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The right discusses ‘why the left is consumed with hate’

By Bria Felicien

Sept 24, 2018

1. Why the Left Is Consumed With Hate

From WSJ: "Lacking worthy menaces to fight, it is driven to find a replacement for racism. Failing this, what is left?"

2. Dems Want to Nullify the Votes of 63 Million Americans

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3. Fight for Kavanaugh

From National Review: "The cynics — or, perhaps more precisely, the realists — believed that the Democrats were playing for time in the hopes of finding another accusation against Brett Kavanaugh. The cynics were right."

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