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Mega successful author and queen of the social media smackdown, J.K. Rowling, wants to get one thing straight: Lord Voldemort, the evil villain of “Harry Potter” lore, and Donald Trump, the presidential candidate who recently proposed that all Muslims be banned from entering the United States, are not on the same level. Trump is way worse.

It appears director Ivan Reitman has decided to go in a different direction now that the Harry Potter movies are pretty much done... I think he should reconsider bringing Schwarzenegger in. After all, the way he bungled governing California was pretty magical.

J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series might well have been influenced by her country's experience in the years before the Second World War, and some of the characters seem to have historical or contemporary counterparts. Minister of Magic Cornelius Fudge (Neville Chamberlain) does not wish to believe that Lord Voldemort (Hitler) has returned, and he uses the media to smear anybody who says otherwise. Fudge instead accuses Professor Dumbledore (Winston Churchill?) of assembling a private army with which to take over the Ministry of Magic as opposed to defending it against the Death Eaters: obvious counterparts of Nazis. The Death Eaters'...

Chapter 18 - The Tiresome Talk, The Turncoat and the Train Ride Rather, Witches and Wizards were noticing a growing trend of incompetence and bumbling from this administration. And an event that would initially seem to favor Voldemort's position was about to take place. Voldemort didn't quite know what to do. But the Dementorcrats were soon realizing that this might not work out how they thought it would. Kingsley Shacklebolt had a good laugh over the situation. Suddenly Wormtail comes in with some grave news. Later that day...

Harry Potter and the New World DisorderChapter 15 - The Potterwatch Broadcast An alternative source of news was needed so a Rogue Wizard broadcast was started. We are just in time to listen in as Fred and George present their informative show... "And now, George, it's time to end our little program." "Yes, Fred, but before we do, there's one more thing to talk about." "That's right! As all of you good Witches and Wizards know, the Wizarding community separated from the Muggles because the Muggles wanted to tax us too much." "Right, Fred. In fact, one of the defining...

Voldemort and Nagini are passing uncomfortably through a well-lit area, wishing they could return to to the darkness. Suddenly, Voldemort's worst fears are realized...

Chapter 12 - Voldemort has a Very Bad Week As Voldemort's approval ratings decrease, Voldemort is desperately trying to find a way to blame someone else for his mismanagement.

Chapter 8 - The Chamber of Socialism is Opened Voldemort's first press conference to talk about opening the Chamber of Socialism was going well until an unexpected question came up...

Chapter 4 - Unleashing the Basilisk Voldemort is impatiently hissing orders to the many underlings. Slowly, a large snake slithers into the room and entwines itself within Voldemort's arms...

Chapter 3 - The Terror Begins At the Capitol, Voldemort is finally coronated by The Daily Prophet. A large crowd of Kool-Aid drinkers is on hand to celebrate.

Harry Potter and the New World Disorder Chapter 1 - Descent into Darkness The last rays of the setting sun cast an eerie glow over the dark and gloomy outline of a Windy City. Deep within the bowels of this urban wasteland, leaves skip and scatter along a deserted road near the Grove Parc Plaza neighborhood, long since ruined by too many government-funded porkbarrel projects. Almost unnoticed at the end of the street is a dilapidated mansion that is unlit and unwelcoming. One would almost think that the house is empty and abandoned. But inside the house, slouched lazily across...

Election 2008: Sen. Hillary Clinton shared on Tuesday her vision of the U.S. economy under her executive stewardship. She should change her party affiliation — or the name of her party. Speaking in New Hampshire, Clinton acknowledged that instead of the "ownership society" that George W. Bush has promoted throughout his presidency, she prefers a "we're all in it together society" where prosperity is "broadly shared." This is the sort of "it takes a village" rhetoric that tickles the ears of the left, and which can't give up its romantic notions of a collectivist utopia. Dreams of the left, however,...

Sen. Clinton Promises Better Focus for Hurricane Recovery NEW ORLEANS Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton told local civic leaders Friday that, if elected, she would enact a broad range of initiatives to quicken the recovery of the hurricane-devastated region. The New York senator's proposals included the appointment of a recovery manager who would report directly to the White House and whose sole responsibility would be to better organize federal aid to the region. Clinton said the Gulf Coast has been neglected by the Bush Administration since the disaster. "This is upside and backwards," Clinton said, referring to the President's...

Any time I write something about Hillary Clinton I hear catcalls from the left accusing me, alternatively, of obsessing over her or unfairly attacking her. Truthfully, none of us has obsessed over her enough, considering she is far and away the frontrunner in the Democratic presidential field and could be the next president. More than that, conservatives have a duty to spotlight Hillary's record, since the mainstream media (MSM) almost always give her a pass, throw her softballs and ignore her highly relevant past, especially as co-president. Contrary to her vaunted image, Hillary rarely says anything that isn't programmed and...

RUSH LIMBAUGH: 80% CHANCE HILLARY IS GOING TO BE NEXT PRESIDENT

As New York Senator Hillary Clinton spoke with a teacher's union group about her plan for universal preschool and health care, one teacher stood up to say she liked Clinton's haircut. “It is more Hillary Clinton than Dorothy Hammel,” said Kelly MacDonald, an English teacher at Manchester Central High School, to Clinton. That prompted Clinton to spend more time than she usually does joking about her changing hair styles. “There is so much fascination with my hair that I told Bill when he was president that if he wanted to get some international incident off the front page I would...

"Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y. speaks during a presidential forum on health care coverage, Saturday, March 24, 2007, in Las Vegas. The Forum was sponsored by the Center for American Progress Action Fund and the Service Employees International Union."

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton on Monday snapped up a key political endorsement in the crucial early-voting state of Iowa... Former Iowa governor Tom Vilsack and his wife Christine signed up to work for the New York senator, adding their state-wide political network to her cause ahead of January's Iowa caucuses, the first party nominating contest. ... He said Clinton could "begin from the very first day as president to repair the tarnished image the United States has had during the (George W) Bush administration". Narrow lead The announcement will help Clinton - already with a narrow lead in the state...

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is working hard to master the ins and the outs of the Unites States military, the NEW YORK TIMES is planning to report. Editors have set a Tuesday Page One placement for Pat Healy's detailed dispatch, newsroom sources tell the DRUDGE REPORT.. Of all the early problems Bill Clinton faced as president, few stand out to Hillary as more aggravating and avoidable than his rocky relationship with the military, her advisers tell Healy. Hillary, in effect, has been practicing her salute: "She has cultivated relationships with generals and admirals, prepped herself on wartime needs and strategy...