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April Ryan: Liberal Scumbag of the Week

Claim To Fame: White House correspondent, CNN "political analyst" and Washington, D.C., bureau chief for American Urban Radio Networks

Why She's The Liberal Scumbag of the Week: for playing the victim after White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders' dad Mike Huckabee requested that Ryan's WH press credentials be taken away after she called for the Press Secretary to be fired and her head to be 'lopped off' (a term used to describe terrorists cutting off people's head's and limbs) upon learning via The Mueller Report that Sanders once misspoke to the press during a WH press briefing.

Ryan, a liberal demagogue, partisan hack pretending to be a journalist and notorious race-baiter who has threatened Sarah Sanders before during the #Piegate 'scandal' from 2017 that Ryan herself created and has repeatedly lied on record about comments from President Trump, doubled down on this controversy by questioning Mike Huckabee's faith on Twitter and even claiming that he won't 'get into heaven' for daring to defend his daughter from her violent rhetoric. In other words, Ryan makes the threat, but now she's the 'victim'. What a disgrace.

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Josh Duggar Confesses to Cheating, ‘Porn Addiction': ‘I Have Been the Biggest Hypocrite Ever’

Mediaite.com:

Three months after 19 Kids and Counting reality show star Josh Duggar admitted to sexually molesting several young girls, including his own sisters, he became the first big celebrity name to be outed in the hack of Ashley Madison, a website that helps married people find sex partners.

Duggar, who was forced to resign from his position at the Family Research Council, has released a statement on his family’s website in which he confesses to infidelity, porn addiction and more.

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Read the full statement below:

I have been the biggest hypocrite ever. While espousing faith and family values, I have secretly over the last several years been viewing pornography on the internet and this became a secret addiction and I became unfaithful to my wife.

I am so ashamed of the double life that I have been living and am grieved for the hurt, pain and disgrace my sin has caused my wife and family, and most of all Jesus and all those who profess faith in Him.

I brought hurt and a reproach to my family, close friends and the fans of our show with my actions that happened when I was 14-15 years old, and now I have re-broken their trust.

The last few years, while publicly stating I was fighting against immorality in our country, I was hiding my own personal failings.

As I am learning the hard way, we have the freedom to choose to our actions, but we do not get to choose our consequences. I deeply regret all hurt I have caused so many by being such a bad example.

I humbly ask for your forgiveness. Please pray for my precious wife Anna and our family during this time.

Josh Duggar

Above Josh Duggar’s statement on the website, he parents, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar wrote that their “hearts were broken” when they first heard about their son’s connection to Ashley Madison. “As we continue to place our trust in God we ask for your prayers for Josh, Anna, our grandchildren and our entire family,” they added.

For years, Josh Duggar made public speeches against LGBT Americans, arguing that the gay “lifestyle” is harmful to children and families. His family has endorsed Mike Huckabee for president and following the molestation scandal the candidate stood by Duggar, saying, “Good people make mistakes.” 

What a sick, depraved, despicable and disgraceful man. Not only should his poor wife divorce him immediately and take him for all he's got, but Mike Huckabee needs to come out, admit that he got conned by this fool and disown Josh Duggar asap. The Duggar parents will take plenty of hits for their son being an a-hole, but one bad seed doesn't make them bad parents and hopefully another TV network will eventually pick up their excellent show...minus Josh.

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How Donald Trump Can Win The Debate

CNN.com:

Muhammad Ali once professed that "it is hard to be humble when you are as great as I am." The current fantastic polling results for Trump in the run-up to the first Republican Party debate may make it difficult for him to approach the event with any sense of humility and propriety.

However, if he could find it within himself to demonstrate the high standards of decorum that the audience expects from a "real" presidential candidate, he could leave the stage as he entered -- the definitive front-runner among 17 Republicans vying to be the next president of the United States. 

In fact, Trump said on ABC this weekend that he won't be "throwing punches" and "I'm not looking to attack." But he also accused his rivals of being "all talk, no action."

Trump should not forget that exigence, the audience's expectation for what will be communicated and how it will be communicated, helps determine how people will interpret and respond to his presentation. Trump's scorched-earth attacks on immigrants, military veterans and the rest of the field have largely succeeded because they fit within the narrative of character and crisis that sustains the attention of the networks and their audiences.

