Mike Pompeo, fighting the good fight, naysayers be danged
As if President Donald Trump doesn't face enough heat for his tough talk on foreign nations -- now comes Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Jimmy Carter, wrong on Donald Trump once again
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Barack Obama, you said it -- 'like, facts are really useful'
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George Washington University snowflakes rise up against 'Colonials' mascot
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