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A Hungarian conservative influencer was arrested in the early hours of Wednesday, July 8th and has since been released after spending several hours in custody, in a case that seems to confirm the new, pro-Brussels Hungarian government’s authoritarian tendencies. István Szakács was taken into custody in the western city of Győr after police searched his home. Eight officers arrived shortly after 6 a.m., carried out a house search, and took him away for questioning. The police said they were investigating Szakács on suspicion of making threats related to a terrorist offence. The allegation stems from a Facebook video in which...

Maybe now she'll finally go away (or at least accept the fact that no one cares)... Hillary Clinton can't catch a break, the poor thing. It's been almost eight years since the hot-sauce-in-the-purse lady hosted a "victory" party under a giant glass ceiling and primed confetti cannons to blast out shards of symbolism to celebrate her historic election as president. Instead we got her longtime goon John Podesta fighting back tears and telling everyone to go home for the night. As a consolation prize, the powers that be touted the hell out of the memoir Hillary wrote after that disastrous...

Two time failed presidential loser Hillary Clinton has said that she wishes she’d been MORE derogatory toward supporters of Donald Trump in 2016.Clinton has stated that her “basket of deplorables” comment was “too kind.”Writing in the legacy propaganda outlet The Washington Post, Hillary noted “In 2016, I famously described half of Trump’s supporters as ‘the basket of deplorables.’ I was talking about the people who are drawn to his racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, Islamophobia — you name it. The people for whom his bigotry is a feature, not a bug.”Hillary admitted that the comment was political suicide, but says she...

Hillary Clinton accused President Donald Trump of having a long “streak of racism” and “the whole package of bigotry” in an interview with The Guardian.

DURHAM - Always an advocate for public transportation, Michael Dukakis rode a bus to the state for his address to a political science class at the University of New Hampshire. "I’m a somewhat obsessively transit-oriented guy," Dukakis said. "I wish the Amtrak ran faster and more frequently." Dukakis, who won the Democratic nomination for the presidency in 1988, gave the class a personal account of his campaign more than a decade ago. "If I knew anything about presidential politics, I’d be here in a different capacity," Dukakis joked. His talk capped a semester of speakers who have addressed the class...