Presidential debates are different. The audience expects more. They want to be informed about solutions and not simply entertained. 

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Mike Huckabee: Comparing Gay Rights to Civil Rights an ‘Insult to African-Americans’

Mediaite.com:

In the days since Friday’s momentous Supreme Court ruling, Mike Huckabee has staked out his position as the Republican presidential candidate least likely to ever accept the reality of marriage equality as a fundamental right in America. And in a radio interview on Tuesday, Huckabee ratcheted up his outrage once more.

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Taking on those who would “equate same-sex marriage to a civil right,” Huckabee said, “First of all, what an insult to African-Americans, who were hosed in the street, who were beaten, who were truly discriminated against with separate restrooms, separate drinking fountains, separate entrances.”

“That was true discrimination and it was horrible,” the candidate continued. “It’s hard to say that the redefinition of marriage is on the same basis as was racial discrimination throughout our history.” 

Huckabee’s statements recall an argument put forward by fellow Republican candidate Ben Carson last month during an interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier. In an attempt to justify his controversial comments about men coming out of prison gay, Carson said he was “a little bit irritated” that CNN’s Chris Cuomo was “equating” gay rights with civil rights. “Because quite frankly, I didn’t remember any times when there were signs up that says, you know, ‘everybody else here and gay people have to drink at this fountain,'” he said on Fox.

I've been saying this for years. A shame on Black Americans idiots like Beyonce who turn their back on our ancestors and have been duped into aligning themselves with Godless, white liberals who've used the civil rights struggle of the 60's to foster and grow their own morally bankrupt agenda.

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Flashback: As Governor, Bill Clinton Honored Confederacy On Arkansas Flag

DailyCaller.com:

As the fight to remove the Confederate flag from the state House grounds in South Carolina heats up, politicians are weighing in on the debate. 

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham defended displaying the flag, while former presidential candidate Mitt Romney called for its removal. Carly Fiorina called it a “symbol of racial hatred,” but stopped short of saying it should be removed. Sen. Ted Cruz said South Carolinians should decide what their state does. President Barack Obama’s spokesman said the flag belongs in a museum.

But while former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has weighed in on the gun control aspect of the national discussion, the leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination has remained silent on the flag controversy.

In 1987, when her husband was governor of Arkansas, Bill Clinton signed Act 116 that stated “The blue star above the word “ARKANSAS” is to commemorate the Confederate States of America.”

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FOX Host Chris Wallace Plays Into The Left's Hands By Asking Mike Huckabee: Would You Have Ignored SCOTUS on Desegregation, Too?

Mediaite.com:

For the second Sabbath in a row, Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace quizzed a 2016 GOP hopeful about the implications Marbury v Madison, which established judicial review a couple years before Twitter was invented. 

This time around it was Mike Huckabee’s turn to explain why he would be allowed as president to not obey a Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage (or anything else). Huckabee has said he would not follow a high court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage, a matter the Court is expected to decide on imminently.

“Judicial review is exactly what we have lived under; we have not lived under judicial supremacy,” Huckabee said. “The Supreme Court can’t make a law; the legislature has to make it, the executive has to sign it and enforce it. The notion that the Supreme Court comes up with a ruling and that automatically subjects the two other branches to following it defies everything there is to equal branches of government.”

Wallace asked him about other situations, such as a former Arkansas governor’s unwillingness to enforce SCOTUS’ ruling on desegregation, or turning over required documents to Congress, a la Nixon. Huckabee seemed to say it the first was fine because the president, in that case Eisenhower, agreed with the ruling, which begged the question; in the second he said Congress can impeach an executive if he refuses to obey. So, all in all, adult ways to govern.

It's what the Godless Left has done for years: equate homosexuality with race to make it seem that people who engage in homosexual sex do so because they were 'born that way' and thus have no other choice but to be gay. Of course, this deliberate attempt to lie, mislead and propagandize naive folks has worked to startling effect as "gay rights" laws continue to become the norm and more people bow down to the Gay Mafia. Wallace, who works for a so-called "conservative" network, should respect Huckabee's Christian views on the matter, but he's just a pinhead who's more focused on earning his paycheck and pleasing his bosses by supposedly being 'far and balanced' than anything else. Blame Huckabee too for not being aware when he's being set-up for another media trap.

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