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I previously posted the comprehensive website regarding Hillary Clinton's emails and private server. It was a case study for why she should be indicted. It was great research done by a lib. Something else I received deserves the same high level of interest (inside)

Someone went to painstaking detail to track Clinton's email scandal and announced it at DU. Naturally, people are freaking out about it because it is out in the public and the information 'damages their presumptive nominee'. Permission to keep this up for interested FReepers to peruse. I'm quite certain it will be taken down when they discover we are have it here.

The gunman who killed a Virginia state trooper at a busy bus terminal Thursday has been identified as a 34-year-old from Illinois. A relative described the shooter, James Brown III of Aurora, Illinois, as an ex-con who 'always liked the criminal side.' 'He had a lot of anger about the police in the past,' said the gunman's aunt, Edith Brown, in an interview with CBS 6 Friday.

There’s a race in the Republican Party happening far away from the hot media glare, one that doesn’t involve a candidate named Trump or Twitter fights or violent protests. In fact, you’ve probably never heard of most of the possible leading contenders. It’s the race to succeed Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, who’s expected to step down in January 2017 after a record six years. If Donald Trump or another Republican is elected president this fall, the chairman’s contest will probably be a moot point. It’s tradition for the president to handpick the chairman of his own party. and...

In this most bizarre of presidential election cycles, every day seems to bring another jaw-dropping development. Donald Trump on the size of his genitals, Ben Carson and the Egyptian pyramids, Bernie Sanders’ socialist revolution, Hillary Clinton and the cloth she used to wipe her private email server clean. But it’s not just the candidates who have raised eyebrows in 2016. It's not over til it's over: inside the Sanders campaign's do-or-die moment Read more The latest startling phenomenon is the voter who is feeling the Bern, but also has eyes for the Donald.

She won big, and it certainly wasn't because of anything SHE contributed. His momentum stopped immediately following his engagement with Trump and not condemning the rioters in Chicago. Couldn't happen to a better guy.

Here is the 2013 Ohio Ombudsman's Report. This is a report detailing the migrant workers who live and work in Ohio farms and the services available to them including housing, etc. This also shows towards the end that they know 70% of them are illegal. I am guessing Kasich is not the only Governor with a complicit government exploiting illegal immigrants. This should be widely distributed and would really bring about reparations against the politicians for aiding and abetting, no?

Of course, this didn’t happen. The opposite is true, but you can be sure that would be the headline had conservative opponents of Sanders prevented his rally in suburban Chicago from taking place because of mob threats of violence. This makes Ted Cruz ‘s spineless rejoinder to the violent demonstrations in Chicago so galling to me.

Long-haul truck driver Scott Rupert plans to run again as an independent for the U.S. Senate. He expects to compete this fall against the two men favored to win nomination in Tuesday’s primary -- incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Rob Portman and former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, a Democrat. Scott, 52, of Mechanicsburg, said he filed petitions with 7,652 signatures with the secretary of state’s office today. The valid signatures of 5,000 registered voters are required to make the fall ballot.

BIRCH RUN, Mich. — Gov. John Kasich of Ohio released partial tax returns on Saturday showing that he and his wife earned more than $5 million from 2008 through 2014. Mr. Kasich follows two of his Republican opponents, Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, who released partial tax returns last weekend. Their actions, followed by Mr. Kasich’s disclosure on Saturday, add to the pressure on Donald J. Trump to release his returns.

The Painesville man accused of raping and killing a Concord Township woman at her home during a crime spree will plead guilty to a 16-count indictment. In exchange, prosecutors have agreed to dismiss death penalty specifications against 36-year-old Juan Manuel Razo Ramirez, Lake County Prosecutor Charles Coulson said at a March 4 pretrial hearing. “It was a joint agreement that the defendant would receive a maximum penalty,” Coulson told Lake County Common Pleas Judge John P. O’Donnell. “He has agreed to be sentenced to life without parole, plus 107 years.”

The 68-year-old actor and former governor of California will kick off Kasich’s campaign in Ohio this Sunday with an appearance at his rally in Columbus. Schwarzenegger has previously donated $2,700 — the maximum donation allowed — to Kasich’s campaign and even referred to him as the “terminator” during a town hall. Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2016/03/03/arnold-schwarzenegger-joins-john-kasich-on-the-campaign-trail/#ixzz41tK4hZaB

The moderator of Thursday's vice-presidential debate is writing a book to come out about the time the next president takes the oath of office that aims to "shed new light" on Democratic candidate Barack Obama and other "emerging young African American politicians" who are "forging a bold new path to political power."

No report of injuries, damage reported in Solon, Macedonia

Anybody watching this? A skit showing that Michael J. Fox as Michael P. Keaton wants stem cells from aborted babies to make Back to the Future 4, Condi as a modern day Super Hero, and John F'n Kerry getting the treatment for his "uneducated troops" line.....just curious

The mother of Cpl. Jeffrey Boskovitch, killed in Iraq on Aug. 1, wants to honor her son's wishes and adopt a fellow Marine from his company -- a scruffy dog named Beans. Kathy Wright of North Royalton cherishes a photo of her son holding the mixed-breed puppy that Weapons Company Marines bought from Iraqi villagers. "They paid three jelly beans and a quarter for her and that's how Beans got her name," she said Friday. "In July, my son e-mailed me saying he was trying to figure out a way to bring Beans home with him when his time was...

I need some assistance from experts, and I know of no other forum that has answers for everything than FR and the fine folks who post here. My husband bought an Ertl model kit of the Star Wars X-Wing Fighter, and it doesn't come with painting instructions. Now, Mr. Mabelkitty is very precise *cough* anal *cough*, so the painting instructions need to have the exact paint number/type (maybe even brand?) and not just the color "blue" or "white goes here", etc. Anybody know of a website that would have such exact specifications? This is for a grand-daughter who is experiencing...

The media and the Leftists have had a field day with the Downing Street memos that they claim imply that the Bush administration lied about the intelligence on WMD in order to justify the attack on Iraq. Despite the fact that none of the memos actually say that, none of them quote any officials or any documents, and that the text of the memos show that the British government worried about the deployment of WMD by Saddam against Coalition troops, Kuwait and/or Israel, the meme continues to survive. Until tonight, however, no one questioned the authenticity of the documents provided...

Mentor, Ohio, just announced on the news.

TUCSON, Ariz. - Pretending to be cocaine traffickers, undercover FBI agents in Arizona snared 16 current and former law enforcement officers and U.S. soldiers who accepted more than $222,000 in bribes to help move the drugs past checkpoints, the government said Thursday. ADVERTISEMENT Those charged include a former Immigration and Naturalization Service inspector, a former Army sergeant, a former federal prison guard, seven members of the Arizona Army National Guard, five members of the Arizona Department of Corrections and a police officer, officials said.