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By Jennifer Harper - The Washington Times
Delicious irony, perhaps: the tea party has been reinvigorated and reinvented following revelations that its groups’ nonprofit status had been singled out and investigated by the IRS. Though a critical news media has tried to purge the conservative, liberty-minded grass-roots movement from the public radar, the tea partyers still push back in huge numbers, and on their own terms. Rush Limbaugh now deems the tea party “fearless.”
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From Friday, May 17: Guests include Dan Bongino, Jennifer Harper, Dave Boyer, Stephen Dinan, Doug Ernst, Chris Versace, Jeff Kuhner
President Obama is facing a perfect storm of scandals, cover-ups and criminality that threatens to sweep him from power. This week marks the 40th anniversary of the first Watergate hearings.
By Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times
The chairman of the House oversight committee on Friday subpoenaed the senior diplomat who ran the State Department’s investigation into the Benghazi attack, saying lawmakers deserve to be able to depose him before he testifies publicly.
By Dave Boyer - The Washington Times
While much of Washington was riveted Friday on a Republican-led congressional hearing into abuse of power by the IRS, President Obama traveled to Baltimore to promote a jobs plan and decry lawmakers for “chasing every fleeting issue.”
By Jennifer Harper - The Washington Times
A noisy cultural moment, and a lucrative one: China has embraced Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Witness the fact that 1,000 Chinese Harley lovers recently roared into Qian Dao Lake, Zhejiang Province, decked out in black leather, skull masks and Viking warrior helmets. Or no helmets. The Beijing-style bikers were there to celebrate the 110th birthday of the iconic, all-American brand.
From Thursday, May 16: Guests include Congressman Pete Sessions, Matt Cella, Jennifer Harper, Shaun Waterman, Stephen Dinan, Doug Ernst, Jeff Kuhner, Dave Boyer, Richard Diamond
By Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times
Sen. Marco Rubio’s office circulated a list this month of ways to toughen security in the immigration bill he helped negotiate, including potential amendments to cut down on chain migration, to require newly legal immigrants to show financial self-sufficiency and to build 700 miles of double-tier fencing along the border.
