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Sean Spicer pissed off journalists and liberals yet again Tuesday by calling on a conservative outlet first at his press briefing. On Monday, the press corps was up in arms after Spicer called on the New York Post. But the response was much more heated Tuesday after Spicer called on Laura Ingraham’s LifeZette. Brietbart and Lifezette are not news organizations and shouldn’t be treated as such — Joel Pavelski (@joelcifer) January 24, 2017 Lifezette, a blog run by Laura Ingraham that has repeatedly engaged in conspiracy theories/lies, got first question at WH Press Briefing. — Yashar (@yashar) January 24, 2017

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer took the first question at his briefing Tuesday from a reporter who works for LifeZette, a website founded by Donald Trump supporter Laura Ingraham that published some untrue stories during the 2016 presidential campaign. Last year, LifeZette released a video, “Clinton Body Count,” that promoted a conspiracy theory that Hillary and Bill Clinton had ties to the deaths of several colleagues and Democrats. Another video posted two weeks before the election promoted false claims that voting machines in 16 states could be compromised because they were linked to a company tied to liberal activist...

If the next four years are anything like the last several days, patriotic Americans may indeed find themselves positively exhausted by victory. Seven days of President-Elect Trump, seven victories for the United States The very day after Trump’s win, stocks were up and the week closed with the Dow Jones seeing its best performing week since 2011. Win. By Friday, it had become clear that, thanks to Trump's win, the Trans-Pacific Partnership was effectively dead in the waters of the Washington swamp. Win Another bad trade deal that looks as if it will be consigned to the ash heap of...

John Ratzenberger played one of America's most beloved sitcom characters, Cliff the Mailman, on "Cheers" for 11 years. Since then, he has become one of the most-employed voices in Pixar movies, with a role in the latest, "Finding Dory." But he's also a longtime Republican activist who will be appearing in four panels at Politicon starting Saturday and running through the weekend in Pasadena, California. LifeZette talked to the actor, 69, about his opinions on the issues involved in two of his four panels at the weekend gathering -- his passion for the Second Amendment ("Tons of Guns") and his...