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Rule of law? Yeah, right. Feds Admit They Withheld Key Documents from Standing Rock Sioux.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers purposefully withheld key studies that could have helped the tribe evaluate the risks [of the DAPL]. One report modeled damage from potential spills; another weighed the likelihood of spills; a third compared alternative routes and discussed the environmental justice concerns raised by the project. The revelation highlights the federal government’s perception of its limited responsibility to consult with tribes even on matters that could threaten its welfare.

What will you tell the "Democrats"?

The churches gathered together by the so-called Alliance Defending Freedom to challenge the state's transgender legal protections are withdrawing their legal challenge.

A couple months before the election, President Obama finally had something to brag about - median income had risen above the level they were at when he took office. He went on the campaign circuit for Hillary to tout those numbers.

There is absolutely no point at this time talking to Democrats or Republicans they are both off in the playground pulling each others pigtails.

The lawyers are celebrating the festive season early because there are so many threats of litigation that their careers are ensured for the foreseeable future.

Tin foil sales have gone through the roof and not because tin foil makes good stars to top off the Christmas Tree.

You can't fool George Will. Scientists are just progressives who are looking to consolidate power in Washington.

1] Stop writing stupid stuff down. Nobody has even hinted that whoever "interfered" was in any way creative.
2] Stop trying to fight dirty campaigns. Stop playing up to media needs for more food fights for sales.

Try
1] Transparency.
2] Fighting the campaign on the issues. If you actually believed in what you promote, it would be even easier.

Interesting thing happened at the Dripping Springs ISD board meeting on Monday. A petition with 529 signatures was submitted to the school board in support of a transgender 3rd grader who attends Walnut Springs Elementary School.