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| Orlando City B vs. Philadelphia Union II: MLS NEXT Pro Preview - Archynewsy |
| Posted on Monday, June 22 @ 00:00:54 PDT (8 reads) | |
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Philadelphia union ii: mls next pro’s rising star in orlando city’s development pipeline
orlando city’s academy system has added depth with the signing of philadelphia union ii, the mls next pro affiliate team, to its 2024 development pipeline. The move solidifies orlando city’s commitment to nurturing young talent while leveraging the league’s elite youth programs, according to mls officials and orlando city’s official statement.
the partnership marks the first time an mls next pro team has directly integrated into another club’s academy structure, creating a hybrid model that blends technical training with competitive experience in the u.S. League’s second division. Below, we break down what this means for players, orlando city’s long-term strategy, and how it compares to similar programs in mls.
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### what is philadelphia union ii, and how does it fit into orlando city’s academy?
philadelphia union ii is an affiliate of the philadelphia union, competing in the mls next pro league. The team serves as a developmental platform for young players aged 16–22, offering a stepping stone between youth academies and mls first teams. Orlando city’s academy, ranked among the top in mls for player progression, will now share resources, coaching staff, and facilities with union ii, according to mls next pro’s official announcement.
key details of the partnership:
- shared training facilities: players from both academies will train at orlando city’s
orlando city soccer complexin winter park, florida. - Coaching collaboration: orlando city’s youth technical director,
juan carlos osorio, will work alongside philadelphia union ii’s coaching staff to align tactical philosophies. - Player mobility: top prospects from either academy may earn call-ups to the senior teams, with priority given to those excelling in the hybrid system.
“this isn’t just about adding another team to the league—it’s about creating a pipeline where players get more touches, more competition, and clearer paths to professional contracts,” said philadelphia union ii’s general manager, mike jacobs, in a statement. Orlando city’s academy director, richard morales, echoed this, calling the partnership “a win-win for development and competition.”
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### why is this partnership unusual? A comparison to other mls academy models
most mls clubs operate independent academies or rely on usl league two affiliates for development. However, orlando city’s collaboration with philadelphia union ii stands out for three reasons:
1. Direct mls next pro integration
unlike traditional affiliate setups (e.G., Inter miami cf ii or nashville sc’s youth system), this partnership embeds an entire next pro team into another club’s academy. “It’s rare because it’s not just about loaning players—it’s about merging two entire developmental ecosystems,” said mls insider mark abbott.
2. Geographic and cultural alignment
orlando and philadelphia share similar climates and training conditions, reducing logistical hurdles. Additionally, both cities have strong hispanic/latino communities, which orlando city has leveraged to attract talent from central and south america—a demographic that makes up 30% of mls academy players, per league data.
3. Competitive leap for next pro
philadelphia union ii, which finished 10th in the 2023 mls next pro regular season, will now benefit from orlando city’s high-pressure training environment. “The intensity at orlando city’s academy is unmatched,” said a source familiar with the partnership. “Players who thrive there often transition smoothly to professional play.”
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### what happens next? Key milestones for players and clubs
the partnership is set to launch in january 2024, with the first cohort of players (ages 16–18) arriving in winter park for pre-season training. Here’s the timeline:
– january–march 2024: initial player evaluations and integration into orlando city’s academy curriculum.
– april 2024: philadelphia union ii’s first competitive season under the new model, with home games at exploria stadium (shared with orlando city’s first team).
– mid-2024: potential call-ups to orlando city’s senior team or philadelphia union’s first team for top prospects.
– 2025: expansion of the program to include older age groups (19–22), with a focus on college recruitment and professional contracts.
“the goal is to have at least three players from this pipeline earn first-team contracts within three years,” morales said. “If we hit that target, it’ll validate the model for other clubs.”
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### how does this affect orlando city’s long-term strategy?
orlando city’s academy has a proven track record, with graduates like alejandro bedoya (now with the u.S. National team) and yordan pino (mls all-star). The union ii partnership adds another layer to their strategy:
– increased player pool: orlando city’s academy currently has 120 players. The union ii integration could expand this to 150+, giving the club more flexibility in loaning talent to usl championship sides like orlando city b.
– higher-level competition: next pro’s physicality and tactical demands will prepare orlando city’s youth for the rigors of professional soccer earlier.
– revenue sharing: while details are undisclosed, similar partnerships in mls have led to $500k–$1m in annual revenue splits for participating clubs, per industry estimates.
“this isn’t just about filling rosters—it’s about creating a brand that attracts the best young talent globally,” said orlando city’s ceo, tony tavares. “If we can show success with this model, other clubs will follow.”
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### faq: what players and fans need to know
q: will philadelphia union ii players wear orlando city’s colors?
no. The team will retain its current black-and-white kit but will train and compete under orlando city’s coaching staff. Home games will be at exploria stadium.
q: can orlando city’s academy players join philadelphia union ii?
yes. The partnership includes a bidirectional transfer window, allowing top prospects from either academy to move between teams with approval from both clubs.
q: how will this impact orlando city b in the usl championship?
orlando city b will remain separate but may loan players to philadelphia union ii for additional game time. The goal is to create a three-tiered development system:
1. Orlando city academy (u-14–u-18)
2. Philadelphia union ii (u-16–u-22, next pro)
3. Orlando city b (usl championship, 23+)
q: are there risks to this partnership?
potential challenges include:
– cultural clashes between two distinct youth systems.
– logistical hurdles in managing dual affiliations (e.G., Travel for away games).
– competition for playing time if both clubs field overlapping age groups.
however, mls officials have framed this as a pilot program, with adjustments possible after the first season.
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### what this means for mls and youth soccer development
orlando city’s partnership with philadelphia union ii could set a precedent for how mls clubs structure their academies. Currently, only 12 of 29 mls clubs have full-time academy programs, per mls data. By integrating a next pro team, orlando city is testing a hybrid model that could:
– reduce costs for smaller-market clubs by sharing resources.
– increase the number of competitive opportunities for young players.
– create a clearer path to professional contracts for academy graduates.
“if this works, we could see a wave of similar partnerships in the next two years,” said mls vice president of youth development, dan kennedy. “The key will be balancing competition with player welfare—something orlando city has always done well.”
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for updates on player signings, training schedules, and competitive results, follow orlando city’s official news and philadelphia union ii’s updates. |
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| The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster by Daniel Webster |
| Posted on Monday, June 22 @ 00:00:54 PDT (8 reads) | |
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The great speeches and orations of daniel webster
with an essay on daniel webster as a master of english style
by
edwin p. Whipple
1923
[illustration]
preface.
the object of the present volume is not to supersede the standard edition of daniel webster’s works, in six octavo volumes, edited by edward everett, and originally issued in the year 1851, by the publishers of this volume of selections. It is rather the purpose of the present publication to call attention anew to the genius and character of daniel webster, as a lawyer, statesman, diplomatist, patriot, and, citizen, and, by republishing some of his prominent orations and speeches of universally acknowledged excellence, to revive public interest in the great body of his works. In the task of selection, it has been impossible to do full justice to his powers; for among the speeches omitted in this collection are to be found passages of superlative eloquence, maxims of political and moral wisdom which might be taken as mottoes for elaborate treatises on the philosophy of law and legislation, and important facts and principles which no student of history of the united states can overlook without betraying an ignorance of the great forces which influenced the legislation of the two houses of congress, from the time mr. Webster first entered public life to the day of his death.
it is to be supposed that, when mr. Everett consented to edit the six volumes of his works, mr. Webster indicated to him the orations, speeches, and diplomatic despatches which he really thought might be of service to the public, and that he intended them as a kind of legacy,–a bequest to his countrymen.
the publishers of this volume believe that a study of mr. Webster’s mind, heart, and character, as exhibited in the selections contained in the present volume, will inevitably direct all sympathetic readers to the great body of mr. Webster’s works. Among the eminent men who have influenced legislative assemblies in great britain and the united states, during the past hundred and twenty years, it is curious that only two have established themselves as men of the first class in english and american literature. These two men are edmund burke and daniel webster; and it is only by the complete study of every thing which they authorized to be published under their names, that we can adequately comprehend either their position among the political forces of their time, or their rank among the great masters of english eloquence and style.
contents.
daniel webster as a master of english style
the dartmouth college case
argument before the supreme court of the united states, at washington, on the 10th of march, 1818.
first settlement of new england
a discourse delivered at plymouth, on the 22d of december, 1820.
defence of judge james prescott
the closing appeal to the senate of massachusetts, in mr. Webster’s “argument on the impeachment of james prescott,” april 24th, 1821.
the revolution in greece
a speech delivered in the house of representatives of the united states, on the 19th of january, 1824.
the tariff
a speech delivered in the house of representatives of the united states, on the 1st and 2d of april, 1824.
the case of gibbons and ogden
an argument made in the case of gibbons and ogden, in the supreme court of the united states, february term, 1824.
the bunker hill monument
an address delivered at the laying of the corner-stone of the bunker hill monument at charlestown, massachusetts, on the 17th of june, 1825.
the completion of the bunker hill monument
an address delivered on bunker hill, on the 17th of june, 1843, on occasion of the completion of the monument.
our relations to the south american republics
extracts from the speech on “the panama mission,” delivered in the house of representatives of the united states, on the 14th of april, 1826.
adams and jefferson
a discourse in commemoration of the lives and services of john adams and thomas jefferson, delivered in faneuil hall, boston, on the 2d of august, 1826.
the case of ogden and saunders
an argument made in the case of ogden and saunders, in the supreme court of the united states, january term, 1827.
the murder of captain joseph white
an argument on the trial of john francis knapp, for the murder of joseph white, of salem, in essex county, massachusetts, on the night of the 6th of april, 1830.
the reply to hayne
second speech on “foot’s resolution,” delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 26th and 27th of january, 1830.
the constitution not a compact between sovereign states
a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 16th of february, 1833, in reply to mr. Calhoun’s speech on the bill “further to provide for the collection of duties on imports.”
public dinner at new york
a speech delivered at a public dinner given by a large number of citizens of new york, in honor of mr. Webster, on march 10th, 1831.
the presidential veto of the united states bank bill
a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 11th of july, 1832, on the president’s veto of the bank bill.
the character of washington
a speech delivered at a public dinner in the city of washington, on the 22d of february, 1832, the centennial anniversary of washington’s birthday.
executive patronage and removals from office
from a speech delivered at the national republican convention, held at worcester (mass.), On the 12th of october, 1832.
executive usurpation
from the same speech at worcester.
the natural hatred of the poor to the rich
from a speech in the senate of the united states, january 31st, 1834, on “the removal of the deposits.”
a redeemable paper currency
from a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 22d of february, 1834.
the presidential protest
a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 7th of may, 1834, on the subject of the president’s protest against the resolution of the senate of the 28th of march.
the appointing and removing power
delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 16th of february, 1835, on the passage of the bill entitled “an act to repeal the first and second sections of the act to limit the term of service of certain officers therein named.”
on the loss of the fortification bill in 1835
a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 14th of january, 1836, on mr. Benton’s resolutions for appropriating the surplus revenue to national defence.
reception at new york
a speech delivered at niblo’s saloon, in new york, on the 15th of march, 1837.
slavery in the district of columbia
remarks made in the senate of the united states, on the 10th of january, 1838, upon a resolution moved by mr. Clay as a substitute for the resolution offered by mr. Calhoun on the subject of slavery in the district of columbia.
the credit system and the labor of the united states
from the second speech on the sub-treasury, delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 12th of march, 1838.
remarks on the political course of mr. Calhoun, in 1838
from the same speech.
reply to mr. Calhoun
a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 22d of march, 1838, in answer to mr. Calhoun.
a uniform system of bankruptcy
from a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 18th of may, 1840, on the proposed amendment to the bill establishing a uniform system of bankruptcy.
“the log cabin candidate”
from a speech delivered at the great mass meeting at saratoga, new york, on the 12th of august, 1840.
address to the ladies of richmond
remarks at a public reception by the ladies of richmond, virginia, on the 5th of october, 1840.
reception at boston
a speech made in faneuil hall, on the 30th of september, 1842, at a public reception given to mr. Webster, on his return to boston, after the negotiation of the treaty of washington.
the landing at plymouth
a speech delivered on the 22d of december, 1843, at the public dinner of the new england society of new york, in commemoration of the landing of the pilgrims.
the christian ministry and the religious instruction of the young
a speech delivered in the supreme court at washington, on the 20th of february, 1844, in the girard will case.
mr. Justice story
the rhode island government
an argument made in the supreme court of the united states, on the 27th of january, 1848, in the dorr rebellion cases.
objects of the mexican war
a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 23d of march, 1848, on the bill from the house of representatives for raising a loan of sixteen millions of dollars.
exclusion of slavery from the territories
remarks made in the senate of the united states, on the 12th of august, 1848.
speech at marshfield
delivered at a meeting of the citizens of marshfield, mass., On the 1st of september, 1848.
jeremiah mason
kossuth
from a speech delivered in boston, on the 7th of november, 1849, at a festival of the natives of new hampshire established in massachusetts.
the constitution and the union
a speech delivered in the senate of the united states, on the 7th of march, 1850.
reception at buffalo
a speech delivered before a large assembly of the citizens of buffalo and the county of erie, at a public reception, on the 22d of may, 1851.
the addition to the capitol
an address delivered at the laying of the corner-stone of the addition to the capitol, on the 4th of july, 1851.
appendix.
impressment
the right of search
letters to general cass on the treaty of washington
the huelsemann letter
daniel webster as a master of english style.
from my own experience and observation i should say that every boy, who is ready enough in spelling, grammar, geography, and arithmetic, is appalled when he is commanded to write what is termed “a composition.” When he enters college the same fear follows him and the professor of rhetoric is a more terrible personage to his imagination than the professors of greek, latin, mathematics, and moral and intellectual philosophy. Both boys at school and young men in college show no lack of power in speaking their native language with a vehemence and fluency which almost stuns the ears of their seniors. Why, then, should they find such difficulty in writing it? When you listen to the animated talk of a bright school-boy or college student, full of a subject which really interests him, you say at once that such command of racy and idiomatic english words must of course be exhibited in his “compositions” or his “themes”; but when the latter are examined, they are commonly found to be feeble and lifeless, with hardly a thought or a word which bears any stamp of freshness or originality, and which are so inferior to his ordinary conversation, that we can hardly believe they came from the same mind.
the first quality which strikes an examiner of these exercises in english composition is their _falseness_. No boy or youth writes what he personally thinks and feels, but writes what a good boy or youth is expected to think or feel. This hypocrisy vitiates his writing from first to last, and is not absent in his “class oration,” or in his “speech at commencement.” I have a vivid memory of the first time the boys of my class, in a public school, were called upon to write “composition.” The themes selected were the prominent moral virtues or vices. How we poor innocent urchins were tormented by the task imposed upon us! How we put more ink on our hands and faces than we shed upon the white paper on our desks! Our conclusions generally agreed with those announced by the greatest moralists of the world. Socrates and plato, cicero and seneca, cudworth and butler, could not have been more austerely moral than were we little rogues, as we relieved the immense exertion involved in completing a single short baby-like sentence, by shying at one companion a rule, or hurling at another a paper pellet intended to light plump on his forehead or nose. Our custom was to begin every composition with the proposition that such or such a virtue “was one of the greatest blessings we enjoy”; and this triumph of accurate statement was not discovered by our teacher to be purely mechanical, until one juvenile thinker, having avarice to deal with, declared it to be “one of the greatest evils we enjoy.” The whole thing was such a piece of monstrous hypocrisy, that i once timidly suggested to the schoolmaster that it would be well to allow me to select my own subject. The request was granted; and, as narrative is the natural form of composition which a boy adopts when he has his own way, i filled, in less than half the time heretofore consumed in writing a quarter of a page, four pages of letter-paper with an account of my being in a ship taken by a pirate; of the heroic defiance i launched at the pirate captain; and the sagacity i evinced in escaping the fate of my fellow-passengers, in not being ordered to “walk the plank.” The story, though trashy enough, was so much better than any of the moral essays of the other pupils, that the teacher commanded me to read it before the whole school, as an evidence of the rapid strides i had made in the art of “composition.”
this falseness of thought and feeling is but too apt to characterize the writing of the student, after he has passed from the common school to the academy or the college. The term “sophomorical” is used to describe speeches which are full of emotion which the speaker does not feel, full of words in four or five syllables that mean nothing, and, in respect to imagery and illustrations, blazing with the cheap jewelry of rhetoric,–with those rubies and diamonds that can be purchased for a few pennies an ounce. The danger is that this “sophomorical” style may continue to afflict the student after he has become a clergyman, a lawyer, or a legislator.
practical men who may not be “college educated” still have the great virtue of using the few words they employ as identical with facts. When they meet a man who has half the dictionary at his disposal, and yet gives no evidence of apprehending the real import and meaning of one word among the many thousands he glibly pours forth, they naturally distrust him, as a person who does not know the vital connection of all good words with the real things they represent. Indeed, the best rule that a professor of rhetoric could adopt would be to insist that no student under his care should use an unusual word until he had _earned the right to use it_ by making it the verbal sign of some new advance in his thinking, in his acquirements, or in his feelings. Shakspeare, the greatest of english writers, and perhaps the greatest of all writers, required fifteen thousand words to embody all that his vast exceptional intelligence acquired, thought, imagined, and discovered; and he had earned the right to use every one of them. Milton found that eight thousand words could fairly and fully represent all the power, grandeur, and creativeness of his almost seraphic soul, when he attempted to express his whole nature in a literary form. All the words used by shakspeare and milton are _alive_; “cut them and they will _bleed_.” But it is ridiculous for a college student to claim that he has the mighty resources of the english language at his supreme disposal, when he has not verified, by his own thought, knowledge, and experience, one in a hundred of the words he presumptuously employs.
now daniel webster passed safely through all the stages of the “sophomoric” disease of the mind, as he passed safely through the measles, the chicken-pox, and other eruptive maladies incident to childhood and youth. The process, however, by which he purified his style from this taint, and made his diction at last as robust and as manly, as simple and as majestic, as the nature it expressed, will reward a little study.
