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Former Nevada Governor Helps Embattled Ranching Families
Since the 1950s, Nevada cattle rancher’s grazing rights have been reduced by more than 50 percent and sheep grazing rights by more than 90 percent. Now former Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons is helping the Tomeras and Filippini families turn their cattle out south of Battle Mountain, as they fight the Bureau of Land Management’s latest…
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Anti-BLM Petitions Given to Nevada Governor
About 70 riders on horseback blocked traffic in Nevada’s capital city’s main highway to deliver petitions against the BLM over grazing reductions on federal land to Governor Brian Sandoval. The rally ended a weeklong, 300-mile trek orchestrated by Elko County Commissioner Grant Gerber that began on Memorial Day. Gerber said the horseback protest, dubbed the…
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Bowe Bergdahl Freed by Captors
An American soldier held captive for nearly five years by terrorists during the Afghanistan war, has been released. The U.S. Special Forces extracted U.S Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, from his captors during a peaceful handover in eastern Afghanistan. In exchange for Bergdahl’s release, five detainees at Guantanamo Bay will be released to Qatar. This will not set…
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Redskins Use Twitter to Beat Back Harry Reid
Oh, oh — the Washington Redskins have launched a Twitter attack on Senator Harry Reid in their effort to keep the team’s name. The Redskins instructed fans to tweet Reid to show their “RedskinsPride” and “tell him what the team means to you.” Reid said last month that Redskins owner Dan Snyder should “do what…
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Your Local School District — America’s Real ‘Food Desert’
First lady Michelle Obama put out a call against a Republican proposal that allows a delay in enforcing her new school lunch standards. “The last thing we can afford to do right now is play politics with our kids’ health,” she complained. “Now is not the time to roll back everything we have worked for.’’…
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Poetic Justice for the Second Amendment
World-renowned author and poet Maya Angelou passed away at the age of 86. Lauded by Progressives as a civil rights champion, an education reformer and supporter of President Barack Obama, there is one thing you may not know about her: Angelou was a gun owner and she used it to defend herself. Interviewed by Time magazine in 2013, Angelou spoke…
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Not in My Mom’s House
My mother would have freaked. Heck, she lost it anytime one of us kids let our dog eat from her plates. A giraffe eating from a plate — while at the table — would have been too much for her. And she’d have beaten the child that allowed it to happen.
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Starving for Information on ‘Food Deserts’
Michelle Obama has made ‘food deserts’ a part of her campaign against childhood obesity, saying that some people may have to take two or three buses or a taxi to get fresh fruit and veggies. The U.S. Department of Agriculture even has a locator for areas deemed ‘food deserts,’ where there is reportedly a low…
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Americans Held while Foreigners Freed
A judge placed a Connecticut girl in the permanent custody of the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families in a legal dispute involving different medical diagnoses by two hospitals in March of this year. Juvenile Court Judge Joseph Johnston issued the ruling in the case of 15-year-old Justina Pelletier of West Hartford whose parents sought…
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Harry Reid’s Attack on Free Speech
Senator Harry Reid plans to force a vote on legislation for a constitutional amendment giving Congress the power to regulate spending levels in federal campaigns. Reid said he’s pushing for the vote to combat what he claim’s an effort by the Koch brothers to “buy” the U.S. Senate this year. “It’s unacceptable that the recent…