THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2016
TONIGHT’S REALLY BIG STORY
CLINTON AND SANDERS TRADED TESTY ACCUSATIONS AND OPEN SCORN DURING DEBATE.
The Washington Post’s Anne Gearan And John Wagner report the once-genteel DemocRAT Presidential Contest has turned ugly” “Hillary and Bernie traded testy accusations and open scorn over policy differences and personal judgment in a debate Thursday that put on full display just how much the once-genteel DemocRAT presidential contest has turned ugly.”
Other Stories The Blower Will Be Tracking Tonight Include:
TRUMP’S FAVORITE BIBLE VERSE
The Daily Wire reports Trump’s favorite Bible Verse is “An eye for an eye.” (Exodus 21:24), but The Blower doesn’t believe it.
SHERIFF DAVID CLARKE HAS A FREE GIFT FOR #BLACKLIVESMATTER MEMBERS
AN OBSCURE OHIO STATE LAW COULD SHAKE UP THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
If Republican Establishment is planning to buy delegates on the convention floor in Cleveland to stop Donald Trump this July, they’d better be careful — they might be breaking the law in the state of Ohio.
Lawmakers passed the original law on bribery in state elections in 1871, but added language to “protect the elections of voluntary political associations” three years later, on the cusp of the contentious 1876 Republican convention in Cincinnati, which took seven ballots to crown a nominee.
“Purchases of votes for money have been openly made in the hall where conventions were held,” says an 1874 Cincinnati Enquirer story decrying people “who become delegates for no purpose in the world but to sell their votes to the highest bidder” at local conventions.
RELIGIOUS GROUP GIVES KASICH GIANT FLUSH ON BATHROOM BILL
GOP presidential hopeful John Kasich apparently is confused about the principle behind North Carolina’s “bathroom law,” the head of the National Religious Broadcasters charged after the Ohio governor urged citizens engaged in the conflict between the gay agenda and religious liberty to “chill out.” “Clearly, rather than ‘chill out,’ Gov. Kasich needs to study the North Carolina law – as well as the recent Georgia bill,” said Jerry A. Johnson, the president of the NRB. “We commend North Carolina for protecting its citizens in public restrooms, which is a public safety matter, not a religious liberty issue. “But I’m deeply concerned that Gov. Kasich appears to not understand very well critical religious liberty issues. He is either naïve or poorly informed. Indeed, this is not the first time the governor has spoken in a less-than clear way about religious liberty,” Johnson said.
THE WORST JOB IN AMERICA
NEW YORK (FOX5NY) – A new survey of the best and worst jobs in the country has declared that being a newspaper reporter is the worst career you could be pursuing. It cited fewer job prospects because of publications going out of business and declining ad revenue providing less money for decent salaries. The survey put the annual median salary of a print reporter at $37,200. It is the third year in a row that a newpaper reporter ranked as the worst job. Being a broadcaster didn’t fare much better. It came in third worst on the list.
TODAY’S “STUPID LIBERAL LIAR” AWARD GOES TO
Obama’s Doofus Secretary of State, whose Latest Excuse for Terrorism is “Human Rights Abuses,” because it couldn’t have anything to do with Islam.
Tonight’s Hill-arity
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PLUS
Bill O’Reilly Revives Black Crime Canard To Defend Mass Incarceration of African Americans
Earlier Editions Today
“Cartoon Wars” (More Political Propaganda From Both Sides Of The Aisle!)
“Not Really a Rally” (It’s Just Another Way to Try to Raise Money!)
“DemocRAT Talking Points Memo” (Where Biased Local Newscasts Begin)
“Political Punch Lines” (Hoping To Hear A Lot More Of Them Tonight!)
“Travel Ban” (Ohio’s Cities Were Only Partially Correct)
Expect The Battle To Continue For The Next 281* Days Until Noon on Inauguration Day When The Nation Can Begin To Undo All The Damage Obama Has Done.
*1,301 if your live in Anderson Township
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