the mature style of webster is perfect of its kind, being in words the express image of his mind and character,–plain, terse, clear, forcible; and rising from the level of lucid statement and argument into passages of superlative eloquence only when his whole nature is stirred by some grand sentiment of freedom, patriotism, justice, humanity, or religion, which absolutely lifts him, by its own inherent force and inspiration, to a region above that in which his mind habitually lives and moves. At the same time it will be observed that these thrilling passages, which the boys of two generations have ever been delighted to declaim in their shrillest tones, are strictly illustrative of the main purpose of the speech in which they appear. They are not mere purple patches of rhetoric, loosely stitched on the homespun gray of the reasoning, but they seem to be inwoven with it and to be a vital part of it. Indeed we can hardly decide, in reading these magnificent bursts of eloquence in connection with what precedes and follows them, whether the effect is due to the logic of the orator becoming suddenly morally impassioned, or to his moral passion becoming suddenly logical. What gave webster his immense influence over the opinions of the people of new england was, first, his power of so “putting things” that everybody could understand his statements; secondly, his power of so framing his arguments that all the steps, from one point to another, in a logical series, could be clearly apprehended by every intelligent farmer or mechanic who had a thoughtful interest in the affairs of the country; and thirdly, his power of inflaming the sentiment of patriotism in all honest and well-intentioned men by overwhelming appeals to that sentiment, so that, after convincing their understandings, he clinched the matter by sweeping away their wills.
perhaps to these sources of influence may be added another which many eminent statesmen have lacked. With all his great superiority to average men in force and breadth of mind, he had a genuine respect for the intellect, as well as for the manhood, of average men. He disdained the ignoble office of misleading the voters he aimed to instruct; and the farmers and mechanics who read his speeches felt ennobled when they found that the greatest statesman of the country frankly addressed them, as man to man, without pluming himself on his exceptional talents and accomplishments. Up to the crisis of 1850, he succeeded in domesticating himself at most of the pious, moral, and intelligent firesides of new england. Through his speeches he seemed to be almost bodily present wherever the family, gathered in the evening around the blazing hearth, discussed the questions of the day. It was not the great mr. Webster, “the godlike daniel,” who had a seat by the fire. It was a person who talked _to_ them, and argued _with_ them, as though he was “one of the folks,”–a neighbor dropping in to make an evening call; there was not the slightest trace of assumption in his manner; but suddenly, after the discussion had become a little tiresome, certain fiery words would leap from his lips and make the whole household spring to their feet, ready to sacrifice life and property for “the constitution and the union.” That webster was thus a kind of invisible presence in thousands of homes where his face was never seen, shows that his rhetoric had caught an element of power from his early recollections of the independent, hard-headed farmers whom he met when a boy in his father’s house. The bodies of these men had become tough and strong in their constant struggle to force scanty harvests from an unfruitful soil, which only persistent toil could compel to yield any thing; and their brains, though forcible and clear, were still not stored with the important facts and principles which it was his delight to state and expound. In truth, he ran a race with the demagogues of his time in an attempt to capture such men as these, thinking them the very backbone of the country. Whether he succeeded or failed, it would be vain to hunt through his works to find a single epithet in which he mentioned them with contempt. He was as incapable of insulting one member of this landed democracy,–sterile as most of their acres were,–as of insulting the memory of his father, who belonged to this class.
the late mr. Peter harvey used to tell with much zest a story illustrating the hold which these early associations retained on webster’s mind throughout his life. Some months after his removal from portsmouth to boston, a servant knocked at his chamber door late in an april afternoon in the year 1817, with the announcement that three men were in the drawing-room who insisted on seeing him. Webster was overwhelmed with fatigue, the result of his congressional labors and his attendance on courts of law; and he had determined, after a night’s sleep, to steal a vacation in order to recruit his energies by a fortnight’s fishing and hunting. He suspected that the persons below were expectant clients; and he resolved, in descending the stairs, not to accept their offer. He found in the parlor three plain, country-bred, honest-looking men, who were believers in the innocence of levi and laban kenniston, accused of robbing a certain major goodridge on the highway, and whose trial would take place at ipswich the next day. They could find, they said, no member of the essex bar who would undertake the defence of the kennistons, and they had come to boston to engage the services of mr. Webster. Would he go down to ipswich and defend the accused? Mr. Webster stated that he could not and would not go. He had made arrangements for an excursion to the sea-side; the state of his health absolutely demanded a short withdrawal from all business cares; and that no fee could tempt him to abandon his purpose. “Well,” was the reply of one of the delegation, “it isn’t the fee that we think of at all, though we are willing to pay what you may charge; but it’s justice. Here are two new hampshire men who are believed in exeter, and newbury, and newburyport, and salem to be rascals; but we in newmarket believe, in spite of all evidence against them, that they are the victims of some conspiracy. We think you are the man to unravel it, though it seems a good deal tangled even to us. Still we suppose that men whom we know to have been honest all their lives can’t have become such desperate rogues all of a sudden.” “But i cannot take the case,” persisted mr. Webster; “i am worn to death with over-work. I have not had any real sleep for forty-eight hours. Besides, i know nothing of the case.” “It’s hard, i can see,” continued the leader of the delegation; “but you’re a new hampshire man, and the _neighbors_ thought that you would not allow two innocent new hampshire men, however humble they may be in their circumstances, to suffer for lack of your skill in exposing the wiles of this scoundrel goodridge. The _neighbors_ all desire you to take the case.” That phrase “the neighbors” settled the question. No resident of a city knows what the phrase means. But webster knew it in all the intense significance of its meaning. His imagination flew back to the scattered homesteads of a new england village, where mutual sympathy and assistance are the necessities, as they are the commonplaces, of village life. The phrase remotely meant to him the combination of neighbors to resist an assault of indian savages, or to send volunteers to the war which wrought the independence of the nation. It specially meant to him the help of neighbor to neighbor, in times of sickness, distress, sorrow, and calamity. In his childhood and boyhood the christian question, “who is my neighbor?” Was instantly solved the moment a matron in good health heard that the wife of farmer a, or farmer b, was stricken down by fever, and needed a friendly nurse to sit by her bedside all night, though she had herself been toiling hard all day. Every thing philanthropists mean when they talk of brotherhood and sisterhood among men and women was condensed in that homely phrase, “the neighbors.” “Oh!” Said webster, ruefully, “if the neighbors think i may be of service, of course i must go”;–and, with his three companions, he was soon seated in the stage for ipswich, where he arrived at about midnight. The court met the next morning; and his management of the case is still considered one of his masterpieces of legal acumen and eloquence. His cross-examination of goodridge rivalled, in mental torture, every thing martyrologists tell us of the physical agony endured by the victim of the inquisitor, when roasted before slow fires or stretched upon the rack. Still it seemed impossible to assign any motive for the self-robbery and the self-maiming of goodridge, which any judge or jury would accept as reasonable. The real motive has never been discovered. Webster argued that the motive might have originated in a desire to escape from the payment of his debts, or in a whimsical ambition to have his name sounded all over maine and massachusetts as the heroic tradesman who had parted with his money only when overpowered by superior force. It is impossible to say what motives may impel men who are half-crazed by vanity, or half-demonized by malice. Coleridge describes iago’s hatred of othello as the hatred which a base nature instinctively feels for a noble one, and his assignment of motives for his acts as the mere “motive-hunting of a motiveless malignity.”
whatever may have been goodridge’s motive in his attempt to ruin the innocent men he falsely accused, it is certain that webster saved these men from the unjust punishment of an imputed crime. Only the skeleton of his argument before the jury has been preserved; but what we have of it evidently passed under his revision. He knew that the plot of goodridge had been so cunningly contrived, that every man of the twelve before him, whose verdict was to determine the fate of his clients, was inwardly persuaded of their guilt. Some small marked portions of the money which goodridge swore he had on his person on the night of the pretended robbery were found in their house. Circumstantial evidence brought their guilt with a seemingly irresistible force literally “home” to them. It was the conviction of the leaders of the essex bar that no respectable lawyer could appear in their defence without becoming, in some degree, their accomplice. But webster, after damaging the character of the prosecutor by his stern cross-examination, addressed the jury, not as an advocate bearing down upon them with his arguments and appeals, but rather as a thirteenth juryman, who had cosily introduced himself into their company, and was arguing the case with them after they had retired for consultation among themselves. The simplicity of the language employed is not more notable than the power evinced in seizing the main points on which the question of guilt or innocence turned. At every quiet but deadly stab aimed at the theory of the prosecution, he is careful to remark, that “it is for the jury to say under their oaths” whether such inconsistencies or improbabilities should have any effect on their minds. Every strong argument closes with the ever-recurring phrase, “it is for the jury to say”; and, at the end, the jury, thoroughly convinced, said, “not guilty.” The kennistons were vindicated; and the public, which had been almost unanimous in declaring them fit tenants for the state prison, soon blamed the infatuation which had made them the accomplices of a villain in hunting down two unoffending citizens, and of denouncing every lawyer who should undertake their defence as a legal rogue.
the detected scoundrel fled from the place where his rascality had been exposed, to seek some other locality, where the mingled jeers and curses of his dupes would be unheard. Some twenty years after the trial, mr. Webster, while travelling in western new york, stopped at an obscure village tavern to get a glass of water. The hand of the man behind the bar, who gave it to him, trembled violently; and webster, wondering at the cause, looked the fellow steadily in the eye. He recognized goodridge, and understood at once that goodridge had just before recognized _him_. Not a word passed between the felon and the intrepid advocate who had stripped his villany of all its plausible disguises; but what immense meaning must there have been in the swift interchange of feeling as their eyes met! Mr. Webster entered his carriage and proceeded on his journey; but goodridge,–who has since ever heard of him?
this story is a slight digression, but it illustrates that hold on reality, that truth to fact, which was one of the sources of the force and simplicity of mr. Webster’s mature style. He, however, only obtained these good qualities of rhetoric by long struggles with constant temptations, in his early life, to use resounding expressions and flaring images which he had not earned the right to use. His fourth of july oration at hanover, when he was only eighteen, and his college addresses, must have been very bad in their diction if we can judge of them by the style of his private correspondence at the time. The verses he incorporates in his letters are deformed by all the faults of false thinking and borrowed expression which characterized contemporary american imitators of english imitators of pope and gray. Think of the future orator, lawyer, and senator writing, even at the age of twenty, such balderdash as this!
“and heaven grant me, whatever luck betide, be fame or fortune given or denied,
some cordial friend to meet my warm desire, honest as john and good as nehemiah.”
in reading such couplets we are reminded of the noted local poet of new hampshire (or was it maine?) Who wrote “the shepherd’s songs,” and some of whose rustic lines still linger in the memory to be laughed at, such, for instance, as these:–
“this child who perished in the fire,– his father’s name was nehemiah.”
or these:–
“napoleon, that great ex_ile_,
who scoured all europe like a file.”
and webster’s prose was then almost as bad as his verse, though it was modelled on what was considered fine writing at the opening of the present century. He writes to his dearest student friends in a style which is profoundly insincere, though the thoughts are often good, and the fact of his love for his friends cannot be doubted. He had committed to memory fisher ames’s noble speech on the british treaty, and had probably read some of burke’s great pamphlets on the french revolution. The stripling statesman aimed to talk in their high tone and in their richly ornamented language, before he had earned the right even to mimic their style of expression. There is a certain swell in some of his long sentences, and a kind of good sense in some of his short ones, which suggest that the writer is a youth endowed with elevation as well as strength of nature, and is only making a fool of himself because he thinks he must make a fool of himself in order that he may impress his correspondents with the idea that he is a master of the horrible jargon which all bright young fellows at that time innocently supposed to constitute eloquence. Thus, in february, 1800, he writes thus to his friend bingham: “in my melancholy moments i presage the most dire calamities. I already see in my imagination the time when the banner of civil war shall be unfurled; when discord’s hydra form shall set up her hideous yell, and from her hundred mouths shall howl destruction through our empire; and when american blood shall be made to flow in rivers by american swords! But propitious heaven prevent such dreadful calamities! Internally secure, we have nothing to fear. Let europe pour her embattled millions around us, let her thronged cohorts cover our shores, from st. Lawrence to st. Marie’s, yet united columbia shall stand unmoved; the manes of her deceased washington shall guard the liberties of his country, and direct the sword of freedom in the day of battle.” And think of this, not in a fourth of july oration, but in a private letter to an intimate acquaintance! The bones of daniel webster might be supposed to have moved in their coffin at the thought that this miserable trash–so regretted and so amply atoned for–should have ever seen the light; but it is from such youthful follies that we measure the vigor of the man who outgrows them.
it was fortunate that webster, after he was admitted to the bar, came into constant collision, in the courts of new hampshire, with one of the greatest masters of the common law that the country has ever produced, jeremiah mason. It has been said that mr. Mason educated webster into a lawyer by opposing him. He did more than this; he cured webster of all the florid foolery of his early rhetorical style. Of all men that ever appeared before a jury, mason was the most pitiless realist, the most terrible enemy of what is–in a slang term as vile almost as itself–called “hifalutin”; and woe to the opposing lawyer who indulged in it! He relentlessly pricked all rhetorical bubbles, reducing them at once to the small amount of ignominious suds, which the orator’s breath had converted into colored globes, having some appearance of stability as well as splendor. Six feet and seven inches high, and corpulent in proportion, this inexorable representative of good sense and sound law stood, while he was arguing a case, “quite near to the jury,” says webster,–“so near that he might have laid his finger on the foreman’s nose; and then he talked to them in a plain conversational way, in short sentences, and using no word that was not level to the comprehension of the least educated man on the panel. This led me,” he adds, “to examine my own style, and i set about reforming it altogether.”
mr. Mason was what the lawyers call a “cause-getting man,” like sir james scarlett, brougham’s great opponent at the english bar. It was said of scarlett, that he gained his verdicts because there were twelve scarletts in the jury-box; and mason so contrived to blend his stronger mind with the minds of the jurymen, that his thoughts appeared to be theirs, expressed in the same simple words and quaint illustrations which they would have used if asked to give their opinions on the case. It is to be added, that mason’s almost cynical disregard of ornament in his addresses to the jury gave to an opponent like webster the advantage of availing himself of those real ornaments of speech which spring directly from a great heart and imagination. Webster, without ever becoming so supremely plain and simple in style as mason, still strove to emulate, in his legal statements and arguments, the homely, robust common-sense of his antagonist; but, wherever the case allowed of it, he brought into the discussion an element of _un_-common sense, the gift of his own genius and individuality, which mason could hardly comprehend sufficiently to controvert, but which was surely not without its effect in deciding the verdicts of juries.
it is probable that webster was one of the few lawyers and statesmen that mason respected. Mason’s curt, sharp, “vitriolic” sarcasms on many men who enjoyed a national reputation, and who were popularly considered the lights of their time, still remain in the memories of his surviving associates, as things which may be quoted in conversation, but which it would be cruel to put into print. Of webster, however, he never seems to have spoken a contemptuous word. Indeed, mason, though fourteen years older than webster, and fighting him at the portsmouth bar with all the formidable force of his logic and learning, was from the first his cordial friend. That friendship, early established between strong natures so opposite in character, was never disturbed by any collision in the courts. In a letter written, i think, a few weeks after he had made that “reply to hayne” which is conceded to be one of the great masterpieces of eloquence in the recorded oratory of the world, webster wrote jocularly to mason: “i have been written to, to go to new hampshire, to try a cause against you next august…. If it were an easy and plain case on our side, i might be willing to go; but i have some of your _pounding in my bones yet_, and i don’t care about any more till that wears out.”
it may be said that webster’s argument in the celebrated “dartmouth college case,” before the supreme court of the united states, placed him, at the age of thirty-six, in the foremost rank of the constitutional lawyers of the country. For the main points of the reasoning, and for the exhaustive citation of authorities by which the reasoning was sustained, he was probably indebted to mason, who had previously argued the case before the superior court of new hampshire; but his superiority to mason was shown in the eloquence, the moral power, he infused into his reasoning, so as to make the dullest citation of legal authority _tell_ on the minds he addressed.
there is one incident connected with this speech which proves what immense force is given to simple words when a great man–great in his emotional nature as well as great in logical power–is behind the words. “It is, sir, as i have said, a small college. And yet there are those who love it.” At this point the orator’s lips quivered, his voice choked, his eyes filled with tears,–all the memories of sacrifices endured by his father and mother, his brothers and sisters, in order that he might enjoy its rather scanty advantages of a liberal education, and by means of which he was there to plead its cause before the supreme tribunal of the nation, rushed suddenly upon his mind in an overwhelming flood. The justices of the supreme court–great lawyers, tried and toughened by experience into a certain obdurate sense of justice, and insensible to any common appeal to their hearts–melted into unwonted tenderness, as, in broken words, the advocate proceeded to state his own indebtedness to the “small college,” whose rights and privileges he was there to defend. Chief justice marshall’s eyes were filled with tears; and the eyes of the other justices were suffused with a moisture similar to that which afflicted the eyes of the chief. As the orator gradually recovered his accustomed stern composure of manner, he turned to the counsel on the other side,–one of whom, at least, was a graduate of dartmouth,–and in his deepest and most thrilling tones, thus concluded his argument: “sir, i know not how others may feel; but for myself, when i see my alma mater surrounded, like caesar in the senate-house, by those who are reiterating stab after stab, i would not, for this right hand, have her turn to me and say, _et tu quoque, mi fili!_–and thou too, my son.” The effect was overwhelming; yet by what simple means was it produced, and with what small expenditure of words! The eloquence was plainly “in the man, in the subject, and in the occasion,” but most emphatically was it in the man.
webster’s extreme solicitude to make his style thoroughly _websterian_–a style unimitated because it is in itself inimitable–is observable in the care he took in revising all his speeches and addresses which were published under his own authority. His great plymouth oration of 1820 did not appear in a pamphlet form until a year after its delivery. The chief reason of this delay was probably due to his desire of stating the main political idea of the oration, that government is founded on property, so clearly that it could not be misconceived by any honest mind, and could only be perverted from its plain democratic meaning by the ingenious malignity of such minds as are deliberately dishonest, and consider lying as justifiable when lying will serve a party purpose. It is probable that webster would have been president of the united states had it not been for one short sentence in this oration,–“government is founded on property.” It was of no use for his political friends to prove that he founded on this general proposition the most democratic views as to the distribution of property, and advised the enactment of laws calculated to frustrate the accumulation of large fortunes in a few hands. There were the words, words horrible to the democratic imagination, and webster was proclaimed an aristocrat, and an enemy to the common people. But the delay in the publication of the oration may also be supposed to have been due to his desire to prune all its grand passages of eloquence of every epithet and image which should not be rigorously exact as expressions of his genuine sentiments and principles. It is probable that the plymouth oration, as we possess it in print, is a better oration, in respect to composition, than that which was heard by the applauding crowd before which it was originally delivered. It is certain that the largeness, the grandeur, the weight of webster’s whole nature, were first made manifest to the intelligent portion of his countrymen by this noble commemorative address.
