Updated:  Kathleen Willey, a former volunteer aide to Bill Clinton who has long claimed she was sexually harassed by the president in the 1990s, is now sounding the alarm about the potential danger of Hillary Clinton becoming president.

“Hillary Clinton is the war on women, and that’s what needs to be exposed here,” Willey said Sunday night on Aaron Klein’s WABC Radio show.
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The new media titan of independent reporting. Breitbart.com, announced yesterday opening new offices in London and Texas. We are delighted to have a new neighbor in the region.

In fact, all economy and most good media is regional. For decades the Dallas Morning News was considered the best news outlet in Oklahoma, but in cost cutting moves the organization narrowed focus.  Here’s a cheer for new near news with an attitude welcome in the region.
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Conservative radio host Mark Levin appearing Friday on “Your World With Neil Cavuto,” says he is “sick and tired of defeatist Republicans,” especially after watching GOP leaders in both the House and Senate fail to even try to attach any conditions or reforms to the debt ceiling increase passed this week.

After summarizing by historic headlines the coming debt bomb Cavuto tossed to the talk radio star and Levin went off on Republicans for failing to address the nation’s serious fiscal problems because they are too worried about winning elections.
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WASHINGTON- Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Tom Carper (D-DE) and Ranking Member Tom Coburn (R-OK), Senator Susan Collins (R-ME), Subcommittee on Financial Contracting and Oversight Chairman Claire McCaskill (D-MO), and Ranking Member Ron Johnson (R-WI) today released a report that found vulnerabilities in the intelligence community’s inventory of its core contractor personnel.
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During Swiss vote on EU immigration. An electoral poster in favor of a “stop mass immigration” referendum

Switzerland voted in favor of new immigration curbs, risking a backlash from the European Union and thwarting the ability of companies to hire top talent abroad according to Bloomberg News.

The measure, which requires the government to set an upper limit for foreigners, was supported by 50.3 percent of voters, the government said at a press conference in Bern. Voters in the cities of Zurich and Basel and cantons in western Switzerland opposed the measures, while those in rural German-speaking cantons and the Italian-speaking region of Ticino backed it.
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