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As House and Senate Democrats press forward with their quest to destroy Donald Trump's presidency by any means necessary, they are simultaneously focused on finding someone in their ranks who could be an effective presidential candidate for their own party in 2020. Fifty-three-year-old Kamala Harris, who served as the Attorney General of California from 2011-16 and then filled the vacant U.S. Senate seat that had been occupied for a quarter-century by Barbara Boxer, is someone whom they will undoubtedly look at very closely. To be sure, Harris possesses all the qualifications necessary to be a Democratic leader, insofar as she...

Foul Language Warning: If you continue to read on, you may be offended by words that start with F and A. They are not my words, but words spoken by Rosie O’Donnell. Jackie Willis reports for CBS News, Aug. 14, 2015, that lesbian actress-comedienne Rosie O’Donnell was on SiriusXM’s radio program. She ranted to host Jenny Hutt that women’s rights are under attack in America and that politicians are undoing all the advances abortion activists have made. O’Donnell said, “Bigger than any specific people, there is a war on women that is happening in this country. Women fought for equality...

(MEMRI)- Following are excerpts from an interview with Walid Muhammad Hajj a Sudanese released from Guantanamo Prison, which aired on Al-Jazeera TV on December 12, 2010: Walid Muhammad Hajj: Yes. The most common method to wear down the brothers was witchcraft. Interviewer: How did they do this? Walid Muhammad Hajj: There were, of course, Jews among the [staff of] the Guantanamo Base, and they would set traps for the guys. Interviewer: Give me an example of witchcraft. Walid Muhammad Hajj: Witchcraft was used on most of the guys. Interviewer: They would cast a spell on them? Walid Muhammad Hajj: Yes,...

CHARLOTTESVILLE (AP) -- Forget about flip-flops in the White House. General District Judge Roger Morton has seen his share of fashion offenses by defendants, including shorts, T-shirts and a sweat shirt with the words "Sex Kitten" on the back. Judge Morton wonders how the courtroom would react if he took to casual clothing. "If I were up there wearing a Jimmy Buffett shirt," he said, "you'd think I was a little off beam." The problem only gets worse in the summer when flip-flops turn into formal footwear and bellies and body jewelry are bared. Judge Morton, who oversees the Culpeper...