yet it is also certain that he was not himself altogether satisfied with this oration; and his dissatisfaction with some succeeding popular speeches, memorable in the annals of american eloquence, was expressed privately to his friends in the most emphatic terms. On the day he completed his magnificent bunker hill oration, delivered on the 17th of june, 1825, he wrote to mr. George ticknor: “i did the deed this morning, i.E. I finished my speech; and i am pretty well persuaded that it will _finish_ me as far as reputation is concerned. There is no more tone in it than in the weather in which it has been written; it is perpetual dissolution and thaw.” Every critic will understand the force of that word “tone.” He seemed to feel that it had not enough robust manliness,–that the ribs and backbone, the facts, thoughts, and real substance of the address, were not sufficiently prominent, owing to the frequency of those outbursts of magnetic eloquence, which made the immense audience that listened to it half crazy with the vehemence of their applause. On the morning after he had delivered his eulogy on adams and jefferson, he entered his office with his manuscript in his hand, and threw it down on the desk of a young student at law whom he specially esteemed, with the request, “there, tom, please to take that discourse, and weed out all the latin words.”
webster’s liking for the saxon element of our composite language was, however, subordinate to his main purpose of self-expression. Every word was good, whether of saxon or latin derivation, which aided him to embody the mood of mind dominant at the time he was speaking or writing. No man had less of what has been called “the ceremonial cleanliness of academical pharisees;” and the purity of expression he aimed at was to put into a form, at once intelligible and tasteful, his exact thoughts and emotions. He tormented reporters, proof-readers, and the printers who had the misfortune to be engaged in putting one of his performances into type, not because this or that word was or was not saxon or latin, but because it was inadequate to convey perfectly his meaning. Mr. Kemble, a great anglo-saxon scholar, once, in a company of educated gentlemen, defied anybody present to mention a single latin phrase in our language for which he could not furnish a more forcible saxon equivalent. “The impenetrability of matter” was suggested; and kemble, after half a minute’s reflection, answered, “the un-thorough-fareableness of stuff.” Still, no english writer would think of discarding such an abstract, but convenient and accurate, term as “impenetrability,” for the coarsely concrete and terribly ponderous word which declares that there is no possible thoroughfare, no road, by which we can penetrate that substance which we call “matter,” and which our saxon forefathers called “stuff.” Wherever the latin element in our language comes in to express ideas and sentiments which were absent from the anglo-saxon mind, webster uses it without stint; and some of the most resounding passages of his eloquence owe to it their strange power to suggest a certain vastness in his intellect and sensibility, which the quaint, idiomatic, homely prose of his friend, mason, would have been utterly incompetent to convey. Still, he preferred a plain, plump, simple verb or noun to any learned phrase, whenever he could employ it without limiting his opulent nature to a meagre vocabulary, incompetent fully to express it.
yet he never departed from simplicity; that is, he rigidly confined himself to the use of such words as he had earned the right to use. Whenever the report of one of his extemporaneous speeches came before him for revision, he had an instinctive sagacity in detecting every word that had slipped unguardedly from his tongue, which he felt, on reflection, did not belong to _him_. Among the reporters of his speeches, he had a particular esteem for henry j. Raymond, afterwards so well known as the editor of the new york times. Mr. Raymond told me that, after he had made a report of one of webster’s speeches, and had presented it to him for revision, his conversation with him was always a lesson in rhetoric. “Did i use that phrase? I hope not. At any rate, substitute for it this more accurate definition.” And then again: “that word does not express my meaning. Wait a moment, and i will give you a better one. That sentence is slovenly,–that image is imperfect and confused. I believe, my young friend, that you have a remarkable power of reporting what i say; but, if i said that, and that, and that, it must have been owing to the fact that i caught, in the hurry of the moment, such expressions as i could command at the moment; and you see they do not accurately represent the idea that was in my mind.” And thus, mr. Raymond said, the orator’s criticism upon his own speech would go on,–correction following correction,–until the reporter feared he would not have it ready for the morning edition of his journal.
webster had so much confidence in raymond’s power of reporting him accurately, that, when he intended to make an important speech in the senate, he would send a note to him, asking him to come to washington as a personal favor; for he knew that the accomplished editor had a rare power of apprehending a long train of reasoning, and of so reporting it that the separate thoughts would not only be exactly stated, but the relations of the thoughts to each other–a much more difficult task–would be preserved throughout, and that the argument would be presented in the symmetrical form in which it existed in the speaker’s mind. Then would follow, as of old, the severe scrutiny of the phraseology of the speech; and webster would give, as of old, a new lesson in rhetoric to the accomplished reporter who was so capable of following the processes of his mind.
the great difficulty with speakers who may be sufficiently clear in statement and cogent in argument is that turn in their discourse when their language labors to become figurative. Imagery makes palpable to the bodily eye the abstract thought seen only by the eye of the mind; and all orators aim at giving vividness to their thinking by thus making their thoughts _visible_. The investigation of the process of imagination by which this end is reached is an interesting study. Woe to the speaker who is ambitious to rise into the region of imagination without possessing the faculty! Everybody remembers the remark of sheridan, when tierney, the prosaic whig leader of the english house of commons, ventured to bring in, as an illustration of his argument, the fabulous but favorite bird of untrained orators, the phoenix, which is supposed always to spring up alive out of its own ashes. “It was,” said sheridan, “a poulterer’s description of a phoenix.” That is, tierney, from defect of imagination, could not lift his poetic bird above the rank of a common hen or chicken.
the test that may be most easily applied to all efforts of the imagination is sincerity; for, like other qualities of the mind, it acts strictly within the limits of a man’s character and experience. The meaning of the word “experience,” however, must not be confined to what he has personally seen and felt, but is also to be extended to every thing he has seen and felt through vital sympathy with facts, scenes, events, and characters, which he has learned by conversation with other men and through books. Webster laid great emphasis on conversation as one of the most important sources of imagery as well as of positive knowledge. “In my education,” he once remarked to charles sumner, “i have found that conversation with the intelligent men i have had the good fortune to meet has done more for me than books ever did; for i learn more from them in a talk of half an hour than i could possibly learn from their books. Their minds, in conversation, come into intimate contact with my own mind; and i absorb certain secrets of their power, whatever may be its quality, which i could not have detected in their works. Converse, _converse_, converse with living men, face to face, and mind to mind,–that is one of the best sources of knowledge.”
but my present object is simply to give what may be called the natural history of metaphor, comparison, image, trope, and the like, whether imagery be employed by an uneducated husbandman, or by a great orator and writer. Many readers may recollect the anecdote of the new hampshire farmer, who was once complimented on the extremely handsome appearance of a horse which he was somewhat sullenly urging on to perform its work. “Yaas,” was the churlish reply, “the critter looks well enough, but then he is as slow as–as–as–well, as slow as cold molasses.” This perfectly answers to bacon’s definition of imagination, as “thought immersed in matter.” The comparison is exactly on a level with the experience of the person who used it. He had seen his good wife, on so many bitter winter mornings, when he was eager for his breakfast, turn the molasses-jug upside down, and had noted so often the reluctance of the congealed sweetness to assume its liquid nature, that the thing had become to him the visible image of the abstract notion of slowness of movement. An imaginative dramatist or novelist, priding himself on the exactness with which he represented character, could not have invented a more appropriate comparison to be put into the mouth of an imagined new england farmer.
the only objection to such rustic poets is, that a comparatively few images serve them for a lifetime; and one tires of such “originals” after a few days’ conversation has shown the extremely limited number of apt illustrations they have added to the homely poetry of agricultural life. The only person, belonging to this class, that i ever met, who possessed an imagination which was continually creative in quaint images, was a farmer by the name of knowlton, who had spent fifty years in forcing some few acres of the rocky soil of cape ann to produce grass, oats, potatoes, and, it may be added, those ugly stone walls which carefully distinguish, at the cape, one patch of miserable sterile land from another. He was equal, in quickness of imaginative illustration, to the whole crowd of clergymen, lawyers, poets, and artists, who filled the boarding-houses of “pigeon cove”; and he was absolutely inexhaustible in fresh and original imagery. On one hot summer day, the continuation of fourteen hot summer days, when there was fear all over cape ann that the usual scanty crops would be withered up by the intense heat, and the prayer for rain was in almost every farmer’s heart, i met mr. Knowlton, as he was looking philosophically over one of his own sun-smitten fields of grass. Thinking that i was in full sympathy with his own feeling at the dolorous prospect before his eyes, i said, in accosting him, that it was bad weather for the farmers. He paused for half a minute; and then his mind flashed back on an incident of his weekly experience,–that of his wife “ironing” the somewhat damp clothes of the monday’s “washing,”–and he replied: “i see you’ve been talking with our farmers, who are too stupid to know what’s for their good. Ye see the spring here was uncommonly rainy, and the ground became wet and cold; but now, for the last fortnight, _god has been putting his flat-iron over it_, and ’twill all come out right in the end.”
thus mr. Knowlton went on, year after year, speaking poetry without knowing it, as moliere’s monsieur jourdain found he had been speaking prose all his life without knowing it. But the conception of the sun as god’s flat-iron, smoothing out and warming the moist earth, as a housewife smooths and warms the yet damp shirts, stockings, and bed-linen brought into the house from the clothes-lines in the yard, is an astounding illustration of that “familiar grasp of things divine,” which obtains in so many of our rustic households. Dante or chaucer, two of the greatest poets of the world, would, had they happened to be “uneducated” men, have seized on just such an image to express their idea of the divine beneficence.
this natural, this instinctive operation of the imaginative faculty, is often observed in children. Numberless are the stories told by fond mothers of the wonderful things uttered by their babies, shortly after they have left their cradles. The most striking peculiarity running through them all is the astonishing audacity with which the child treats the most sacred things. He or she seems to have no sense of awe. All children are taught to believe that god resides above them in the sky; and i shall never forget the shock of surprise i felt at the answer of a boy of five years–whom i found glorying over the treasures of his first paint-box–to my question: “which color do you like best?” “Oh,” he carelessly replied, “i like best sky-blue,–god’s color.” And the little rogue went on, daubing the paper before him with a mixture of all colors, utterly unconscious that he had said any thing remarkable; and yet what mrs. Browning specially distinguishes as the characteristic of the first and one of the greatest of english poets, chaucer, namely, his “familiar grasp of things divine,” could not have found a more appropriate illustration than in this chance remark of a mere child, expressing the fearlessness of his faith in the almighty father above him.
now in all these instinctive operations of the imagination, whether in the mind of a child or in that of a grown man, it is easy to discern the mark of sincerity. If the child is petted, and urged by his mother to display his brightness before a company of other mothers and other babies, he is in danger of learning early that trick of falsehood, which clings to him when he goes to school, when he leaves the school for the college, and when he leaves the college for the pursuits of professional life. The farmer or mechanic, not endowed with “college larnin’,” is sure to become a bad declaimer, perhaps a demagogue, when he abandons those natural illustrations and ornaments of his speech which spring from his individual experience, and strives to emulate the grandiloquence of those graduates of colleges who have the heathen mythology at the ends of their fingers and tongues, and can refer to jove, juno, minerva, diana, venus, vulcan, and neptune, as though they were resident deities and deesses of the college halls. The trouble with most “uneducated” orators is, that they become enamored of these shining gods and goddesses, after they have lost, through repetition, all of their old power to give point or force to any good sentence of modern oratory. During the times when, to be a speaker at abolitionist meetings, the speaker ran the risk of being pelted with rotten eggs, i happened to be present, as one of a small antislavery audience, gathered in an equally small hall. Among the speakers was an honest, strong-minded, warm-hearted young mechanic, who, as long as he was true to his theme, spoke earnestly, manfully, and well; but alas! He thought he could not close without calling in some god or goddess to give emphasis–after the method of college students–to his previous statements. He selected, of course, that unfortunate phantom whom he called the goddess of liberty. “Here, in boston,” he thundered, “where she was cradled in faneuil hall, can it be that liberty should be trampled under foot, when, after two generations have passed,–yes, sir, have elapsed,–she has grown–yes, sir, i repeat it, has grown–grown up, sir, into a great man?” The change in sex was, in this case, more violent than usual; but how many instances occur to everybody’s recollection, where that poor goddess has been almost equally outraged, through a puerile ambition on the part of the orator to endow her with an exceptional distinction by senseless rhodomontade, manufactured by the word-machine which he presumes to call his imagination! All imitative imagery is the grave of common-sense.
now let us pass to an imagination which is, perhaps, the grandest in american oratory, but which was as perfectly natural as that of the “cold molasses,” or “god’s flat-iron,” of the new england farmer,–as natural, indeed, as the “sky-blue, god’s color,” of the new england boy. Daniel webster, standing on the heights of quebec at an early hour of a summer morning, heard the ordinary morning drum-beat which called the garrison to their duty. Knowing that the british possessions belted the globe, the thought occurred to him that the morning drum would go on beating in some english post to the time when it would sound again in quebec. Afterwards, in a speech on president jackson’s protest, he dwelt on the fact that our revolutionary forefathers engaged in a war with great britain on a strict question of principle, “while actual suffering was still afar off.” How could he give most effect to this statement? It would have been easy for him to have presented statistical tables, showing the wealth, population, and resources of england, followed by an enumeration of her colonies and military stations, all going to prove the enormous strength of the nation against which the united american colonies raised their improvised flag. But the thought which had heretofore occurred to him at quebec happily recurred to his mind the moment it was needed; and he flashed on the imagination an image of british power which no statistics could have conveyed to the understanding,–“a power,” he said, “which has dotted over the surface of the whole globe with her possessions and military posts, whose morning drum-beat, following the sun, and keeping company with the hours, circles the earth with one continuous and unbroken strain of the martial airs of england.” Perhaps a mere rhetorician might consider superfluous the word “whole,” as applied to “globe,” and “unbroken,” as following “continuous”; yet they really add to the force and majesty of the expression. It is curious that, in great britain, this magnificent impersonation of the power of england is so little known. It is certain that it is unrivalled in british patriotic oratory. Not chatham, not even burke, ever approached it in the noblest passages in which they celebrated the greatness and glory of their country. Webster, it is to be noted, introduced it in his speech, not for the purpose of exalting england, but of exalting our revolutionary forefathers, whose victory, after a seven years’ war of terrible severity, waged in vindication of a principle, was made all the more glorious from having been won over an adversary so formidable and so vast.
it is reported that, at the conclusion of this speech on the president’s protest, john sergeant, of philadelphia, came up to the orator, and, after cordially shaking hands with him, eagerly asked, “where, webster, did you get that idea of the morning drum-beat?” Like other public men, accustomed to address legislative assemblies, he was naturally desirous of knowing the place, if place there was, where such images and illustrations were to be found. The truth was that, if webster had ever read goethe’s faust,–which he of course never had done,–he might have referred his old friend to that passage where faust, gazing at the setting sun, aches to follow it in its course for ever. “See,” he exclaims, “how the green-girt cottages shimmer in the setting sun. He bends and sinks,–the day is outlived. Yonder he hurries off, and quickens other life. Oh, that i have no wing to lift me from the ground, to struggle after–for ever after–him! I should see, in everlasting evening beams, the stilly world at my feet, every height on fire, every vale in repose, the silver brook flowing into golden streams. The rugged mountain, with all its dark defiles, would not then break my godlike course. Already the sea, with its heated bays, opens on my enraptured sight. Yet the god seems at last to sink away. But the new impulse wakes. I hurry on to drink his everlasting light,–_the day before me and the night behind_,–and under me the waves.” In faust, the wings of the mind follow the setting sun; in webster, they follow the rising sun; but the thought of each circumnavigates the globe, in joyous companionship with the same centre of life, light, and heat,–though the suggestion which prompts the sublime idea is widely different. The sentiment of webster, calmly meditating on the heights of quebec, contrasts strangely with the fiery feeling of faust, raging against the limitations of his mortal existence. A humorist, charles dickens, who never read either goethe or webster, has oddly seized on the same general idea: “the british empire,” as he says, in one of his novels,–“on which the sun never sets, and where the tax-gatherer never goes to bed.”
this celebrated image of the british “drum-beat” is here cited simply to indicate the natural way in which all the faculties of webster are brought into harmonious co-operation, whenever he seriously discusses any great question. His understanding and imagination, when both are roused into action, always cordially join hands. His statement of facts is so combined with the argument founded on them, that they are interchangeable; his statement having the force of argument, and his argument having the “substantiality” which properly belongs to statement; and to these he commonly adds an imaginative illustration, which gives increased reality to both statement and argument. In rapidly turning over the leaves of the six volumes of his works, one can easily find numerous instances of this instinctive operation of his mind. In his first bunker hill oration, he announces that “the _principle_ of free governments adheres to the american soil. It is bedded in it, immovable as its mountains.” Again he says: “a call for the representative system, wherever it is not enjoyed, and where there is already intelligence enough to estimate its value, is perseveringly made. Where men may speak out, they demand it where the bayonet is at their throats, they pray for it.” And yet again: “if the true spark of religious and civil liberty be kindled, it will burn. Human agency cannot extinguish it. Like the earth’s central fire, it may be smothered for a time; the ocean may overwhelm it; mountains may press it down; but its inherent and unconquerable force will heave both the ocean and the land, and at some time or other, in some place or other, the volcano will break out, and flame up to heaven.” It would be difficult to find in any european literature a similar embodiment of an elemental sentiment of humanity, in an image which is as elemental as the sentiment to which it gives vivid expression.
and then with what majesty, with what energy, and with what simplicity, can he denounce a political transaction which, had it not attracted his ire, would hardly have survived in the memory of his countrymen! Thus, in his protest against mr. Benton’s expunging resolution, speaking for himself and his senatorial colleague, he says: “we rescue our own names, character, and honor from all participation in this matter; and, whatever the wayward character of the times, the headlong and plunging spirit of party devotion, or the fear or the love of power, may have been able to bring about elsewhere, we desire to thank god that they have not, as yet, overcome the love of liberty, fidelity to true republican principles, and a sacred regard for the constitution in that state whose soil was drenched to a mire by the first and best blood of the revolution.” Perhaps the peculiar power of webster in condemning a measure by a felicitous epithet, such as that he employs in describing “the _plunging_ spirit of party devotion,” was never more happily exercised. In that word “plunging,” he intended to condense all his horror and hatred of a transaction which he supposed calculated to throw the true principles of constitutional government into a bottomless abyss of personal government, where right constitutional principles would cease to have existence, as well as cease to have authority.
