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CNN host Reza Aslan, who recently ate human brain on national television, called President Trump an "embarrassment to humankind" for reiterating his call for a travel ban in the aftermath of the London terror attacks. [Snip] "This piece of s*** is not just an embarrassment to America and a stain on the presidency," Aslan tweeted in response. "He's an embarrassment to humankind." Aslan generated controversy earlier this year when he ate human brain with a cannibalistic sect of hinduism on his CNN show, "Believer." ... "I am a liberal, progressive, secularized American Muslim," he once wrote in an NPR column.

Well it started with this, We have a word for fake republicans called RINO. We need an acronym for someone who joins the military just for the political points. The people like Kennedy, Kerry, Carter, Murtha, and this clown need some kind of name tag so we know who we are dealing with. This technique is very common now and taught in college political science classes. Grapeape THEN ALL OF THESE POSTS POPPED UP SO i MOVED IT OVER HERE. here are some of them: To: grapeape Need some help with this one -- How about MOPHO - Military Only...

Senator Joseph Biden (D-DE) failed today to address rumors that Nevada Senator Harry Reid will step down next month as Senate Minority Leader. Reid has been stung by revelations that his political action committee (PAC) accepted more than $60,000 in contributions from Indian tribes linked to convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Appearing on CNN's Late Edition, Biden avoided discussing either the Reid situation or any upcoming changes in Senate Democratic leadership. Reid is no stranger to scandal, having been the subject of a 1979 Justice Department probe into allegations that Reid — then Nevada Gaming Commission chairman — had received bribes...

ST. PETERSBURG - The mother of the 5-year-old girl who was handcuffed at school by police has withdrawn her daughter from Pinellas public schools and is moving out of state, superintendent Clayton Wilcox said Monday night. The development was the latest in a bizarre saga that began Friday, when a videotape of the handcuffing was made public. Since then, wrenching video images of the wailing kindergartener being handcuffed by St. Petersburg police have raced around the globe, airing and re-airing on television news shows in the United States, Great Britain, Spain, around Asia and beyond. On Monday morning, the Largo...