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Why You'll Say "DAMN!" on November 16th

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Dear NR Friend, Well, since the 16th will be a Sunday, maybe you'll tone it down to a "darn" or "rats." Or just a grumble. Anyway, as you pick your head off the pillow, you'll realize – it's over. The time has come to clear out of your luxurious cabin and disembark the Allure of the Seas , the beautiful ship that for the preceding week will have served as your terrific temporary home, and the setting of the conservative event of the year – the National Review 2014 Post-Election Caribbean Cruise . "What a great week it was. But now it's . . . over. DAMN!" Or . . . Maybe you'll be picking your head off your regular old pillow, back in your regular old bed, realizing the same thing -- it's over

Benghazi Linked to White House

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To view this email as a web page, go here. Benghazi Linked to WH The watchdog group Judicial Watch obtained the documents through the Freedom of Information Act. The emails contained within the documents show that top White House official Ben Rhodes, who was an assistant to the president and deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, worked to craft the infamous Susan Rice talking points. In fact, it was Rhodes who pushed the YouTube narrative. In an email it states that the "goal" is "to underscore that these protests are rooted in an Internet video, and not a broader failure of policy." The other goal stated in the email to Jay Carney and the president's inner circle states, "To reinforce the President and Administration's strength and steadiness in dealing with difficult challenges." These emails were no

The Foundry's Daily Digest: Krauthammer's Prediction on the Benghazi Cover-Up | She Thinks You Need To Witness This Gruesome Story | The Robin Hood Fallacy of Taking from the Rich

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If you are having trouble viewing this email, view it online.   April 30, 2014   Krauthammer's Prediction on the Benghazi Cover-Up     She Thinks You Need To Witness This Gruesome Story     The Robin Hood Fallacy of Taking from the Rich     An Issue to Unite Liberals and Conservatives