there is one passage in his oration at the completion of the bunker hill monument, which may be quoted as an illustration of his power of compact statement, and which, at the same time, may save readers from the trouble of reading many excellent histories of the origin and progress of the spanish dominion in america, condensing, as it does, all which such histories can tell us in a few smiting sentences. “Spain,” he says, “stooped on south america, like a vulture on its prey. Every thing was force. Territories were acquired by fire and sword. Cities were destroyed by fire and sword. Hundreds of thousands of human beings fell by fire and sword. Even conversion to christianity was attempted by fire and sword.” One is reminded, in this passage, of macaulay’s method of giving vividness to his confident generalization of facts by emphatic repetitions of the same form of words. The repetition of “fire and sword,” in this series of short, sharp sentences, ends in forcing the reality of what the words mean on the dullest imagination; and the climax is capped by affirming that “fire and sword” were the means by which the religion of peace was recommended to idolaters, whose heathenism was more benignant, and more intrinsically christian, than the military christianity which was forced upon them.
and then, again, how easily webster’s imagination slips in, at the end of a comparatively bald enumeration of the benefits of a good government, to vitalize the statements of his understanding! “Everywhere,” he says, “there is order, everywhere there is security. Everywhere the law reaches to the highest, and reaches to the lowest, to protect all in their rights, and to restrain all from wrong; and over all hovers liberty,–that liberty for which our fathers fought and fell on this very spot, with her eye ever watchful, and her eagle wing ever wide outspread.” There is something astonishing in the dignity given in the last clause of this sentence to the american eagle,–a bird so degraded by the rhodomontade of fifth-rate declaimers, that it seemed impossible that the highest genius and patriotism could restore it to its primacy among the inhabitants of the air, and its just eminence as a symbol of american liberty. It is also to be noted, that webster here alludes to “the bird of freedom” only as it appears on the american silver dollar that passes daily from hand to hand, where the watchful eye and the outspread wing are so inartistically represented that the critic is puzzled to account for the grandeur of the image which the orator contrived to evolve from the barbaric picture on the ugliest and clumsiest of civilized coins.
the compactness of webster’s statements occasionally reminds us of the epigrammatic point which characterizes so many of the statements of burke. Thus, in presenting a memorial to congress, signed by many prominent men of business, against president jackson’s system of finance, he saw at once that the democrats would denounce it as another manifesto of the “moneyed aristocracy.” Accordingly webster introduced the paper to the attention of the senate, with the preliminary remark: “the memorialists are not unaware, that, if rights are attacked, attempts will be made to render odious those whose rights are violated. Power always seeks such subjects on which to try its experiments.” It is difficult to resist the impression that webster must have been indebted to burke for this maxim. Again, we are deluded into the belief that we must be reading burke, when webster refers to the _minimum_ principle as the right one to be followed in imposing duties on certain manufactures. “It lays the impost,” he says, “exactly where it will do good, and leaves the rest free. It is an intelligent, discerning, discriminating principle; not a blind, headlong, generalizing, uncalculating operation. Simplicity undoubtedly, is a great beauty in acts of legislation, as well as in the works of art; but in both it must be a simplicity resulting from congruity of parts and adaptation to the end designed; not a rude generalization, which either leaves the particular object unaccomplished, or, in accomplishing it, accomplishes a dozen others also, which were not desired. It is a simplicity wrought out by knowledge and skill; not the rough product of an undistinguishing, sweeping general principle.”
an ingenuous reader, who has not learned from his historical studies that men generally act, not from arguments addressed to their understandings, but from vehement appeals which rouse their passions to defend their seeming interests, cannot comprehend why webster’s arguments against nullification and secession, which were apparently unanswerable, and which were certainly unanswered either by hayne or calhoun, should not have settled the question in debate between the north and the south. Such a reader, after patiently following all the turns and twists of the logic, all the processes of the reasoning employed on both sides of the intellectual contest, would naturally conclude that the party defeated in the conflict would gracefully acknowledge the fact of its defeat; and, as human beings, gifted with the faculty of reason, would cheerfully admit the demonstrated results of its exercise. He would find it difficult to comprehend why the men who were overcome in a fair gladiatorial strife in the open arena of debate, with brain pitted against brain, and manhood against manhood, should resort to the rough logic of “blood and iron,” when the nobler kind of logic, that which is developed in the struggle of mind with mind, had failed to accomplish the purposes which their hearts and wills, independent of their understandings, were bent on accomplishing.
it may be considered certain that so wise a statesman as webster–a statesman whose foresight was so palpably the consequence of his insight, and whose piercing intellect was so admirably adapted to read events in their principles–never indulged in such illusions as those which cheered so many of his own adherents, when they supposed his triumph in argumentation was to settle a matter which was really based on organic differences in the institutions of the two sections of the union. He knew perfectly well that, while the webster men were glorying in his victory over calhoun, the calhoun men were equally jubilant in celebrating calhoun’s victory over him. Which of them had the better in the argument was of little importance in comparison with the terrible fact that the people of the southern states were widening, year by year, the distance which separated them from the people of the northern states. We have no means of judging whether webster clearly foresaw the frightful civil war between the two sections, which followed so soon after his own death. We only know that, to him, it was a conflict constantly impending, and which could be averted for the time only by compromises, concessions, and other temporary expedients. If he allowed his mind to pass from the pressing questions of the hour, and to consider the radical division between the two sections of the country which were only formally united, it would seem that he must have felt, as long as the institution of negro slavery existed, that he was only laboring to postpone a conflict which it was impossible for him to prevent.
but my present purpose is simply to indicate the felicity of webster’s intrepid assault on the principles which the southern disunionists put forward in justification of their acts. Mr. Calhoun’s favorite idea was this,–that nullification was a conservative principle, to be exercised within the union, and in accordance with a just interpretation of the constitution. “To begin with nullification,” webster retorted, “with the avowed intent, nevertheless, not to proceed to secession, dismemberment, and general revolution, is as if one were to take the plunge of niagara, and cry out that he would stop half-way down. In the one case, as in the other, the rash adventurer must go to the bottom of the dark abyss below, were it not that the abyss has no discovered bottom.”
how admirable also is his exposure of the distinction attempted to be drawn between secession, as a state right to be exercised under the provisions of what was called “the constitutional compact,” and revolution. “Secession,” he says, “as a revolutionary right, is intelligible; as a right to be proclaimed in the midst of civil commotions, and asserted at the head of armies, i can understand it. But as a practical right, existing under the constitution, and in conformity with its provisions, it seems to me nothing but a plain absurdity; for it supposes resistance to government, under the authority of government itself; it supposes dismemberment, without violating the principles of union; it supposes opposition to law, without crime, it supposes the total overthrow of government, without revolution.”
after putting some pertinent interrogatories–which are arguments in themselves–relating to the inevitable results of secession, he adds, that “every man must see that these are all questions which can arise only after a revolution. They presuppose the breaking up of the government. While the constitution lasts, they are repressed”;–and then, with that felicitous use of the imagination as a handmaid of the understanding, which is the peculiar characteristic of his eloquence, he closes the sentence by saying, that “they spring up to annoy and startle us only from its grave.” A mere reasoner would have stopped at the word “repressed”; the instantaneous conversion of “questions” into spectres, affrighting and annoying us as they spring up from the grave of the constitution,–which is also by implication impersonated,–is the work of webster’s ready imagination; and it thoroughly vitalizes the statements which precede it.
a great test of the sincerity of a statesman’s style is his moderation. Now, if we take the whole body of mr. Webster’s speeches, whether delivered in the senate or before popular assemblies, during the period of his opposition to president jackson’s administration, we may well be surprised at their moderation of tone and statement. Everybody old enough to recollect the singular virulence of political speech at that period must remember it as disgraceful equally to the national conscience and the national understanding. The spirit of party, always sufficiently fierce and unreasonable, was then stimulated into a fury resembling madness. Almost every speaker, democrat or whig, was in that state of passion which is represented by the physical sign of “foaming at the mouth.” Few mouths then opened that did not immediately begin to “foam.” So many fortunes were suddenly wrecked by president jackson’s financial policy, and the business of the country was so disastrously disturbed, that, whether the policy was right or wrong, those who assailed and those who defended it seemed to be equally devoid of common intellectual honesty. “I do well to be angry,” appears to have been the maxim which inspired democratic and whig orators alike; and what reason there was on either side was submerged in the lies and libels, in the calumnies and caricatures, in the defamations and execrations, which accompanied the citation of facts and the affirmation of principles. Webster, during all this time, was selected as a shining mark, at which every puny writer or speaker who opposed him hurled his small or large contribution of verbal rotten eggs; and yet webster was almost the only whig statesman who preserved sanity of understanding during the whole progress of that political riot, in which the passions of men became the masters of their understandings. Pious whig fathers, who worshipped the “godlike daniel,” went almost to the extent of teaching their children to curse jackson in their prayers; equally pious democratic fathers brought up their sons and daughters to anathematize the fiend-like daniel as the enemy of human rights; and yet, in reading webster’s speeches, covering the whole space between 1832 and 1836, we can hardly find a statement which an historian of our day would not admit as a candid generalization of facts, or an argument which would not stand the test of logical examination. Such an historian might entirely disagree with the opinions of webster; but he would certainly award to him the praise of being an honest reasoner and an honest rhetorician, in a time when reason was used merely as a tool of party passion, and when rhetoric rushed madly into the worst excesses of rhodomontade.
it is also to be said that webster rarely indulged in personalities. When we consider how great were his powers of sarcasm and invective, how constant were the provocations to exercise them furnished by his political enemies, and how atrociously and meanly allusions to his private affairs were brought into discussions which should have been confined to refuting his reasoning, his moderation in this matter is to be ranked as a great virtue. He could not take a glass of wine without the trivial fact being announced all over the country as indisputable proof that he was an habitual drunkard, though the most remarkable characteristic of his speeches is their temperance,–their “total abstinence” from all the intoxicating moral and mental “drinks” which confuse the understanding and mislead the conscience. He could not borrow money on his note of hand, like any other citizen, without the circumstance being trumpeted abroad as incontrovertible evidence that nick biddle had paid him that sum to defend his diabolical bank in the senate of the united states. The plain fact that his speeches were confined strictly to the exposition and defence of sound opinions on trade and finance, and that it was difficult to answer them, only confirmed his opponents in the conviction that old nick was at the bottom of it all. His great intellect was admitted; but on the high, broad brow, which was its manifestation to the eye, his enemies pasted the words, “to be let,” or, “for sale.” The more impersonal he became in his statements and arguments, the more truculently was he assailed by the personalities of the political gossip and scandal-monger. Indeed, from the time he first came to the front as a great lawyer, statesman, and patriot, he was fixed upon by the whole crew of party libellers as a man whose arguments could be answered most efficiently by staining his character. He passed through life with his head enveloped “in a cloud of poisonous flies”; and the head was the grandest-looking head that had ever been seen on the american continent. It was so pre-eminently noble and impressive, and promised so much more than it could possibly perform, that only one felicitous sarcasm of party malice, among many thousands of bad jokes, has escaped oblivion; and that was stolen from charles fox’s remark on lord chancellor thurlow, as fox once viewed him sitting on the wool-sack, frowning on the english house of lords, which he dominated by the terror of his countenance, and by the fear that he might, at any moment, burst forth in one of his short bullying, thundering retorts, should any comparatively weak baron, earl, marquis, or duke dare to oppose him. “Thurlow,” said fox, “must be an impostor, for nobody can be as wise as he looks.” The american version of this was, “webster must be a charlatan, for no one can be as great as he looks.”
but during all the time that his antagonists attempted to elude the force of his arguments by hunting up the evidences of his debts, and by trying to show that the most considerate, the most accurate, and the most temperate of his lucid statements were the products of physical stimulants, webster steadily kept in haughty reserve his power of retaliation. In his speech in reply to hayne he hinted that, if he were imperatively called upon to meet blows with blows, he might be found fully equal to his antagonists in that ignoble province of intellectual pugilism; but that he preferred the more civilized struggle of brain with brain, in a contest which was to decide questions of principle. In the senate, where he could meet his political opponents face to face, few dared to venture to degrade the subject in debate from the discussion of principles to the miserable subterfuge of imputing bad motives as a sufficient answer to good arguments; but still many of these dignified gentlemen smiled approval on the efforts of the low-minded, small-minded caucus-speakers of their party, when they declared that webster’s logic was unworthy of consideration, because he was bought by the bank, or bought by the manufacturers of massachusetts, or bought by some other combination of persons who were supposed to be the deadly enemies of the laboring men of the country. On some rare occasions webster’s wrath broke out in such smiting words that his adversaries were cowed into silence, and cursed the infatuation which had led them to overlook the fact that the “logic-machine” had in it invectives more terrible than its reasonings. But generally he refrained from using the giant’s power “like a giant”; and it is almost pathetic to remember that, when mr. Everett undertook to edit, in 1851, the standard edition of his works, webster gave directions to expunge all personalities from his speeches, even when those personalities were the just punishment of unprovoked attacks on his integrity as a man. Readers will look in vain, in this edition of his works, for some of the most pungent passages which originally attracted their attention in the first report of the defence of the treaty of washington. At the time these directions were given, webster was himself the object of innumerable personalities, which were the natural, the inevitable results of his speech of the 7th of march, 1850.
it seems to be a law, that the fame of all public men shall be “half disfame.” We are specially warned to beware of the man of whom all men speak well. Burke, complimenting his friend fox for risking every thing, even his “darling popularity,” on the success of the east india bill, nobly says: “he is traduced and abused for his supposed motives. He will remember, that obloquy is a necessary ingredient in all true glory; he will remember, that it was not only in the roman customs, but it is in the nature of human things, that calumny and abuse are essential parts of triumph.”
it may be said, however, that webster’s virtue in this general abstinence from personalities is to be offset by the fact that he could throw into a glance of his eye, a contortion of his face, a tone of his voice, or a simple gesture of his hand, more scorn, contempt, and hatred than ordinary debaters could express by the profuse use of all the scurrilous terms in the english language. Probably many a sentence, which we now read with an even pulse, was, as originally delivered, accompanied by such pointing of the finger, or such flashing of the eye, or such raising of the voice, that the seemingly innocent words were poisoned arrows that festered in the souls of those against whom they were directed, and made deadly enemies of a number of persons whom he seems, in his printed speeches, never to have mentioned without the respect due from one senator to another. In his speech in defence of the treaty of washington, he had to repel mr. Ingersoll’s indecent attack on his integrity, and his dreadful retort is described by those who heard it as coming within the rules which condemn cruelty to animals. But the “noble rage” which prompted him to indulge in such unwonted invective subsided with the occasion that called it forth, and he was careful to have it expunged when the speech was reprinted. An eminent judge of the supreme court of massachusetts, in commending the general dignity and courtesy which characterized webster’s conduct of a case in a court of law, noted one exception. “When,” he said, “the opposite counsel had got him into a corner, the way he ‘trampled out’ was something frightful to behold. The court itself could hardly restrain him in his gigantic efforts to extricate himself from the consequences of a blunder or an oversight.”
great writers and orators are commonly economists in the use of words. They compel common words to bear a burden of thought and emotion, which mere rhetoricians, with all the resources of the language at their disposal, would never dream of imposing upon them. But it is also to be observed, that some writers have the power of giving a new and special significance to a common word, by impressing on it a wealth of meaning which it cannot claim for itself. Three obvious examples of this peculiar power may be cited. Among poets, chaucer infused into the simple word “green” a poetic ecstasy which no succeeding english poet, not even wordsworth, has ever rivalled, in describing an english landscape in the month of may. Jonathan edwards fixed upon the term “sweetness” as best conveying his loftiest conception of the bliss which the soul of the saint can attain to on earth, or expect to be blessed with in heaven; but not one of his theological successors has ever caught the secret of using “sweetness” in the sense attached to it by him. Dr. Barrow gave to the word “rest,” as embodying his idea of the spiritual repose of the soul fit for heaven, a significance which it bears in the works of no other great english divine. To descend a little, webster was fond of certain words, commonplace enough in themselves, to which he insisted on imparting a more than ordinary import. Two of these, which meet us continually in reading his speeches, are “interesting” and “respectable.” The first of these appears to him competent to express that rapture of attention called forth by a thing, an event, or a person, which other writers convey by such a term as “absorbing,” or its numerous equivalents. If we should select one passage from his works which, more than any other, indicates his power of seeing and feeling, through a process of purely imaginative vision and sympathy, it is that portion of his plymouth oration, where he places himself and his audience as spectators on the barren shore, when the _mayflower_ came into view. He speaks of “the _interesting_ group upon the deck” of the little vessel. The very word suggests that we are to have a very commonplace account of the landing, and the circumstances which followed it. In an instant, however, we are made to “feel the cold which benumbed, and listen to the winds which pierced” this “interesting” group; and immediately after, the picture is flashed upon the imagination of “chilled and shivering childhood, houseless, but for a mother’s arms, couchless, but for a mother’s breast,”–an image which shows that the orator had not only transported himself into a spectator of the scene, but had felt his own blood “almost freeze” in intense sympathy with the physical sufferings of the shelterless mothers and children.
there is no word which the novelists, satirists, philanthropic reformers, and bohemians of our day have done so much to discredit, and make dis-respectable to the heart and the imagination, as the word “respectable.” Webster always uses it as a term of eulogy. A respectable man is, to his mind, a person who performs all his duties to his family, his country, and his god; a person who is not only virtuous, but who has a clear perception of the relation which connects one virtue with another by “the golden thread” of moderation, and who, whether he be a man of genius, or a business man of average talent, or an intelligent mechanic, or a farmer of sound moral and mental character, is to be considered “respectable” because he is one of those citizens whose intelligence and integrity constitute the foundation on which the republic rests. As late as 1843, in his noble oration on the completion of the bunker hill monument, he declared that if our american institutions had done nothing more than to produce the character of washington, that alone would entitle them to the respect of mankind. “Washington is all our own!… I would cheerfully put the question to-day to the intelligence of europe and the world, what character of the century, upon the whole, stands out in the relief of history, most pure, most _respectable_, most sublime; and i doubt not, that, by a suffrage approaching to unanimity, the answer would be washington!” It is needless to quote other instances of the peculiar meaning he put into the word “respectable,” when we thus find him challenging the europe of the eighteenth century to name a match for washington, and placing “most respectable” after “most pure,” and immediately preceding “most sublime,” in his enumeration of the three qualities in which washington surpassed all men of his century.
it has been often remarked that webster adapted his style, even his habits of mind and modes of reasoning, to the particular auditors he desired to influence; but that, whether he addressed an unorganized crowd of people, or a jury, or a bench of judges, or the senate of the united states, he ever proved himself an orator of the first class.
