US: Newsmax was CENSORED! Fight AT&T DirecTV, Don’t Let Them Do This/Sens. Cruz, Graham, Lee, Cotton Raise Political Censorship Concerns
Christopher Ruddy CEO NEWSMAX Newsmax has been CENSORED! On Jan. 24 AT&T’s DirecTV removed NEWSMAX from itssystems – including DirecTV and U-verse. This was a blatant act of political censorship. Last year AT&T DirecTV removed One America News – OAN…
Ted Cruz accepted $30,000 flight to Cayman Islands from former Exxon executive during campaign
Vernon Bryant/Staff Photographer Ted Cruz spoke during the Texas delegation breakfast at the Republican National Convention on July 21. By Caleb Downs From Dallas News Published: 16 August 2016 12:38 PM Updated: 16 August 2016 03:28 PM A newly released…
The Global Lawyer: Terror plaintiffs still have friends in Washington
By Michael D. Goldhaber, From The Am Law Daily Petrodollars just don’t buy what they used to on Capitol Hill. The U.S. Senate on Tuesday unanimously passed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, defying a five-week lobbying campaign by…
Trump praises Cruz’s courage: ‘Smart Guy’
By Todd Beamon From Newsmax Donald Trump Tuesday praised Ted Cruz as a “smart guy” after the Texas senator quit the Republican presidential race in light to the developer’s landslide victory in the Indiana primary. “I have met some of…
Ted Cruz once argued that Americans have no ‘Due Process’ right to masturbate
From New York Magazine Ted Cruz once argued that Americans have no constitutional right to bear dildos, that the government has a legitimate interest in discouraging “autonomous sex,” and that allowing the sale of sex toys is the first step…
Trump slams Evangelical Leader Vander Plaats on Twitter
By Greg Richter From Newsmax Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump unleashed a slew of Twitter attacks on Iowa evangelical leader Bob Vander Plaats Sunday morning, the second time he has done so in less than a week. Trump says that…
Justice Breyer takes on the world
By Tony Mauro, The National Law Journal The 77-year-old justice talks retirement, death penalty and his new book about foreign law. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer does not sound like he is retiring any time soon. “I guess at…
