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• Sorry Dems. Data: 'No recession,' strong economy, minorities thriving September 15, 2019
  As the Democratic Party continues to stoke fears of a recession under the Trump administration, new data shows “there’s no recession” and that the middle class is shrinking due to Americans moving up financially – with an inordinate amount of minorities reaping the benefits of the booming economy.
• Cruz: Trump caving to Dem's gun control could cost election September 14, 2019
  Sen. Ted Cruz (D-Texas) sent a stern warning to President Donald Trump that caving into the Democrats’ call for more gun control measures in the wake of mass shootings could very well keep Republicans home in the 2020 election and cost him the presidency.
• Taking a PC eraser to an anti-America tragedy September 13, 2019
  Wednesday was the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks in New York City, Washington, DC, and Pennsylvania. Some in the media chose to inject politics – or more accurately, political correctness – into the remembrance.
• Fireworks fly as ex-ICE head takes on open-borders Dems September 13, 2019
  Former acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement director Tom Homan has described Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the "head clown" leading a "circus" hearing of House Democrats.
• Newspaper's newest dig at SBC: Too much church autonomy September 13, 2019
  The Houston Chronicle newspaper is not done with the Southern Baptist denomination, this time linking church autonomy to sexual abuse.
• Follow-up to 'Place Called Heaven' answers kids' questions September 13, 2019
  A new book aims to help children with their most frequently asked questions about Heaven. 
• Debate #3: Biden survives Castro's age attack, beats top rivalss September 13, 2019
  Joe Biden was reportedly the big winner during the third Democratic presidential debate Thursday night. He not only warded off Julian Castro's vicious attack on his allegedly failing memory, but stood his ground during attacks from top rivals Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over "Medicare for All."
• Canada's elections literally life-and-death issue September 13, 2019
  Canadians have another reason to pay attention to the upcoming federal election: making it easier to kill yourself with the government’s blessing.
• Staver: Forcing a needle is not constitutional September 13, 2019
  California is already ground zero in the ongoing fight over vaccines, and now an attorney says there are both pro-life and constitutional issues at stake, too. 
• Sick idea finds way to get sicker September 12, 2019
  The sick, twisted drag queen story hour has landed a new opponent after picking a new, vulnerable target.  
• Dems duke it out with longtime ICE leader September 12, 2019
  An immigration watchdog is praising a former border enforcement official for taking on Democratic lawmakers over the U.S.-Mexico border.
• Trump-hating Times calls out Trump-hating CNN September 12, 2019
  CNN has once again been caught publishing a story with no basis in fact meant to make President Donald Trump look bad.
• Vows to stop 'fracking' a shallow promise to Left September 12, 2019
  Anyone keeping up with the Democratic Party knows the presidential contenders claim to embrace windmills and solar power, and say they despise fossil fuels and so-called “fracking.”
• No 'Ms. Monopoly' for my kids, says mom September 12, 2019
  An economist with The Heritage Foundation says the publisher of the bestselling board game in history is sending the wrong message to girls by giving them a "head start" over boys.
• Docs cheered for standing up for 'trans' children September 12, 2019
  Several medical associations are urging the U.S. surgeon general, Dr. Jerome Adams, to issue a warning over transgender surgeries for children.
• Bomberger: 'Big tech' acting un-American by blocking truth September 12, 2019
  The latest censorship by online platforms has resulted in a call to action for the public to get involved.
• Hey guv – student health centers can't do what you want September 12, 2019
  The California governor's plan to make abortion drugs available at all public colleges and universities has hit a major snag: the state's Department of Finance is saying publicly that it won't work.
• Hezbollah's arsenal formidable, compliments of Iran September 12, 2019
  Iran's proxy, Hezbollah, could be the first terror group in the world to attain precision-guided missiles. While terrorists in Lebanon remain commonplace, Israel will continue to be forced to take action against a growing threat.