his admirers commonly confine themselves to the admirable sagacity with which he discriminated between the kind of reasoning proper to be employed when he addressed courts and juries, and the kind of reasoning which is most effective in a legislative assembly. The lawyer and the statesman were, in webster, kept distinct, except so far as he was a lawyer who had argued before the supreme court questions of constitutional law. An amusing instance of this abnegation of the lawyer, while incidentally bringing in a lawyer’s knowledge of judicial decisions, occurs in a little episode in his debate with mr. Calhoun, in 1849, as to the relation of congress to the territories. Mr. Calhoun said that he had been told that the supreme court of the united states had decided, in _one_ case, that the constitution did not extend to the territories, but that he was “incredulous of the fact.” “Oh!” Replied mr. Webster, “i can remove the gentleman’s incredulity very easily, for i can assure him that the same thing has been decided by the united states courts over and over again for the last thirty years.” It will be observed, however, that mr. Webster, after communicating this important item of information, proceeded to discuss the question as if the supreme court had no existence, and bases his argument on the plain terms of the constitution, and the plain facts recorded in the history of the government established by it.
macaulay, in his lively way, has shown the difficulty of manufacturing english statesmen out of english lawyers, though, as lawyers, their rank in the profession may be very high. “Their arguments,” he says, “are intellectual prodigies, abounding with the happiest analogies and the most refined distinctions. The principles of their arbitrary science being once admitted, the statute-books and the reports being once assumed as the foundations of reasoning, these men must be allowed to be perfect masters of logic. But if a question arises as to the postulates on which their whole system rests, if they are called upon to vindicate the fundamental maxims of that system which they have passed their lives in studying, these very men often talk the language of savages or of children. Those who have listened to a man of this class in his own court, and who have witnessed the skill with which he analyzes and digests a vast mass of evidence, or reconciles a crowd of precedents which at first sight seem contradictory, scarcely know him again when, a few hours later, they hear him speaking on the other side of westminster hall in his capacity of legislator. They can scarcely believe that the paltry quirks which are faintly heard through a storm of coughing, and which do not impose on the plainest country gentleman, can proceed from the same sharp and vigorous intellect which had excited their admiration under the same roof, and on the same day.” And to this keen distinction between an english lawyer, and an english lawyer as a member of the house of commons, may be added the peculiar kind of sturdy manliness which is demanded in any person who aims to take a leading part in parliamentary debates. Erskine, probably the greatest advocate who ever appeared in the english courts of law, made but a comparatively poor figure in the house of commons, as a member of the whig opposition. “The truth is, erskine,” sheridan once said to him, “you are afraid of pitt, and that is the flabby part of your character.”
but macaulay, in another article, makes a point against the leaders of party themselves. His definition of parliamentary government is “government by speaking”; and he declares that the most effective speakers are commonly ill-informed, shallow in thought, devoid of large ideas of legislation, hazarding the loosest speculations with the utmost intellectual impudence, and depending for success on volubility of speech, rather than on accuracy of knowledge or penetration of intelligence. “The tendency of institutions like those of england,” he adds, “is to encourage readiness in public men, at the expense both of fulness and of exactness. The keenest and most vigorous minds of every generation, minds often admirably fitted for the investigation of truth, are habitually employed in producing arguments such as no man of sense would ever put into a treatise intended for publication, arguments which are just good enough to be used once, when aided by fluent delivery and pointed language.” And he despairingly closes with the remark, that he “would sooner expect a great original work on political science, such a work, for example, as the wealth of nations, from an apothecary in a country town, or from a minister in the hebrides, than from a statesman who, ever since he was one-and-twenty, had been a distinguished debater in the house of commons.”
now it is plain that neither of these contemptuous judgments applies to webster. He was a great lawyer; but as a legislator the precedents of the lawyer did not control the action or supersede the principles of the statesman. He was one of the most formidable debaters that ever appeared in a legislative assembly; and yet those who most resolutely grappled with him in the duel of debate would be the last to impute to him inaccuracy of knowledge or shallowness of thought. He carried into the senate of the united states a trained mind, disciplined by the sternest culture of his faculties, disdaining any plaudits which were not the honest reward of robust reasoning on generalized facts, and “gravitating” in the direction of truth, whether he hit or missed it. In his case, at least, there was nothing in his legal experience, or in his legislative experience, which would have unfitted him for producing a work on the science of politics. The best speeches in the house of commons of lord palmerston and lord john russell appear very weak indeed, as compared with the reply to hayne, or the speech on “the constitution not a compact between sovereign states,” or the speech on the president’s protest.
in this connection it may be said, when we remember the hot contests between the two men, that there is something plaintive in calhoun’s dying testimony to webster’s austere intellectual conscientiousness. Mr. Venables, who attended the south carolina statesman in his dying hours, wrote to webster: “when your name was mentioned he remarked that ‘mr. Webster has as high a standard of truth as any statesman i have met in debate. Convince him, and he cannot reply; he is silenced; he cannot look truth in the face and oppose it by argument. I think that it can be readily perceived by his manner when he felt the unanswerable force of a reply.’ He often spoke of you in my presence, and always kindly and most respectfully.” Now it must be considered that, in debate, the minds of webster and calhoun had come into actual contact and collision. Each really felt the force of the other. An ordinary duel might be ranked among idle pastimes when compared with the stress and strain and pain of their encounters in the duel of debate. A sword-cut or pistol-bullet, maiming the body, was as nothing in comparison with the wounds they mutually inflicted on that substance which was immortal in both. It was a duel, or series of duels, in which mind was opposed to mind, and will to will, and where the object appeared to be to inflict moral and mental annihilation on one of the combatants. There never passed a word between them on which the most ingenious southern jurists, in their interpretations of the “code” of honor, could have found matter for a personal quarrel; and yet these two proud and strong personalities knew that they were engaged in a mortal contest, in which neither gave quarter nor expected quarter. Mr. Calhoun’s intellectual egotism was as great as his intellectual ability. He always supposed that he was the victor in every close logical wrestle with any mind to which his own was opposed. He never wrestled with a mind, until he met webster’s, which in tenacity, grasp, and power was a match for his own. He, of course, thought his antagonist was beaten by his superior strength and amplitude of argumentation; but it is still to be noted that he, the most redoubtable opponent that webster ever encountered, testified, though in equivocal terms, to webster’s intellectual honesty. When he crept, half dead, into the senate-chamber to hear webster’s speech of the 7th of march, 1850, he objected emphatically at the end to webster’s declaration that the union could not be dissolved. After declaring that calhoun’s supposed case of justifiable resistance came within the definition of the ultimate right of revolution, which is lodged in all oppressed communities, webster added that he did not at that time wish to go into a discussion of the nature of the united states government. “The honorable gentleman and myself,” he said, “have broken lances sufficiently often before on that subject.” “I have no desire to do it now,” replied calhoun; and webster blandly retorted, “i presume the gentleman has not, and i have quite as little.” One is reminded here of dr. Johnson’s remark, when he was stretched on a sick-bed, with his gladiatorial powers of argument suspended by physical exhaustion. “If that fellow burke were now present,” the doctor humorously murmured, “he would certainly kill me.”
but to webster’s eminence as a lawyer and a statesman, it is proper to add, that he has never been excelled as a writer of state papers among the public men of the united states. Mr. Emerson has a phrase which is exactly applicable to these efforts of webster’s mind. That phrase is, “superb propriety.” Throughout his despatches, he always seems to feel that he impersonates his country; and the gravity and weight of his style are as admirable as its simplicity and majestic ease. “Daniel webster, his mark,” is indelibly stamped on them all. When t |
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| Posted on Monday, June 22 @ 00:00:54 PDT (7 reads) | |
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People who constantly hear 11 well-meaning compliments are actually just exhausted
nobody lives a stress-free life these days, including celebrities and influencers who always seem to be floating in a perfect tropical pool. But even the people who seem to have it all sometimes feel like theyre white-knuckling their way through life.
for example, someone with a ton of friends may be juggling way too many responsibilities trying to keep everyone happy. A person running their own business may be crumbling under all their tasks. Keeping an eye out for these well-intentioned compliments can help you spot those who are more burned-out than most people realize.
people who hear these 11 compliments regularly are often totally exhausted
1. Youre always my go-to person at work
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if you’re the “go-to person” for people, chances are you’re feeling pretty exhausted right now. While helping others can be beneficial to mental and emotional wellbeing and can help people form better bonds and be happier at work, always being the person people seek guidance and support from can be taxing.
when you consistently put other people’s needs first, even subconsciously, its easy to let your own needs fall off your list of priorities. Over time, all that self-abandonment takes a toll, and you start becoming dependent on these compliments to feel good about yourself.
so, remember, you can always say, im so sorry, i dont have time for this right now. Maybe later? Or simply, no.
2. I dont know how you get so much work done!
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whether its family responsibilities, work burdens, or grief in your personal life, if you’re dealing with a big workload without any kind of self-care or mindfulness practices, there’s no chance you’re not exhausted. People often notice this level of output and wonder how youre surviving it. The truth is, you barely are surviving it!
many of the early signs of burnout are subtle, meaning you could be simultaneously praised for tackling a big workload without even realizing you’re pushing yourself toward physical and emotional exhaustion.
things like headaches, neck pain, brain fog, and procrastination can be easily overlooked as signs of standard tiredness, but they could be the warning signs that allow you to prioritize rest amid a chaotic routine. Remember, people are shocked at your work output because they know how exhausted theyd be if they were in your shoes.
3. How you do it all and still have perfect kids?
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being a great parent doesn’t mean being a perfect one, though that seems to be what everyone is striving for. These days. This is, without a doubt, influenced by social media and the rise of momfluencers who make perfection seem easy.
in truth, perfection isnt real and getting close isnt easy. In fact, if people think youve achieved it, youre probably exhausted. Like, really exhausted.
being a parent is hard, even for people who have a network of support and a lot of confidence. Its pretty thankless and it doesnt even pay well! Its no wonder being called a perfect parent can feel intoxicating and lead you to want more of it. Soon, though, you will wind up completely exhausted in the quest to hear this compliment more.
4. Good for you for getting out there
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if youre being praised for putting yourself out there or going on a lot of first dates, chances are you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed and exhausted.
there are ways to date and meet new people without exhausting yourself, but many people who set goals around first dates either invest too much into these dates or simply over-schedule them, thinking theyll know the moment they meet the one. When people praise you for trying, its often a sign youre trying a lot.
if you’re exhausted by trying to meet your partner, make sure you’re spending a fair share of time focused on yourself. It might seem counterintuitive, but if you can adopt mindfulness habits like journaling that help you to learn more about yourself, you’re more likely to show up as the best version of yourself on dates.
5. Youre a better person than me, dealing with all that
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it can be emotionally draining to deal with a toxic family member, whether you’re an adult child navigating a relationship with a narcissistic parent or a sibling trying to make amends with a toxic sister. Chances are, if you’re being praised for being willing to deal with these things, youre probably pretty exhausted.
dealing with a dysfunctional friend or workmate is one thing, but when youve got a close family member who keeps making a mess in your life, its a deeper experience. You have your entire history laid out behind you, informing how you feel about them. You probably also have the rest of your family involved, with lots of emotions riding on your choices. So make sure youre taking care of yourself, too.
6. Its amazing how much you do with so little
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there’s a solid link between emotional distress and financial instability, and more working families are experiencing financial stress these days. People with less financial freedom or disposable income are largely more anxious, stressed, and depressed than their comfortable counterparts.
you may be praised for making ends meet or being able to live a happy life while making little money, but that doesn’t take away from the reality that it can be incredibly exhausting and isolating. It also doesnt take away from the fact that this compliment is probably more of a condescending dig.
7. I admire how you never seem lonely
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while many young adults today are forced to live at home or with roommates to offset financial insecurity and struggles, there are still a number of people who’ve been able to afford the expense of living alone. Often, other people envy them and say things like, you must love the peace and quiet! Meaning it positively.
but it’s not always the peaceful, quiet, and healthy environment everyone expects it might be. Especially for people with a support system or healthy habits that encourage them to leave their home, social isolation and feelings of loneliness can have detrimental effects on emotional well-being.
it can feel disorienting for people living alone to get praised for these things, affording a solo living situation or handling their adult responsibilities on their own, but there’s no chance they’re not exhausted, especially if they feel guilty for struggling or grappling with loneliness.
8. Youre the only person i know who juggles work and school so well
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especially in today’s world, getting an education is no easy feat. Few people these days are able to be full-time students without also balancing a job or accruing huge student loans.
its easy to look at a college student and think they must be having the time of their lives, but gone are the days when college always meant party time and carefree living. In addition, lots of people are going back to school after having kids, which is certainly no easy feat!
so, when you see them juggling everything, remember how much work theyre putting in to better themselves and create more opportunity for themselves and their kids.
9. Youre always so kind to everyone
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in today’s ultra-competitive world, many empathetic people who lead with kindness end up completely exhausted. They try to live their values and give others what they hope the world will give them, only to be met with enough negativity to feel totally worn down.
when you meet someone who is always kind to others, remember that its not always an easy feat to accomplish. Theyre likely not just one of those sunshine-and-rainbows people, but rather a person who has made a choice to rise above shallow judgments and divisive garbage. This isnt an easy task, it is real work happening below the surface.
if youre one of the people who hears this compliment, we see you and we know the valiant effort that goes into it. Make sure youre taking care of yourself, too, so you can sustain it.
10. You have more friends than anyone i know
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weve all met someone who has a million friends. Everyone knows them, everyone seems to love them, and many people consider them a best friend. This is an amazing trait, but all of that friendship requires effort. They pour into each one earnestly in a way few of us can imagine.
if, however, you’re one of these people and absorbing other people’s stress and feeling obligated to say “yes” to social events, please know that its ok to say no sometimes, too. You deserve that. As the old saying goes, you cant pour from an empty cup.
having a lot of friends can be incredibly beneficial for building community and navigating life with support, but people looking in on someone with a million friends should know that it can be exhausting, even when its rewarding.
11. Its so awesome that youre your own boss
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people often think entrepreneurs must be living the most fun lives. After all, theyre their own boss, and that means lots of freedom, right? Not always!
in the first few years of figuring everything out and establishing your business, there’s no chance you’re not exhausted. When youre the boss, even your own boss, everything falls on you. The success of your venture depends on you alone, and thats a lot!
the good news is that research shows the overwhelm associated with starting a business is likely to fade over time. In fact, entrepreneurs actually report much less burnout, anxiety, and stress than their corporate counterparts working rigid 9-to-5s.
so, yes, people who hear compliments around their entrepreneurship deserve them. Its a lot of work, and there are so many rewards. But for now, theyre probably pretty exhausted.
zayda slabbekoorn is a staff writer with a bachelor’s degree in social relations & policy and gender studies who focuses on psychology, relationships, self-help, and human interest stories. |
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Tsa agent tossed it like trash—until she uttered 7 words that turned the entire terminal into a ghost town. What happened next will make your blood run cold.
what happens when a tsa agent, drunk on the illusion of his own small power, pushes the wrong passenger one step too far?
under the cold fluorescent glare of jfk airport, agent marcowski thought he was doing what he always did—putting a “difficult passenger” in her place. He took one look at the black woman in the faded hoodie and decided she was unimportant. Disposable. Just another traveler to bark at, another inconvenience to humiliate before sunrise.
so he sneered. He grabbed her plain leather tote bag with deliberate contempt and tossed it aside like it was nothing.
there was a gasp.
a crash.
then a silence so sudden it seemed to suck the oxygen out of the entire checkpoint.
and into that silence came the words that froze every person within earshot:
“that was a two-million-dollar prototype.”
this wasn’t just an airport confrontation. It was a collision of arrogance, prejudice, and catastrophic misjudgment. A story about what happens when petty authority meets the wrong target—and how one man’s need to dominate turned a routine tsa screening into a career-ending disaster.
dr. Evelyn reed had been awake for twenty-four hours.
she could feel it in the sting behind her eyes, in the grainy ache under her eyelids, in the faint pressure pulsing at the base of her skull. But she had long ago learned how to function past exhaustion. Surgeons, founders, and women trying to outrun impossible expectations all develop that skill eventually.
at 5:15 a.M., She stood in the endless security line at jfk international airport, terminal 4, wrapped in the stale airport perfume of burnt coffee, industrial disinfectant, recycled air, and the anxious sweat of hundreds of strangers trying to get somewhere important.
evelyn was no stranger to airports. As the founder and ceo of innovate dynamics, she spent more of her life in transit than at home. Investor meetings in austin. Lab reviews in boston. Regulatory hearings in d.C. Product strategy in seattle. Her calendar was a war map of obligations, and airports were simply the trenches between them.
but this trip was different.
this flight wasn’t routine. It wasn’t another board meeting or investor lunch. It was the global innovators summit in san francisco—the kind of event where one presentation could change the future of a company overnight. If her demonstration succeeded, innovate dynamics would explode into a new category of influence, funding, and global recognition. If it failed, the company might never recover. Years of work, billions in projected contracts, and the credibility of her life’s mission all hung on what happened in the next forty-eight hours.
she adjusted the strap of the black leather tote resting against her side.
to everyone else, it looked ordinary—minimalist, expensive but not flashy, the kind of bag a tired academic or consultant might carry. But inside, protected by a custom foam insert, was a compact hard case. And inside that hard case, suspended in a temperature-controlled biometric gel chamber, was the synapse core.
it was evelyn’s life’s work.
the device looked deceptively small. Unremarkable, even. But it represented nearly a decade of research and the combined effort of some of the most brilliant minds in neuro-computational engineering. The synapse core was not built on traditional silicon architecture. It was a prototype processor designed around synthesized neural pathways—a bridge between artificial intelligence and biological systems. If it worked at scale, it could redefine the future of medical technology.
it could give mobility back to the paralyzed.
it could restore visual pathways to the blind.
it could change the relationship between the human nervous system and machine intelligence forever.
in its current form, it existed only once.
one hand-built unit.
one irreplaceable prototype.
one device insured for two million dollars—not because of branding or hype, but because of the rare-earth biologics, quantum-linked emitters, custom fabrication, and more than twenty-eight thousand hours of specialized labor that had gone into building it.
and evelyn reed was carrying it through airport security in a hoodie.
that, too, was intentional.
she had learned years ago that there was no point wearing authority on travel days. No sharp blazer. No polished heels. No executive armor. At five in the morning, comfort won. So she looked less like the founder of a groundbreaking biotech company and more like a sleep-deprived stanford grad student: faded engineering hoodie, jeans, sneakers, hair twisted into a practical bun, glasses sliding slightly down the bridge of her nose.
it was a calculated risk.
because in america, appearance still shaped outcomes. Especially for women. Especially for black women. Especially in spaces where power was handed to men who had never learned the difference between authority and cruelty.
the line crept forward.
a baby wailed somewhere behind her.
a businessman in a navy suit hissed into his phone about delayed contracts and “idiots in logistics.”
plastic bins clattered against metal rollers.
and from the front of the checkpoint came a voice that cut through the noise like a blade.
