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  • Bernie Supporters Brutally Beat Each Other, Suddenly Realize They’re All Bernie Supporters

    06/06/2016 11:05:24 AM PDT · by bamahead · 67 replies
    The Libertarian Republic ^ | June 6th, 2016 | Phillip Stucky
    Sen. Bernie Sanders supporters were recently caught on camera beating each other up, mistaking each as Donald Trump supporters. In the video, which was uploaded to YouTube Friday, rowdy protesters are seen getting more violent with each other, thinking the others were Trump supporters. Towards the end of the one-minute video, the crowd begins to chant “Bernie! Bernie!” The fight broke out during the protest of the Trump rally at San Jose Thursday. The protesters attacked Trump supporters in other instances, pelting them with eggs, burning “Make America Great Again” hats and American flags. San Jose police widely condemned the...
  • Same-sex 'Marriage' Defeated in Australia

    09/24/2012 2:59:44 PM PDT · by markomalley · 43 replies
    Zenit ^ | 9/24/2012
    Two proposals to legalize same-sex marriage in the Australian federal parliament last week were strongly defeated. On Sept. 19 the House of Representatives voted on a proposal by backbencher Stephen Jones, of the Australian Labor Party, the party currently in power at the federal level, to legalize same-sex “marriage.” The Labor Party allowed a free vote on the proposal, while the coalition of opposition parties, led by Tony Abbott, held to their promise of voting against any attempt to introduce same-sex “marriage.” The vote was 42 in favour of legalization and 98 against. Both Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Opposition...
  • The man behind the TV screen (pro Bush article)

    10/15/2003 7:42:35 PM PDT · by Dundee · 10 replies · 132+ views
    The Australian ^ | October 16, 2003 | Paul Kelly
    The man behind the TV screen The contrast is striking. Across the desk George W. Bush is the same person - yet this is a different persona from that unconvincing television presence. Interviewed in the Roosevelt Room adjacent to the Oval Office, Bush sat to one side of a portrait of Teddy Roosevelt on horseback, former Republican, president and warrior. George W is tanned and fit. He wears a light blue-grey suit, light-blue shirt with red tie. He is businesslike and friendly, looks you in the eye and engages like all good US politicians do. But wait for it -...