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Twitchy regular Wil Wheaton could have one of the worst reactions to the Sutherland Springs attack we’ve seen. Here is the former Star Trek actor replying to Paul Ryan: Reports out of Texas are devastating. The people of Sutherland Springs need our prayers right now.— Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) November 5, 2017 The murdered victims were in a church. If prayers did anything, they'd still be alive, you worthless sack of shit. https://t.co/iGHxPrYrLN— Wil Wheaton (@wilw) November 5, 2017 Twitchy favorite Adam Baldwin speaks for all of us right now, tweeting back at Wheaton “#DontBeADick”: #DontBeADick, @wilw. pic.twitter.com/4jBvL21sdn— Adam Baldwin (@AdamBaldwin)...

As the major media organs are forced acknowledge the mountains of evidence of corruption in the FBI, Obama administration, DNC, Clinton foundation and MSM will there be a fall guy? What better patsy than Bill and Hill? If the left can turn on a dime and bury Weinstein why not sacrifice the Clintons? It doesn't take much skill to connect the Clintons to every scandal. Any rat problem is absolved by blaming the "gang of two".

Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has endorsed Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne's re-election campaign. The sheriff said Monday that he endorsed Horne because he's impressed with his record as attorney general, particular his efforts to confront illegal immigration. Horne faces former Arizona Department of Gaming director Mark Brnovich in the GOP primary.

The conservative anti-tax group Club For Growth has launched an ad attacking Will Brooke, a Republican candidate for Alabama's 6th Congressional District, as being a "liberal" due to donations he made in the past to Democrats. In response, the Brooke campaign has strongly disputed the "liberal" characterization in the Club's ad, calling it "deceitful," and highlighted Brooke's history of donations to Republican candidates. The ad, "Follow the Money," is a 30-second video spot paid for by Club for Growth's Super PAC arm, Club for Growth Action. The ad says Brooke, a Harbert Management executive, gave thousands of dollars to "liberal...

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