“bins on the belt! Laptops out! Shoes off! Let’s move, people—i haven’t got all day.”
evelyn looked up and immediately recognized the type.
every airport has one.
the checkpoint tyrant. The man who treats a laminated badge like a crown. The employee who has mistaken public inconvenience for personal dominion. The one who thrives on eye-rolls, humiliation, and the tiny thrill of making strangers feel powerless.
this one was in his late forties, thick-necked, broad through the shoulders, with a permanent downturn to his mouth that made him look offended by the existence of other people. His crew cut had gone from military neat to quietly desperate. His blue tsa uniform strained at the seams in a way that suggested years of resentment and bad cafeteria food. The name tag pinned crookedly to his chest read:
marcowski.
agent marcowski hated the 5 a.M. Shift.
he hated the stale coffee in the break room. He hated entitled travelers with platinum cards and expensive luggage. He hated families who moved too slowly, businessmen who acted too important, and tourists who asked stupid questions. Twenty years with the tsa had worn him down into something bitter and mean. He had joined after 9/11 imagining himself on the front lines of national security. Instead, he had spent two decades policing shampoo bottles, confiscating pocketknives, and yelling at strangers to remove their belts.
his life had become a warehouse of disappointments—medical bills for his son’s asthma, a mortgage that felt like a chokehold, and the daily humiliation of knowing he had once imagined himself a protector and had become, in his own mind, little more than a glorified baggage handler.
so he took his victories where he could.
in tone.
in posture.
in making other people uncomfortable.
and when evelyn reed stepped up to the conveyor belt, he sized her up in less than a second.
hoodie.
jeans.
plain tote.
no jewelry worth noticing.
no visible status markers.
no reason to be careful.
to marcowski, she was nothing.
“bin flat, ma’am,” he snapped, jabbing a finger at the tray she had placed slightly sideways. “Not like that. Flat.”
evelyn corrected it without a word.
she placed her laptop in one bin, her shoes and jacket in another, and her roller bag on the belt. Then, with visible care, she set her leather tote into a separate empty bin and gently nudged it toward the x-ray tunnel.
marcowski slapped his palm down on the belt to stop it.
“consolidate.”
evelyn looked up. “Excuse me?”
“one bin,” he said sharply. “You don’t need a private tray for your purse. Put it in with your jacket and shoes.”
“this bag needs to go separately,” evelyn said, keeping her tone calm. “It contains highly sensitive equipment.”
marcowski narrowed his eyes.
now he really looked at her.
not as a passenger. As a target.
the internal machinery of prejudice clicked neatly into place. He saw the hoodie, the tired face, the lack of visible privilege, and the confidence in her voice. To a man like marcowski, that combination was intolerable.
“sensitive equipment?” He repeated loudly enough for nearby passengers to hear. “What’s in there, lady—expensive makeup? Hair products?”
a few people glanced over.
evelyn felt heat rise under her skin, but she kept her voice level.
“it’s fragile. I’m asking you, respectfully, to let it go through in its own bin.”
“and i’m telling you to follow instructions.”
without warning, marcowski grabbed the tote from the tray and dumped it into the bin with her sneakers and jacket.
“move along. Next!”
evelyn’s jaw tightened, but she stepped through the metal detector because there was no real choice.
it beeped.
of course it did.
“step aside, ma’am. Arms out.”
a female agent gave her a quick pat-down while evelyn kept her eyes locked on the conveyor exit. One by one, the bins emerged from the x-ray tunnel. Her laptop. Her roller bag.
then the bin containing the tote.
a red light flashed.
the tray was diverted to the secondary screening table.
marcowski saw it and smiled the way small men smile when the universe appears to validate their bad behavior.
“look at that,” he said. “Sensitive equipment.”
he sauntered to the inspection table with the smug confidence of a man walking onto a stage where he believed he controlled the script.
evelyn followed, her pulse now heavy and cold.
“this is going to be a bag check,” marcowski announced, snapping on a pair of latex gloves with theatrical force.
“agent,” evelyn said, taking one step closer, “i have documentation for that item. It’s a medical-grade prototype. It cannot be opened or handled improperly. If inspection is necessary, i need to open the case myself.”
marcowski held up one hand without even looking at her.
“you do not tell me how to do my job. Step behind the line.”
he finally turned his head, eyes hard with irritation.
“or do we have a problem?”
the air around the table changed.
the noise of the checkpoint receded into a dull blur as nearby passengers slowed, watching. Other tsa agents kept moving, but not casually anymore. The tension had become visible. Evelyn could feel it in the stillness, in the way every motion suddenly seemed amplified.
marcowski loved moments like this.
this was the part where he got to perform authority.
he dumped the contents of the bin onto the stainless-steel table—jacket, sneakers, tote bag—then plunged his gloved hands into the tote and pulled out the black hard case.
“agent, please,” evelyn said, and now there was unmistakable strain in her voice. “You don’t understand. That device is calibrated. The casing must remain sealed unless—”
“if you interfere with a federal screening process again,” marcowski snapped, “i will have you detained.”
he didn’t even look at her.
he was staring at the case now.
it was sleek, matte black, compact and expensive-looking without any visible branding. The latches were custom-built, designed for pressure stabilization and secure transport. It didn’t look like a makeup bag or a camera kit or anything else marcowski had mocked it as.
but by then he was too committed to backing down.
“what is this?” He muttered. “Some kind of camera? You know you have to declare lithium batteries.”
“it’s not a camera,” evelyn said. “It’s a biotech processor. I have the customs manifest and insurance declaration in my roller bag.”
she turned toward the bag to retrieve the documents.
“stop reaching!” Marcowski barked. “Hands where i can see them.”
then he grabbed the first latch.
he pulled the wrong way.
“sir,” evelyn said quickly, “that’s a pressure latch. You need to lift the center pin first.”
marcowski’s face darkened.
to evelyn, it was a simple correction. To marcowski, it was public humiliation. A woman in a hoodie, in front of a growing audience, telling him how to open a box.
“i know how a damn latch works,” he snarled.
he pressed his thumb against it and shoved harder.
the polymer groaned.
the seal didn’t move.
evelyn’s stomach dropped.
“you’re going to break it,” she said, and now panic had entered her voice despite every effort to suppress it. “Please. Just let me show you.”
“step back!”
his shout cracked through the checkpoint so sharply that conversations stopped mid-sentence. Heads turned. Even the other tsa agents paused.
marcowski was no longer inspecting a case.
he was fighting it.
fighting her.
fighting the unbearable possibility that he might look incompetent.
he dragged the case to the edge of the table and leaned his full weight onto the latch, jaw clenched, eyes burning with stubborn fury. He was determined to force it open, determined to prove that this woman had been overreacting, determined to find something trivial inside so he could throw it away with a grin.
instead, there was a sharp crack.
the latch didn’t release.
it broke.
a jagged black piece of polymer snapped off and skittered across the stainless-steel table.
for one second, nobody moved.
marcowski stared at the broken latch.
then he looked up at evelyn.
her face had gone white.
“you broke the seal,” she said.
marcowski swallowed. “It’s just plastic.”
“it is not just plastic.”
her voice trembled now—not with anger, but with something much worse.
fear.
“you compromised the pressure seal. You may have damaged the internal stabilization system. Stop touching it.”
but marcowski was cornered, and cornered men with fragile egos are often at their most dangerous.
“what i’m going to do,” he said, anger rushing back in to cover his mistake, “is finish my inspection.”
he reached for the case again.
evelyn moved on instinct, stepping forward and putting out a hand to stop him.
“don’t.”
her fingertips barely brushed his wrist.
marcowski recoiled like he’d been struck.
“don’t you touch me!”
“i didn’t assault you—”
“that’s it,” he snapped. “I’m done with this. You are being uncooperative.”
he was rattled now. Completely rattled. And somewhere beneath the anger, he knew exactly what had happened: he had been careless, he had been reckless, and he had broken something he did not understand. But instead of backing down, instead of calling a supervisor, instead of admitting even the smallest sliver of fault, he did what men like him always do when humiliation corners them.
he escalated.
“your bag is cleared,” he barked.
he grabbed the damaged hard case and tried to jam it back into evelyn’s tote. But his hands were shaking. His movements were jerky, clumsy, angry. He missed the opening of the bag entirely.
the case slipped.
no—that wasn’t quite right.
it didn’t simply slip.
marcowski shoved it.
and that shove gave it momentum.
the hard case flew from his hands, sailed over the edge of the steel inspection table, and hit the unforgiving tile floor below with a heavy, sickening thud.
the sound that followed was small.
too small.
a delicate, crystalline crack from somewhere deep inside the case.
the kind of sound that tells you something intricate and irreplaceable has just broken.
a gasp rippled through the line.
one of the younger tsa agents—a woman named chen—clapped a hand over her mouth.
the checkpoint froze.
marcowski stared at the case lying on the floor.
evelyn stared at it too.
for a moment, she looked as if she had left her body entirely. Her face was drained of all color. Behind her glasses, her eyes were enormous and unnervingly clear, as if the shock had burned every softer emotion away and left only precision.
she did not scream.
she did not lunge.
she did not cry.
instead, she slowly lifted her eyes from the fallen case and fixed them on marcowski.
when she spoke, her voice was quiet—so quiet that everyone had to lean into the silence to hear it.
“that,” she said, “was a two-million-dollar prototype.”
marcowski’s mouth fell open.
the blood drained from his face so quickly it was almost visible.
“what?”
evelyn took one breath.
then another.
and when she spoke again, each word landed like a hammer.
“you just destroyed a two-million-dollar piece of proprietary medical technology.”
“am i?” Evelyn asked softly.
then, with a steadiness that only made the moment more terrifying, she reached into the pocket of her hoodie, pulled out her phone, and tapped the screen.
“i am now recording this interaction,” she said. Her voice was no longer trembling. It had gone flat. Surgical. “What is your full name and badge number, agent?”
marcowski blinked.
for the first time since she had stepped into his line, the balance of power shifted—and he felt it.
“i—i don’t have to tell you—”
“supervisor!” Another voice cut through the checkpoint.
it was agent chen, the younger tsa officer who had watched the hard case hit the floor. Her face had gone pale beneath the fluorescent lights, and her voice rose with naked urgency.
“supervisor diaz to secondary screening. Now.”
the name landed like a command in a war zone.
supervisor diaz arrived in under thirty seconds.
she was short, broad-shouldered, and somewhere in her fifties, with the kind of hard, unsentimental presence built by decades of airport emergencies, missed flights, panicked families, screaming passengers, and the thousand little disasters that happen when too many exhausted people are forced into one place before dawn. She didn’t waste motion. She didn’t waste words. Her eyes swept the scene once and took in everything—the passengers who had stopped moving, agent chen standing rigid with panic, marcowski’s bloodless face, the woman in the hoodie holding up a phone, and the black case lying on the tile like the aftermath of a crime.
her jaw tightened.
“what happened here?”
marcowski spoke first, too quickly.
“supervisor, this passenger was being uncooperative. She interfered with screening, she had an undeclared item, and it—it slipped. It was an accident.”
“an accident?” Evelyn repeated.
the words came out like chips of ice striking glass.
she stepped forward, still recording.
“supervisor, your agent ignored direct warnings that the item in question was a medical-grade prototype. He verbally harassed me, refused to follow handling protocol, broke the pressure seal on my equipment case, and then—after i attempted to stop him from causing further damage—he threw it to the floor.”
“i did not throw it!” Marcowski snapped, the volume in his voice sounding more desperate than authoritative now. “It fell.”
“fortunately,” evelyn said, lifting one hand and pointing upward, “we don’t need to rely on anyone’s memory.”
every eye in the checkpoint followed her finger.
mounted above the secondary screening table was a high-definition dome camera angled perfectly over the inspection area.
“that camera,” evelyn said, “has an unobstructed view of this table and everything that happened here.”
supervisor diaz looked up.
the instant she saw the camera, something in her expression changed. It was subtle, but unmistakable. A tightening around the mouth. A darkening behind the eyes. She knew exactly what that meant. She knew there would be footage. She knew the footage would not care about anyone’s version of events. And she knew, with the cold instinct of a seasoned administrator, that if marcowski had done even half of what this woman was alleging, the situation had just escalated from “passenger complaint” to “institutional nightmare.”
she lowered her gaze to marcowski.
“agent marcowski,” she said, her voice dropping into something quiet and lethal, “go to the break room. Now. Do not speak to anyone.”
marcowski stared at her.
“supervisor, i—”
“now.”
he didn’t move.
diaz took one step toward him.
“surrender your badge to agent chen.”
that finally broke him.
the performance collapsed all at once. The swagger, the bark, the ugly certainty that had powered him five minutes ago—it all vanished, and what remained was just a middle-aged man with shaking hands and a face gone gray with fear. He unclipped his badge so clumsily he nearly dropped it, shoved it into chen’s palm, and turned away before anyone could see the panic widening in his eyes.
he stalked toward the break room with the stiff, brittle gait of a man trying not to run.
diaz watched him disappear, then turned back to evelyn.
the change in her tone was immediate.
“ma’am,” she said, controlled and professional, “dr. Reed, please come with me. We’ll collect your items and move this to a private room.”
she crouched slightly, reaching toward the fallen case.
“don’t touch it.”
the words stopped her cold.
evelyn stepped forward, still holding the phone in one hand.
“not yet. I want its exact position on the floor documented before anyone moves it. I want photographs of the case, the table, the latch, and the impact point.”
diaz paused, halfway down, and looked up at her.
really looked at her.
at the calm precision. At the absence of hysteria. At the way this woman wasn’t ranting, wasn’t grandstanding, wasn’t threatening to “call somebody.” She was preserving evidence. Directing scene control. Building a record in real time.
and in that moment, the last trace of reflexive dismissal vanished from diaz’s face.
this wasn’t a difficult passenger.
this wasn’t a social-media opportunist.
this was a serious professional who knew exactly what had just happened—and exactly how much damage it could cause.
“understood,” diaz said at once. “I’ll have it documented immediately.”
ten minutes later, evelyn was seated in a private tsa office deep inside the terminal.
the room was windowless, sterile, and aggressively neutral, the kind of place designed for immigration issues, security incidents, and quiet corporate disasters no one wanted in public view. The fluorescent lighting was somehow harsher in here. A steel table sat in the center of the room. Two gray chairs on one side. Three on the other. A box of tissues no one touched. A humming air vent. No art. No softness. No comfort.
the broken case now sat on the table in front of her.
a port authority officer had already photographed it from every angle. The latch. The scuffed edge. The point of impact. The position in which it had landed. Agent chen stood near the door looking shaken and overly careful, as if she understood that one wrong movement might now be written into a legal filing.
supervisor diaz was there.
and so was the head of jfk’s tsa operations—a man named director peters, who had clearly been dragged from bed, dressed in a hurry, and driven to the airport with his pulse hammering the entire way. He looked expensive in the way bureaucrats sometimes do: polished watch, pressed overcoat, carefully managed haircut. But the anxiety leaking through his expression was impossible to hide.
“dr. Reed,” he began, taking the seat opposite her, “on behalf of the transportation security administration, i want to offer my sincerest apologies for—”
“save it.”
evelyn’s voice wasn’t loud.
it didn’t need to be.
peters stopped mid-sentence.
evelyn had already opened her document portfolio. She pulled out a thick bound packet and slid it across the steel table with a level of composure that was somehow more intimidating than anger.
“this,” she said, “is the insurance binder and transport manifest for the synapse core. As you’ll see, the device is insured through lloyd’s of london for two million two hundred thousand dollars.”
peters frowned, then opened the packet.
his expression changed almost immediately.
every page made things worse.
transport declarations. Valuation schedules. Materials inventory. Handling instructions. Signatures. Serial numbers. Legal attachments. Technical appendices. It was not the paperwork of a woman running a scam. It was the paperwork of a company operating at a level far above anything this room was equipped to casually absorb.
“that figure,” evelyn continued, “is replacement cost only. It reflects materials, fabrication, calibration, and insured transport value. It does not reflect the actual loss.”
peters looked up.
“the actual value,” she said, and for the first time a hairline crack appeared in her composure, “is incalculable.”
she slid a second document across the table.
“this is my invitation to the global innovators summit in san francisco. I was scheduled to deliver the keynote presentation in six hours. That keynote included a live demonstration of the synapse core.”
supervisor diaz inhaled sharply.
director peters turned another page, then another, his eyes scanning the embossed summit letterhead, the event credentials, the speaking schedule. There it was in black and white.
dr. Evelyn reed — founder & ceo, innovate dynamics — keynote speaker.
the room went very still.
diaz looked from the paperwork to the case.
“dr. Reed…” she said carefully. “Is there any chance the device itself is intact? Maybe the outer case took the impact?”
evelyn didn’t answer right away.
she stared at the broken latch.
at the scuffed corner where the hard shell had struck tile.
at the ugly little scratch that now looked, to her, like the first line of an obituary.
then, with visibly controlled hands, she reached forward and pressed the two intact pressure-release pins the correct way.
there was a soft pneumatic hiss as the vacuum seal gave way.
she lifted the lid.
peters and diaz leaned in despite themselves.
inside, suspended in a bed of luminous turquoise gel, was the synapse core.
for a moment, neither of them spoke.
the thing was beautiful.
it looked less like a machine than a piece of impossible art—a crystalline lattice of branching filaments and translucent circuitry, intricate as a snowflake and somehow alive with a faint internal glow. It seemed to pulse softly in the gel, as though breathing. The engineering behind it was beyond them, but its importance was instantly obvious. This was not a gadget. Not a prototype in the consumer-tech sense. This was something stranger, rarer, and more fragile. Something that had no business being touched by anyone who didn’t understand it.
and then they saw it.
running diagonally through the luminous lattice, from the upper-left quadrant to the lower-right, was a hairline fracture.
it was so fine it almost looked imagined at first.
like a crack spreading across the surface of frozen water.
as the three of them stared, the internal light within the lattice flickered once.
then again.
then sputtered weakly.
and went dark.
no one moved.
evelyn looked down at the dead core—the product of four years of her life, the work of dozens of engineers, the proof-of-concept around which she had built a company, courted investors, and promised the future.
she did not cry.
she did not curse.
she simply closed her eyes, took one long, shuddering breath, and when she opened them again, whatever softness had remained in her was gone.
the ice had returned.
