House vote.",
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"content": "In one of the strongest legal steps the Trump administration has taken against the illegal immigration surge, the Department of Homeland Security announced Wednesday that they were introducing a new regulation that will replace the court-mandated Flores Settlement. This settlement, which came down in 1997, opened the door for the catch-and-release policies that illegal aliens have been taking advantage of ever since. A tree that has sprouted more than a million rotten leaves, the Flores decree forces the federal government to remove migrant children from detention facilities within 20 days.<br /><br />Under Trump’s new policy (which is certain to be challenged in court by Democrats and immigration activists), migrant families will be detained together until an immigration judge can approve or reject their case for staying in the country.<br /><br />",
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"content": "President Donald Trump on Wednesday lashed out at Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and the news media about the state of the economy, tweeting, “So far [Powell] has called it wrong, and only let us down,” The Hill reports. The president claimed Powell has held back the U.S. economy and made it more difficult to compete with other countries, likening the central bank’s leader to a “golfer who can’t putt.” Trump nominated Powell for the Fed in 2017, but has criticized him over his handling of interest rates, which the president has repeatedly pushed to be lowered. Trump insists the U.S. economic outlook remains strong and on Wednesday again accused the press of attempting to push a narrative of a recession.",
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"content": "Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs), commonly referred to as \"red flag laws,\" have been at the forefront of the gun control debate. The idea is simple: if a person is deemed mentally unstable, and a risk to themselves or others, he or she can be stripped of their firearms. Typically, family members, doctors and law enforcement have the power to petition a judge to deem the gun owner mentally unfit to own a firearm, at least for the time being. Some states, like Florida, have already implemented these laws. While they sound great on paper, they have a number of practicality issues. The biggest one is the lack of due process.<br /><br />Just last week, a man in Florida had his firearms confiscated simply because he had the same name as a criminal. That's right. A man was stripped of his Second Amendment right...because the police failed to differentiate a law-abiding citizen with a thug. <br /><br />According to Ammoland, Jonathan Carpenter received a certified letter from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services saying his concealed handgun permit had been suspended for \"acts of domestic violence or acts of repeat violations.\"<br /><br />Carpenter was forced to go to the Osceola County clerk's office to have a form filled out stating he wasn't the person law enforcement was looking for. At that point, the clerk instructed Carpenter to speak with the sheriff's office.<br /><br />From Ammoland:<br /><br />The Sheriff’s office supplied Carpenter with a copy of the injunction. In the statement, the plaintiff stated that she rented a room out to a “Jonathan Edward Carpenter” and his girlfriend. She alleged that this Carpenter was a drug dealer who broke her furniture and sold her belongings without her permission. He had a gun, and she feared for her life. She was not sure if the firearm was legal or not.<br /><br />Carpenter had never met the woman in question and never lived at the address listed in the restraining order. Moreover, other than being white, he looked nothing like the man the terrorized the woman.<br /><br />The man in question is 5'8. Carpenter is 5'11. The alleged drug dealer is 110lbs. Carpenter is over 200. The man has black hair. Carpenter is completely bald. Last but not least, the man in question is covered in tattoos, and Carpenter only has a few.<br /><br />Even though it was evident they had the wrong man, Carpenter was forced to hand over his firearms. There was no hearing or any kind of court proceeding. <br /><br />“The last thing on my mind was me having to turn over my gun,” Carpenter told AmmoLand. “I was upset when the Sheriff told me that I need to surrender my gun before any due process.”<br /><br />Here's where things get even more ridiculous.<br /><br />Carpenter's firearms had to remain in police custody until the plaintiff can say, in court, that he's not the man that she filed a complaint against. He'd then have to petition the court to get his firearms back...and he would have to bear the cost. Carpenter will get his day in court later this month. <br /><br />What's happening to this man is the exact instance Second Amendment supporters have worried about. This very instant is what we've talked about, time and time again. What if Carpenter needed to defend himself between now and his court date? He couldn't, because the government failed him. He's having to prove himself innocent in a country where everyone is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.<br /><br />",
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"content": "Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs), commonly referred to as \"red flag laws,\" have been at the forefront of the gun control debate. The idea is simple: if a person is deemed mentally unstable, and a risk to themselves or others, he or she can be stripped of their firearms. Typically, family members, doctors and law enforcement have the power to petition a judge to deem the gun owner mentally unfit to own a firearm, at least for the time being. Some states, like Florida, have already implemented these laws. While they sound great on paper, they have a number of practicality issues. The biggest one is the lack of due process.\n\nJust last week, a man in Florida had his firearms confiscated simply because he had the same name as a criminal. That's right. A man was stripped of his Second Amendment right...because the police failed to differentiate a law-abiding citizen with a thug. \n\nAccording to Ammoland, Jonathan Carpenter received a certified letter from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services saying his concealed handgun permit had been suspended for \"acts of domestic violence or acts of repeat violations.\"\n\nCarpenter was forced to go to the Osceola County clerk's office to have a form filled out stating he wasn't the person law enforcement was looking for. At that point, the clerk instructed Carpenter to speak with the sheriff's office.\n\nFrom Ammoland:\n\nThe Sheriff’s office supplied Carpenter with a copy of the injunction. In the statement, the plaintiff stated that she rented a room out to a “Jonathan Edward Carpenter” and his girlfriend. She alleged that this Carpenter was a drug dealer who broke her furniture and sold her belongings without her permission. He had a gun, and she feared for her life. She was not sure if the firearm was legal or not.\n\nCarpenter had never met the woman in question and never lived at the address listed in the restraining order. Moreover, other than being white, he looked nothing like the man the terrorized the woman.\n\nThe man in question is 5'8. Carpenter is 5'11. The alleged drug dealer is 110lbs. Carpenter is over 200. The man has black hair. Carpenter is completely bald. Last but not least, the man in question is covered in tattoos, and Carpenter only has a few.\n\nEven though it was evident they had the wrong man, Carpenter was forced to hand over his firearms. There was no hearing or any kind of court proceeding. \n\n“The last thing on my mind was me having to turn over my gun,” Carpenter told AmmoLand. “I was upset when the Sheriff told me that I need to surrender my gun before any due process.”\n\nHere's where things get even more ridiculous.\n\nCarpenter's firearms had to remain in police custody until the plaintiff can say, in court, that he's not the man that she filed a complaint against. He'd then have to petition the court to get his firearms back...and he would have to bear the cost. Carpenter will get his day in court later this month. \n\nWhat's happening to this man is the exact instance Second Amendment supporters have worried about. This very instant is what we've talked about, time and time again. What if Carpenter needed to defend himself between now and his court date? He couldn't, because the government failed him. He's having to prove himself innocent in a country where everyone is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.\n\n",
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"content": " Federal Government via the Dodd Frank Act, allows \"Too Big To Fail\" banks and financial institutions to seize your Deposits and bail out themselves. This means your cash becomes their assets, and your deposit loses its FDIC insurance. <br /><br />You are defenseless against this law. Therefore protecting your assets outside of banks now, is crucial for your hard earned money to be immune from any form of confiscation. ",
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