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Never Forget Why We Are Able to Have Freedom of Speech, and That it's Always Threatened

As our nation grows more divided by the day, many of those who volley around first amendment protections, regardless of the extreme nature of their speech, should be reminded that it is due to the men and women serving this country on the front lines. These brave men and women are protecting our country from enemies who wish to stifle free speech. Make no mistake, there are forces that no American, regardless of their political affiliation, should discount as direct threats to the very protections insured to in the freedoms that started it all for our nation.

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The United States Could Soon Find Itself Fighting Two Wars

With reports that the U.S. is deliberating on next steps to counter an unstable and unpredictable North Korea, our country may soon find itself living a tale of two wars, with the possibility of engagement with the likes of Kim Jung Un's regime reflecting more traditional warfare. While the battle to defeat ISIS continues on requiring more innovative and creative strategic planning against an enemy that has no national identity and whose tentacles reach beyond their central base of operations. It is for times like these that we have the world's most dominant military always at the ready.

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Amid Criticism, Secret Service Must Be Allowed to Focus on Primary Job

Yet another intruder jumped the White House fence and has brought harsh criticism upon the Secret Service. However, while the event certainly included negligence, Secret Service agents need to be allowed to perform their primary job -protecting the President and first family - while others perform physical security.

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Everett, WA Sues Big Pharma in Order to Recoup Funds for Law Enforcement

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Supreme Court May Overturn North Carolina Law Restricting Sexual Offenders From Using Social Media

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Trump Team Eyeing Changes to U.S. Intelligence

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Trump Speech A Departure From Diplomatic Status Quo

Donald Trump's speech this week to the United Nations painted a target directly on the Kim Jong-Un dictatorship and let North Korea know in no uncertain circumstances that the United States will not tolerate their promulgations of nuclear war. Though met with criticism by some, the President's speech was the needed departure from boilerplate language by most diplomats that does very little to establish a line in the sand. And with North Korea's unpredictability, the US and its allies in Asia cannot afford to be anything but clear in what the repercussions will be in the event of an attack.

6 years ago 2 views