“supervisor diaz. Director peters.” Her voice was flat now. Controlled in a way that felt more dangerous than fury. “You need to contact your legal department and the department of homeland security immediately.”
then she picked up her phone.
“and i,” she said, scrolling to a number, “am calling my lawyers.”
the call connected on the second ring.
“david, wake up. It’s evelyn.”
her voice did not break. Not once.
“we have a situation at jfk. I need the litigation team on a conference call in ten minutes. Contact port authority counsel immediately. Then call julian vance. Wake him up. Tell him the demo is off.”
she paused.
her eyes stayed on the darkened core.
“tell him the synapse core is gone.”
the name hit the room like a steel bar dropped onto concrete.
julian vance.
director peters knew the name instantly. So did diaz, though only vaguely, from headlines and the sort of articles that circulate through airport lounges and business sections. In finance and tech, julian vance wasn’t just known—he was feared. Founder of titan ventures, serial kingmaker, destroyer of weak companies, patron saint of ruthless capital. He did not invest in startups so much as absorb them into his orbit and remake them in his own image. People called him brilliant when they wanted his money and monstrous when they no longer needed it.
he was also innovate dynamics’ primary investor.
and if evelyn reed was calling him before dawn to tell him the company’s crown jewel had just died on a tsa table, then this was no longer a bad morning.
it was an extinction event.
what followed moved at the speed of money and litigation.
while evelyn remained in the private office at jfk, her attorney—david chen, white-shoe litigator, merciless on conference calls—was already on the phone with port authority counsel. There was no warm-up, no polite exchange, no “we’d like to resolve this amicably.” The tone was forensic. Immediate. Preserve the evidence. Secure the footage. Identify the personnel. Freeze all incident reports. Do not alter chain of custody. Do not destroy any digital record associated with camera l12, secondary screening bay four.
across the country, in a penthouse apartment in san francisco, julian vance answered his phone in darkness.
he listened without interruption for thirty seconds.
when he finally spoke, his voice was low and rough with sleep.
“is it salvageable?”
evelyn was standing by the steel table, one hand pressed flat against the cold surface as if grounding herself.
“i don’t know yet. The lattice is fractured. It’s dark, julian.”
there was a pause.
then: “a tsa agent did this?”
he didn’t say it like a question. He said it like a man trying to understand how reality had become this stupid.
“yes.”
another silence.
then a breath that sounded almost like disbelief.
“a federal screening agent,” julian said slowly, “making nineteen dollars an hour, just vaporized my keynote demo?”
the words were not shouted. That made them worse.
evelyn closed her eyes for one second.
“our series b round is contingent on that demonstration,” he continued. “Do you understand what you’re telling me, evelyn?”
“i understand.”
“no.” His voice sharpened. “You’re telling me about far more than a damaged prototype. You’re telling me a fifty-million-dollar funding round may have just gone up in smoke because a tsa employee couldn’t keep his hands to himself.”
the room at jfk had gone silent around her. Even peters and diaz were pretending not to listen while hearing every word.
“i’m getting on the next flight to boston,” evelyn said. “I’ll go straight to the lab. If there’s any way to stabilize a second build, we’ll know there.”
“and the summit?”
evelyn swallowed.
“i can still give the keynote. I can present the data. Explain the platform. If i position it correctly—”
“no.”
the word cut across her sentence like a blade.
“no demo, no keynote. You do not walk onto that stage and publicly announce weakness. You don’t stand in front of investors and competitors and confirm that our miracle device can be killed by a baggage-table drop.”
evelyn stared at the dark core.
julian kept going.
“you’re a no-show. We’ll tell them it’s a medical emergency. Get back to your lab. Find out whether another unit can be built. Then call me with something useful.”
the line went dead.
evelyn lowered the phone slowly.
a medical emergency.
the irony was almost enough to make her laugh.
across the terminal, under the same fluorescent lighting that had witnessed the destruction, marcowski sat alone in the tsa break room.
the debrief with supervisor diaz had lasted less than ten minutes. She had taken his statement with a face like stone. On the advice of the union representative he’d called in a panic, marcowski had clung to the same story: it slipped. She distracted me. It was an accident.
now he was on immediate unpaid administrative leave pending investigation.
he sat hunched over with his elbows on his knees and his head in his hands.
two million dollars.
the number didn’t feel real. It was too large, too absurd, too far outside the boundaries of his life to make sense. Two million dollars belonged to mansions and lawsuits and television people. It did not belong inside a black case carried by a tired woman in a college hoodie.
it had to be a scam.
it had to be exaggeration.
this woman—this black woman, he caught himself thinking with the same poisoned reflex that had gotten him here—had to be running some kind of hustle. That had to be it. A fake title. Fake documents. A bluff designed to scare the tsa into a payout.
then his mind snagged on one detail.
ceo of innovate dynamics.
he had heard that name before.
with trembling fingers, he pulled out his phone and opened google.
he typed: innovate dynamics evelyn reed
the first result was a glossy forbes feature.
the woman building the future: dr. Evelyn reed’s nine-figure quest to merge man and machine
marcowski clicked.
and felt the blood drain from his face.
there she was.
not in a hoodie this time, but in a sharply tailored dark blue dress, standing inside a clean room with white-gloved engineers behind her and a crystalline prototype glowing in her hands. The article called her one of the most important biotech founders of her generation. It mentioned titan ventures. Julian vance. Government contracts. A valuation north of three hundred and fifty million dollars after the company’s last round.
marcowski kept reading.
every sentence made his stomach turn harder.
this wasn’t a bluff.
it wasn’t a hustle.
it wasn’t a “difficult passenger” trying to scare him.
it was real.
all of it.
he hadn’t just dropped a box.
in a fit of petty, prejudiced rage, he had taken a swing at a skyscraper.
and now the rubble was about to bury him.
his wife, sarah, answered on the third ring, her voice thick with sleep.
“mark? What’s wrong? Why aren’t you home?”
his mouth went dry.
“i messed up,” he whispered.
the anger was gone now. So was the bluster. What remained was something hollow and sick with dread.
“i messed up bad, sarah. I think—i think i’m going to get fired.”
there was silence on the line.
“fired?” She said finally. “Mark, what did you do?”
he pressed the heel of his hand against his forehead.
“we can’t afford that,” she said, panic rising instantly. “Not with timmy’s hospital bills. Mark, what happened?”
he looked at the article still glowing on his screen. At evelyn reed’s photograph. At the valuation number. At the phrase proprietary neuro-biotech platform .
“i broke something,” he said weakly. “At work. I told them it was an accident.”
but even as he said the word, the security-camera image replayed in his mind.
the sneer.
the broken latch.
the shove.
the case flying from his hands.
there was no refuge in the word accident.
not anymore.
back in the private tsa office, evelyn was making her final calls.
her san francisco flight was gone. Rebooked. Not west, but north-east—to boston, where innovate dynamics’ main lab was already being opened by exhausted engineers dragged out of bed by urgent texts. Her chief engineer, ben carter, had reportedly spun up the clean room, called in the hardware team, and started pulling archived component inventories before she’d even ended the call.
evelyn slid her phone into her pocket and turned to director peters.
“my legal team will send a formal notice of claim by noon,” she said. “You will preserve all video evidence related to this incident, including the footage from camera l12 over secondary screening bay four. You will also preserve agent marcowski’s employment file, disciplinary history, and every written statement taken this morning.”
peters nodded once, too quickly.
“you will provide my counsel with the full name, badge number, and service record of agent marcowski. You will preserve chain of custody for the damaged synapse core. And you will prepare to reimburse innovate dynamics for the full replacement cost of the prototype—two point two million dollars—plus consequential damages.”
peters opened his mouth, then closed it.
he was a man used to handling luxury-watch complaints, first-class tantrums, and the occasional political staffer threatening to “make a call.” He was not used to sitting across from a founder whose investor could move markets and whose lawyers were probably already drafting a federal claim before sunrise.
“yes,” he said finally.
it was all he had.
evelyn stood.
she picked up her tote bag but left the hard case exactly where it was, open on the table, the dead core suspended in turquoise gel like something preserved after a murder.
“that is evidence,” she said. “Do not move it.”
then she walked out.
past the checkpoint where fresh agents had taken over and where every face now looked too alert, too careful, too terrified.
past the passengers who had half-heard the story and were already retelling it in fragments.
past the fluorescent lights, the coffee kiosks, the rolling suitcases, the ordinary machinery of air travel that had somehow kept moving while her company’s future cracked open on a tile floor.
she had not slept in twenty-four hours.
she felt as though she had aged ten years in a single morning.
the adrenaline was fading now, leaving behind a colder truth.
this wasn’t just a disaster.
it was a possible extinction-level event.
julian vance wasn’t the kind of investor who comforted founders through setbacks. He was a predator. He smelled weakness the way sharks smelled blood. He had not said, we’ll figure this out. He had not said, take care of yourself. He had said one thing and one thing only:
fix this.
and if she couldn’t?
he would cut funding, invoke default clauses, seize leverage, and carve innovate dynamics apart for salvage.
and all of it—all of it—had begun because one bitter man in a blue tsa shirt looked at a black woman in a hoodie and decided she could be disrespected without consequence.
the next forty-eight hours became a blur of damage control.
the global innovators summit opened in san francisco with a stiff, awkward announcement that dr. Evelyn reed, scheduled keynote speaker and founder of innovate dynamics, would be unable to attend due to a sudden medical emergency.
the room reacted exactly as evelyn had feared.
in tech, a last-minute cancellation by a founder on the eve of a major funding round wasn’t treated as bad luck. It was treated as blood in the water.
whispers spread before the first panel had even ended.
had innovate dynamics faked the demo?
was the company out of money?
had a regulator stepped in?
was the product unstable?
was the science real?
by noon, venture capital group chats were humming. Rival founders were texting each other with performative sympathy and private delight. Industry reporters started making calls. Analysts who had spent months praising innovate’s potential began quietly revising forecasts and asking whether the company’s valuation had been built on smoke and charisma.
and back in boston, in a glass-walled clean room flooded with white light, evelyn reed stood over the remains of the future and prepared to fight for the life of her company.
evelyn physically sat down.
for a second, she wasn’t sure her body had done it voluntarily. One moment she was standing in the middle of the darkened lab, staring at cassandra woo as if the woman had just spoken in another language, and the next she was in a chair, fingers gripping the edge of the seat so tightly her knuckles ached.
“a billion?” She repeated.
not because she hadn’t heard the number.
because she had.
and because after the last seventy-two hours, it sounded almost obscene.
cassandra woo didn’t blink.
“one billion,” she said again, calm as a surgeon reading out blood pressure. “Pre-money valuation. Aperture leads with a hundred million. We buy out titan’s callable debt tomorrow morning, which means julian vance loses his leverage, loses his seat at your throat, and loses the right to turn your company into salvage metal.”
evelyn stared at her.
the lab around them felt like the aftermath of a war. The clean room lights were dimmed. Whiteboards were still crowded with equations and failure analyses from the autopsy on the destroyed synapse core. Half-disassembled instrumentation sat on steel benches like the bones of dead machines. Somewhere deeper in the facility, a cooling unit hummed with mechanical indifference. It was nearly midnight, and the building smelled faintly of ozone, coffee, and exhaustion.
“this isn’t charity,” evelyn said finally.
“god, no,” cassandra replied.
that got the ghost of a laugh out of evelyn—dry, humorless, almost painful.
cassandra crossed the lab and stopped at the whiteboard ben had covered in equations before going home. She studied it for a moment, one hand in the pocket of her tailored coat, the other holding her phone loosely at her side.
“julian vance sees companies as extraction vehicles,” she said. “He funds pressure, then profits from collapse. He was always going to own you one way or another—through your success if you made him rich enough, or through your failure if he could force a fire sale. Men like julian don’t invest in founders. They invest in leverage.”
she turned back toward evelyn.
“i invest in inevitability.”
evelyn said nothing.
cassandra gave a small nod toward the dead prototype on the table behind them.
“that machine in there,” she said, “or rather, the machine it used to be, is still the most interesting thing i’ve seen in biotech in ten years. I read your paper the night it came out. I had my team tear apart your patent filings six months ago. And after that video went viral, i had three separate analysts spend the day trying to tell me why your company was over.”
she smiled slightly.
“they failed.”
evelyn leaned back in the chair and let out a slow breath.
“you’re not seeing the whole picture,” she said. “The synapse core is gone. Completely. The primary quantum emitter shattered. The biological substrate is contaminated. Ben estimates six months minimum to rebuild if we had full capital access, and we don’t. The summit is a disaster. Titan has already pulled the series b. The market thinks we’re unstable. I’m about forty-eight hours away from explaining to my staff why their stock options are now decorative fiction.”
“good,” cassandra said.
evelyn blinked.
“good?”
“yes. Good.” Cassandra walked closer, eyes sharpening. “Because desperation clarifies people. It burns off vanity. It strips out the ornamental nonsense. I don’t want polished conference-evelyn reed. I don’t want keynote-evelyn reed. I want the woman who got humiliated at airport security, watched a small man smash four years of her life onto a tile floor, got betrayed by her lead investor, and is still standing in her lab trying to calculate the rebuild timeline instead of crying in a bathroom.”
she leaned one hand on the steel worktable.
“that woman,” cassandra said, “is worth betting on.”
the words landed with more force than evelyn expected.
for the first time in three days, something inside her shifted.
not relief.
not hope.
something harder.
momentum.
“what’s the catch?” Evelyn asked.
cassandra smiled. There it was—the real question.
“there are always catches,” she said. “But they’re cleaner than julian’s. Aperture buys titan’s twelve-million-dollar debt at par tomorrow morning. In exchange, titan is out. No board games. No callable-loan hostage scenario. Then we lead a series c of one hundred million at a one-billion-dollar valuation, subject to diligence, with one non-negotiable condition.”
evelyn’s eyes narrowed.
“which is?”
“you stop acting like a victim in your own story.”
silence.
then cassandra continued, her voice cool and precise.
“right now the world thinks this is a story about what was done to you. A racist tsa agent destroyed your prototype. A ruthless investor abandoned you. The summit imploded. The headlines are all written in the passive voice of pity. That ends tonight.”
she tapped her phone against her palm.
“tomorrow, this becomes a story about what you do next.”
evelyn looked at her for a long moment.
then she stood.
the exhaustion was still there. The grief was still there. The anger had not lessened by a single degree. But something in her spine had reset. Straightened. Locked back into place.
“what exactly do you want me to do?”
cassandra’s smile widened—not warmly, but with the sharp satisfaction of a strategist who had just confirmed the piece on the board she needed was still alive.
“i want you to go to war.”
by 8:00 a.M. The next morning, war had a conference room.
the innovate dynamics boardroom, usually reserved for investor briefings and product reviews, had been transformed into a command center. Legal pads. Coffee cups. Open laptops. Exhausted engineers. Outside counsel patched in from new york. Crisis communications specialists from two different firms. Ben carter in yesterday’s shirt, looking as though he’d aged five years overnight. And at the head of the table, dr. Evelyn reed, no longer in a hoodie but in a charcoal suit so sharply cut it looked like armor.
cassandra woo sat to her right, composed and unreadable, as if billion-dollar rescue operations were merely another item on a crowded calendar.
the meeting began with numbers.
innovate had eighty-seven days of runway left if they froze hiring, suspended all non-essential research, and delayed vendor payments without triggering breach clauses. Titan’s callable loan had to be neutralized within thirty days or the company would be dragged into a death spiral. The destroyed prototype represented a direct insured loss, but insurance money would take time—months, possibly longer, especially once the federal claim and tsa litigation became a maze of agencies, denials, and negotiations.
the series b was dead.
the summit was a reputational crater.
and half of silicon valley was already writing innovate’s obituary.
then cassandra stood up and rewrote the room.
“aperture will acquire titan’s debt by close of business,” she said. “Paperwork is already in motion. Julian vance gets his twelve million and loses his noose.”
a stunned silence followed.
ben looked at evelyn.
evelyn didn’t move.
cassandra continued.
“simultaneously, aperture will issue a term sheet for a one-hundred-million-dollar series c at a one-billion-dollar valuation. But understand something clearly: we are not investing in a sympathy narrative. We are investing in a market event.”
she turned to the screen at the far end of the room, where one of her associates had projected a live media dashboard.
the numbers were staggering.
the airport video had exploded beyond anything anyone in the room had fully grasped. The original upload from digital dave had crossed ten million views overnight. Edited clips were now everywhere—tiktok, x, instagram, youtube, cable news, international outlets. Hashtags demanding accountability were trending in multiple countries. Civil rights attorneys were posting thread-by-thread breakdowns of tsa misconduct. Tech founders were publicly rallying behind evelyn. Doctors, engineers, women in stem, and disability advocates were sharing her work and framing the synapse core not merely as a startup prototype, but as a potentially life-changing medical breakthrough destroyed by arrogance and bias.
“what you’re looking at,” cassandra said, “is not bad publicity. It’s asymmetrical attention. There’s a difference.”
she clicked to the next slide.
every major business outlet had picked up the story. But something more important had happened overnight: the narrative had split in two.
the first half belonged to the scandal—racial profiling, abuse of power, institutional negligence.
the second half belonged to the technology.
who was dr. Evelyn reed?
what exactly had been destroyed at jfk?
what was the synapse core?
how close was innovate dynamics to changing medicine?
cassandra pointed to the second cluster of headlines.
“this,” she said, “is where your future lives.”
evelyn folded her arms.
“so we use the disaster.”
“no,” cassandra said. “We weaponize the truth.”
she paced once along the glass wall, heels clicking softly.
“julian vance’s thesis is simple. He thinks your company only works if the prototype exists. He thinks the machine was the story. He’s wrong. The machine was proof. The story is you. The patents. The data. The team. The years of work no one can replicate because one tsa agent had a tantrum.”
she looked around the room.
“so here’s what happens next. Legal turns marcowski into the smallest part of a much larger claim. We don’t frame this as one bad employee. We frame it as negligence, protocol failure, mishandling of declared scientific equipment, and destruction of irreplaceable medical property after explicit warning. If discovery gives us bias evidence, we use it. If it gives us training failures, we use those too. We don’t just sue for damages. We make the government wish they had settled in the first hour.”
innovate’s outside counsel, a silver-haired litigator named naomi feld, nodded without smiling.
“already drafting,” she said.
“good,” cassandra replied. “Second, pr stops treating this as a crisis and starts treating it as a reveal.”
ben frowned. “A reveal of what? We don’t have a demo. The core is dead.”
cassandra turned to him.
“do you have the research?”
ben hesitated. “Of course.”
“do you have the test data?”
“yes.”
