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Has anyone actually worked out yet what that Women’s March over the weekend was all about?Or is it another of those things we’re just supposed to know – and the very fact we don’t know shows precisely how insensitive and unobservant we are?My initial guess was that it might have been down to one of the following: A forgotten anniversaryAn unnoticed new hair doA very-much-noticed and far-too-nakedly-lingering glance at Ivanka (or similar)Toilet seat left upTrash taken out – but without the liner being replacedThe wrong answer to a question about cellulite or weight or a much-desired but patently unsuitable outfitNothing. No, seriously. There’s...

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: So of all the things, I'm sitting here, it's mere moments ago, I'm running a little bit behind in getting things organized, and Mr. Snerdley runs in and asks me if I watched the Olympics last night. I said, "No, I didn't watch the Olympics. What are you doing watching the Olympics?" "It's turning into a reality show." I said, "What?" "Yeah, it's turning into a reality show. They may save their ratings." I said, "What do you mean?" He said, "Man, it's great. Our team is taunting the other teams." Apparently the Russians have this babe...

The notion of a 2-for-1 Clinton presidency is back. Recalling sunnier days of growth, low unemployment and budget surpluses under her husband, Hillary Clinton is telling Americans that Bill Clinton will be "in charge of revitalizing the economy" if she wins the White House. What his work would be remains unclear: not a cabinet post, she indicated. But, as she has been saying for months, she expects him to play a leading role. Bill Clinton reigned over a strong economy, especially in the final years of his presidency, yet his economic legacy is mixed. The late 1990s were the last...

Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders on Friday left the door open to being Hillary Clinton's running mate if she were to offer him the position after the party's convention this summer. "Right now, we are focused on the next five weeks of winning the Democratic nomination. If that does not happen, we are going to fight as hard as we can on the floor of the Democratic convention to make sure that we have a progressive platform that the American people will support," Sanders said during an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer broadcast on "The Situation Room." "Then, after that,...

The article appearing on the magazine's website Friday written by David Harsanyi reveals just how far National Review is willing to go to continue the war. It's title: "Why President Trump Would Be a Bigger Disaster Than President Clinton." "Whether you're an ideological conservative, a proponent of limited government, or someone who believes that the president has too much power already, you shouldn't think of this matchup as a contest between horrifying candidates," Harsanyi writes.