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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi got in a huff with a reporter while insisting Thursday that Supreme Court justices have adequate protection — even after a serious bid to assassinate Justice Brett Kavanaugh at his Maryland home was foiled just a day earlier. As Pelosi left her weekly press conference, she stopped to address a reporter who shouted: “You said the justices are protected, but there was an attempt on Justice Kavanaugh’s life.” “And he’s protected,” Pelosi snapped back. “He’s protected. The justices are protected.” Congressional Republicans have urged the House to approve a Senate-passed bill that would give the nation’s...

Republicans had a deal until Nancy Pelosi rode into town from her extended vacation. The Democrats want the Virus to win? They are asking for things that have nothing to do with our great workers or companies. They want Open Borders & Green New Deal. Republicans shouldn’t agree!

This video is the story on how they chose Margaret Hamilton to play The Wicked Witch of the West in the classic film The Wizard Of Oz (1939) directed by Victor Fleming. Originally the role was offered to Oscar Winner Gale Sondergaard. This is taken from the documentary Wizard Of Oz: The Making of a Movie classic. Narrated by Angela Lansbury

A disastrous Clark County Democratic convention Saturday resulted in no state delegates awarded to either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama from the state's most populous county. The two campaigns joined in demanding that the proceedings be called off after turnout overwhelmed the county party's capacities, even though it was not significantly more than party officials had said they were planning for. The result was that no official party business got done and the whole process will have to be repeated, possibly as late as mid-April. For several hours, party officials, led by Chairman John Hunt, tried to put a happy...

DiFi reacts to the Alito confirmation hearings.

Maverick Republican Sen. John McCain said Sunday that his New York colleague, Sen. Hillary Clinton, would do well if she becomes president of the United States. "I am sure that Sen. Clinton would make a good president," McCain told NBC's "Meet the Press," as both he and Clinton were being interviewed from Baghdad. While noting that as a Republican, he'll be supporting the GOP nominee in 2008, McCain reiterated, "I have no doubt that Sen. Clinton would make a good president." Asked whether she thought McCain would make a good president, Sen. Clinton was somewhat less effusive, responding tersely, "Absolutely"...