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A 19-year-old Kansas Democrat running for a seat in the state House blamed a lack of "early childhood education funding" after admitting to abusive behavior toward his ex-girlfriend on Sunday.

Has anybody noticed that Huma Abedin, lifelong Muslim Brotherhood symp, is now the acting Democratic candidate for President? I'll bet the DNC knows it. Hillary's condition could be fatal if she has as stroke, or takes a little too much Coumadin, one of her prescribed medications. The public has been told almost nothing about the specifics of her condition. But medical people have looked at the evidence and at her photos, which look dangerous. The media know the truth, which is why they are hotly trying to deny it. All of them, in unison. Donald Trump is dropping hints, which...

It's the lie that never dies--child support collects $4 for every $1 spent on enforcement, so enforcement efforts should be stepped up. The latest to push this is Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, as part of his new "Initiative to Strengthen Families" [http://campaignsandelections.com/nh/releases/index.cfm?ID=2156]. No, I'm not accusing him of being deceitful--he may well not know the truth about the issue. In my co-authored column "Federal Child Support Enforcement Cuts Will Hurt Bureaucrats, not Children" (Las Vegas Review-Journal & others, 12/17/05) [http://www.glennsacks.com/federal_child_support.htm], I explained: "It is true that federal figures show that over $20 billion in child support is collected nationwide...

UNHINGED TEACHER OF THE WEEK By Michelle Malkin   ·   April 08, 2006 09:40 AM The latest government education outrage from Alabama: Christy Jackson does not want a teacher showing her 13-year-old son a video calling the president of the United States an a—hole during class. Nor does she believe her son should be shown Internet videos — which are barred to students by school system controls —that use obscenities. But that is what West Limestone High School eighth grade science teacher Steve White, a Democratic candidate for the District 4 seat on the House of Representatives, is accused of doing....

John Kerry's favorite phrase of the campaign season thus far, aside from "Bring It On" and "Are you still mad at me, Theresa?" is "I've got a plan." How many times have we heard this superfulous quartet of words spit from the mouth of the perspective Democrat candidate? What an absolutely meaningless sentence. Each time I hear these words served up as some sort of viable alternative to the vision of George W. Bush, I want to throw large objects at my already dented television screen. (The Democratic debate was tough on the old Zenith). Let's look at it this...