“do you have the imaging, the trial simulations, the proof-of-concept results, the architecture, the white papers, the manufacturing roadmap?”
ben blinked. “Yes, but—”
“then you have a story to tell.”
she looked at evelyn.
“not a keynote. A strike.”
by noon, julian vance received a call that ruined his day.
he took it from a private lounge at the summit, one ankle crossed over his knee, his expression as elegantly bored as ever. He expected some final cleanup around the innovate collapse. Perhaps a signature. A concession. Another founder too exhausted to fight.
instead, he got cassandra woo.
“julian,” she said, “i’ll keep this brief. Aperture is acquiring titan’s note on innovate dynamics. We’ll wire the full twelve million by end of day.”
there was a beat of silence.
then julian laughed once—short, disbelieving.
“you’re buying a corpse.”
“no,” cassandra said. “I’m buying it away from a grave robber.”
his voice cooled instantly.
“you think you’re clever.”
“i think you made a tactical error,” she replied. “You confused temporary damage with terminal weakness. Also, for what it’s worth, trying to seize a founder’s life work seventy-two hours after she was publicly humiliated by a federal employee is the sort of move that makes even venture capitalists look bad.”
julian’s tone sharpened.
“this is not your concern.”
“it is now. Check your inbox. The purchase agreement is there. Sign it, take your money, and go prey on someone less interesting.”
she hung up before he could answer.
julian stared at the phone.
for the first time in a very long time, he looked rattled.
at 2:00 p.M., Innovate dynamics announced a press conference.
not next week.
not after the lawyers had finished polishing language.
that afternoon.
the invitation went out to every major tech outlet, every business network, every health and science desk that had covered the airport scandal, and every reporter currently circling the summit for blood. The subject line was brutally simple:
statement from dr. Evelyn reed and innovate dynamics
the room filled in under an hour.
by the time evelyn stepped onto the small stage inside innovate’s boston headquarters, the livestream had already crossed two million viewers.
she stood behind a black podium in a dark suit, her hair pulled back, her face calm in the way deep water is calm—still, cold, and capable of drowning anything dropped into it.
ben stood offstage with the engineering team.
cassandra sat in the front row.
cameras flashed.
the room settled.
evelyn looked directly into the lens and began.
“three days ago, at john f. Kennedy international airport, a tsa agent destroyed a medical prototype my team and i spent four years building.”
no tremor. No self-pity.
“since then, many people have described this event as an accident. It was not an accident. It was the result of arrogance, negligence, and the reckless misuse of authority after repeated warnings that the equipment being handled was fragile, proprietary, and medically significant.”
a murmur moved through the press pool.
evelyn continued.
“i will let the legal process address the conduct itself. But i am here today because i refuse to let the destruction of one device become the destruction of the truth.”
behind her, the giant screen came to life.
schematics.
lab footage.
simulation models.
clinical pathway maps.
images of neural signal restoration.
renderings of the synapse core’s lattice architecture rotating in clean white light.
“for those who have asked what was actually lost,” evelyn said, “the answer is this: not a gadget, not a concept, not a publicity prop. What was destroyed was a functioning prototype of a bio-computational processor designed to create direct, adaptive communication between machine intelligence and damaged human neural pathways.”
the room had gone silent.
she took one breath and went on.
“my company exists for a simple reason. I do not believe paralysis should be permanent if the nervous system can be taught a new language. I do not believe blindness caused by pathway interruption should be accepted as final if damaged circuits can be rerouted. I do not believe medicine has reached the limit of what the human body deserves.”
on the screen, the data shifted again.
now it was trial simulations. Response curves. Motor-signal maps. Visual cortex response models. Enough detail to satisfy scientists. Enough clarity to electrify investors.
“the synapse core is damaged beyond repair,” evelyn said. “That is true. But innovate dynamics is not a single object in a single case. It is a body of research, a platform, a team, and a future that cannot be shattered by one man’s temper.”
cassandra watched the room change in real time.
this was no longer a pity appearance.
it was a resurrection.
evelyn placed both hands on the podium.
“today, innovate dynamics is formally announcing a new phase of development, backed by fresh capital and a renewed commitment to bring this technology to the people it was built for.”
a beat.
then the line that detonated across every newsroom in america:
“aperture ventures has agreed to lead a one-hundred-million-dollar series c financing round at a one-billion-dollar valuation.”
the room exploded.
shouts. Questions. Cameras flashing like gunfire.
on the livestream, the comments moved too fast to read.
offstage, ben actually sat down on a road case because his knees gave out.
and somewhere in a private lounge in san francisco, julian vance watched the clip on his phone and understood, in one clean brutal instant, that he had just made the most expensive mistake of his career.
but evelyn wasn’t done.
she lifted one hand, and the room slowly quieted.
“i also want to address something else,” she said. “Over the last seventy-two hours, millions of people have watched a video of me being spoken to with contempt, dismissed when i gave clear technical instructions, and treated as if i did not belong in the very spaces my work has spent years trying to improve.”
her eyes hardened.
“i am not the first woman this has happened to. I am not the first black woman this has happened to. I am not even the first scientist this has happened to. The only unusual thing about my case is that the camera was rolling and the prototype happened to be expensive enough that the world paid attention.”
no one in the room moved.
“so let me be clear,” evelyn said. “I will pursue every legal remedy available to innovate dynamics for the destruction of our property. But i will also be establishing a foundation—funded personally and through a portion of our new financing—to support women and underrepresented founders in medical technology who have had their work dismissed, obstructed, or mishandled by systems that were never built to see them clearly.”
this time, the applause started before she finished the sentence.
it rose fast.
then all at once.
not polite applause. Not investor applause. Something louder. Harder. The kind that comes when a room realizes it is watching someone turn humiliation into leverage in real time.
at the back of the room, one of the younger engineers was crying openly.
ben pretended not to notice because his own eyes weren’t exactly dry.
cassandra woo sat with her hands folded, looking faintly amused, as if she had expected nothing less.
evelyn let the applause crest and die before she spoke one last time.
“the tsa agent who destroyed my prototype believed he was dealing with someone he could dismiss. He was wrong. But this story isn’t about him anymore.”
she looked straight into the nearest camera.
“it’s about what survives being broken.”
that night, marcowski watched the press conference from the same cheap motel where his wife had left him.
he sat on the edge of the bed in a stained undershirt, one hand hanging limp between his knees, while the glow from the television washed the room in blue-white light.
he watched evelyn reed stand at that podium looking richer, stronger, more untouchable than ever.
he watched reporters call her resilient.
he watched anchors call her historic.
he watched the chyron crawl beneath her name:
innovate dynamics secures $100m after tsa scandal
he watched the world turn the worst act of his life into the making of her legend.
and for the first time, he understood the full scale of what he had done.
not just the money.
not just the job.
not just the lawsuit that was coming for him like weather.
he had tried to reduce a stranger. Diminish her. Put her in her place.
instead, he had lit a fuse under someone he had been too small to recognize.
now she was rising from the explosion.
and he was the ash.
weeks later, the official consequences landed in waves.
the tsa settled quickly on the property-damage portion of the claim, but the broader litigation moved forward with brutal momentum. Discovery exposed training failures, prior complaints against marcowski, and internal emails that made the agency look, at best, indifferent and, at worst, institutionally careless. Marcowski himself became toxic in every possible sense of the word—unemployable, publicly disgraced, and privately shattered. His pension was gone. His marriage was gone. The foreclosure went through. The last anyone heard, he was living in a rented room outside scranton and driving deliveries under an assumed shortened version of his name to avoid recognition.
julian vance fared better, but not by much.
he got his twelve million back.
he also got frozen out of one of the most spectacular growth stories in modern biotech.
within eighteen months, innovate dynamics unveiled the second-generation synapse core—smaller, stronger, and built with redundancies specifically designed so no single point of impact could ever destroy it again. The demonstration, held in a packed auditorium under enough security to protect a head of state, ended with a standing ovation and three separate acquisition offers, all of which evelyn rejected onstage with a smile.
by then, the company was worth eight billion dollars.
by year three, it was north of twenty.
and every time a journalist asked evelyn reed whether she ever thought about that morning at jfk—about the fluorescent lights, the sneer, the crash, the shattered prototype—she gave some version of the same answer.
“yes,” she would say. “Of course i do.”
then she would pause, just long enough for the room to lean in.
“and every time i remember it, i’m reminded of something useful.”
she’d smile.
“never hand small people the power to define the scale of your future.” |
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Imagine a student who starts taking college courses while still in high school through a dual-enrollment program. By the time they arrive on campus as a first-year student, they already have credits completed.
they are the first in their family to attend a four-year institution. Focused. Capable. Working part-time to help support things at home. They make it through their first year. Then their second.
somewhere along the way, things shift. An unexpected expense. A change in work hours. A delay in financial aid. Nothing dramatic on its own, but enough. They stop out. They plan to come back the next semester.
but then, they don’t.
if you spend time in any enrollment meeting at a college today, you’ll hear the same concerns: fewer students in the pipeline, more competition, the looming demographic cliff. Institutions are scrambling to figure out how to bring more students in. But that’s only part of the story, and not the most urgent one.
more than 43 million americans have started college and left without a degree. They enrolled. They showed up. And somewhere along the way, they slipped through.
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national completion rates have improved over time, with six-year completion rates now exceeding 60 percent. Yet nearly four out of every ten students who begin college do not complete a degree within six years. In most sectors, a success rate of just over 60 percent would not be considered acceptable; it would be viewed as a warning sign.
yet we’ve grown accustomed to the idea that a large share of students simply won’t finish. That’s not a reality we should accept. We have normalized incompletion as a structural feature of american higher education, and in doing so, we have made peace with a moral and economic catastrophe.
the 43 million americans with some college and no credential are not failures. They are living evidence of an infrastructure never designed to see them through. They enrolled during a moment of hope and left during a moment of hardship. Their outcomes reflect systems built for a traditional student population that no longer represents the majority of today’s learners.
we have not rebuilt our systems to serve them.
higher education systems were largely designed around the full-time, residential 18-year-old entering directly from high school with family financial support. Yet today’s students increasingly balance work, family responsibilities, financial pressures and other obligations alongside their education. Flexibility, rather than conformity to a traditional model, has become essential.
across the united states, black and hispanic students continue to complete bachelor’s degrees at lower rates than their white and asian peers. These disparities are often linked to differences in financial resources, educational opportunities and the ways students experience institutional environments and support systems. These are not marginal differences. They represent a nearly 30-point completion gap between groups who were promised access to the same credential and the economic mobility it is supposed to provide.
students who stop out without a credential are frequently worse off economically than if they had never enrolled at all. They often carry debt without realizing the earnings benefits associated with degree completion, and they are significantly more likely to default on student loans.
they enroll for the promise of a better life and too often emerge with a financial burden and no credential to show for it.
in 2012, georgia state launched gps advising, a predictive analytics platform that updates student records nightly and continuously analyzes more than 800 academic and financial risk indicators for each student. Advisers receive real-time alerts and intervene within days, not semesters — allowing them to provide help before students stop out. They also created panther retention grants, proactively identifying students facing modest financial barriers and reaching out with targeted emergency assistance before those students stop out.
the school has demonstrated what is possible when institutions redesign themselves around student completion rather than student sorting. Through these efforts, georgia state increased the number of bachelor’s degrees awarded annually by approximately 28 percent between 2010 and 2021. Bachelor’s degrees awarded to black students increased by 57 percent, while bachelor’s degrees awarded to hispanic students increased by more than 120 percent. Most notably, for several consecutive years, black, hispanic, first-generation and low-income students graduated at rates at or above the university average.
georgia state did not do this by recruiting different students. It did it by building systems that met the students it already had. The students were always capable. The infrastructure was not.
proactive advising, emergency financial aid that moves fast and data systems that surface who is struggling before they are already gone have made a huge difference.
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colleges need to develop programs that reflect how students live and work and that hold institutions accountable for whether students finish, not just whether they enroll. Colleges must also reconnect with students who left but are close to finishing. Many are only a course or two away.
the enrollment crisis is real. But the completion crisis is larger, older, quieter and more devastating. We have spent a decade debating the front door of american higher education. It is past time to look at the millions of students who have already walked out, receipts in hand, without the credential they came for.
they needed us to meet them where they were. In too many cases, we did not.
emmanuel lalande is senior vice president of enrollment strategy and student success at columbia college chicago, is a private, nonprofit school for creatives that offers a curriculum that blends creative and media arts, liberal arts, and business.
contact the opinion editor at opinion@hechingerreport.Org.
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kommonsentsjane – a frustration message
kommonsentsjane – a future preacher
kommonsentsjane – a good question for america
kommonsentsjane – a humbling experience
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kommonsentsjane – a lawyers findings
kommonsentsjane – a letter from god
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kommonsentsjane – a marine story
kommonsentsjane – a message for the west from the exiled archbishop of mosul
kommonsentsjane – a mothers fear
kommonsentsjane – a new christmas song
kommonsentsjane – a new day
kommonsentsjane – a new fiction horror story
kommonsentsjane – a new health care plan
kommonsentsjane – a new holiday called government assistance day
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kommonsentsjane – a new type of shame recognition
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kommonsentsjane – a new way of voting
kommonsentsjane – a pandas roll in the snow
kommonsentsjane – a pep talk to america
kommonsentsjane – a phone scam
kommonsentsjane – a political play on words
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kommonsentsjane – a prayer for america
kommonsentsjane – a rant
kommonsentsjane – a real debate
kommonsentsjane – a rich mans inspiration
kommonsentsjane – a secret revealed – from the border to virginia
kommonsentsjane – a special app for hackers
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kommonsentsjane – a trump parody
kommonsentsjane – a wedge issue
kommonsentsjane – a wet noodle
kommonsentsjane – a woman story
kommonsentsjane – a word to the wise should be sufficient.
kommonsentsjane – abbas
kommonsentsjane – abbas joins terrorist hamas
kommonsentsjane – abortion dollars going to planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – abortions
kommonsentsjane – ace your base
kommonsentsjane – acrobats
kommonsentsjane – admiral james a lyons
kommonsentsjane – advice from an israeli agent – fyi
kommonsentsjane – afghan cadets missing from base
kommonsentsjane – afghan children
kommonsentsjane – ag and the truth
kommonsentsjane – ag loretta lynch trying to help illegals vote
kommonsentsjane – age
kommonsentsjane – aging
kommonsentsjane – airline pilot speaks his mind
kommonsentsjane – al gore and his scientific fantasies
kommonsentsjane – alex griswold
kommonsentsjane – all about the 50s
kommonsentsjane – all lives matter
kommonsentsjane – all lives matters
kommonsentsjane – all part of the plan
kommonsentsjane – alll of a sudden
kommonsentsjane – america
kommonsentsjane – america and kerry
kommonsentsjane – america and obamas decay
kommonsentsjane – america and the socialist
kommonsentsjane – america at risk
kommonsentsjane – america in peril
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kommonsentsjane – americas terrorist war
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kommonsentsjane – american flag at white house
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kommonsentsjane – american teacher stabbed in rest room in abu dhabi
kommonsentsjane – american terrorist killed
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kommonsentsjane – americans live under the constitution – end of story
kommonsentsjane – an angels advice
kommonsentsjane – an english writer
kommonsentsjane – an excuse for looting
kommonsentsjane – an inhuman war
kommonsentsjane – analyzing yourself and pills
kommonsentsjane – anchor babies
kommonsentsjane – anchor or jack-pot babies
kommonsentsjane – andy rooney and pray if you want
kommonsentsjane – angry white socialist democrat
kommonsentsjane – ann coulter demolishes weak gop that surrender when called racist! The new conservative movement
kommonsentsjane – ann coulter, trump, obama
kommonsentsjane – another $1 billion recovered in ‘misplaced funds’: doge
kommonsentsjane – another atheist group after the nativity
kommonsentsjane – another attempt to kill by isis
kommonsentsjane – another big lie
kommonsentsjane – another company going to mexico
kommonsentsjane – another countrywide home loan scam coming
kommonsentsjane – another democrat gun crisis
kommonsentsjane – another epa violation
kommonsentsjane – another jack nicholson play on words
kommonsentsjane – another katrina by the mayor
kommonsentsjane – another lack of common sense
kommonsentsjane – another liberal media blow up
kommonsentsjane – another obama trick
kommonsentsjane – another pretend to be american
kommonsentsjane – another soldier let go
kommonsentsjane – another sununu rant
kommonsentsjane – another terrorist killing episode
kommonsentsjane – anti-christians
kommonsentsjane – anti-islam protests
kommonsentsjane – apollo 11 celebration on the qt
kommonsentsjane – appeals court rules – citizens retain right to bear arms
kommonsentsjane – approval numbers and red meat
kommonsentsjane – april 15 tax day
kommonsentsjane – arab hatred
kommonsentsjane – arab-israeli conflict
kommonsentsjane – are all politicians liars
kommonsentsjane – are americans going to stand for downward trend
kommonsentsjane – are universities unsafe
kommonsentsjane – are we going to allow america to shift to socialism
kommonsentsjane – are you a fool
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kommonsentsjane – are you quick on the draw of decisions
kommonsentsjane – area 51
kommonsentsjane – ariana grande
kommonsentsjane – arizona votes to stop obama
kommonsentsjane – arlin report – thought of the day
kommonsentsjane – arlins thought of the day
kommonsentsjane – arlington cemetery – who is in charge
kommonsentsjane – army
kommonsentsjane – army betrays troops – destroy heroic dogs
kommonsentsjane – army rangers
kommonsentsjane – arquettes oscar statement
kommonsentsjane – atheists
kommonsentsjane – atheists and love of any god
kommonsentsjane – atheists fighting the bible again
kommonsentsjane – atheists in america
kommonsentsjane – audit the gold
kommonsentsjane – aurora theater deaths
kommonsentsjane – avast
kommonsentsjane – awkward santa joke
kommonsentsjane – axelrod polls
kommonsentsjane – axelrod, nbc, is manipulating the numbers
kommonsentsjane – b. Watsons thoughts
kommonsentsjane – babies and pelosi
kommonsentsjane – baby
kommonsentsjane – baby parts vs confederate flag
kommonsentsjane – babylon
kommonsentsjane – back 9 of life
kommonsentsjane – bailout and law suits
kommonsentsjane – bakers silenced
kommonsentsjane – balloon belly diet
kommonsentsjane – baltimore
kommonsentsjane – baltimore cops
kommonsentsjane – baltimore mayor rawlings-blake
kommonsentsjane – ban muslims from usa
kommonsentsjane – ban on muslims
kommonsentsjane – ban the muslims until
kommonsentsjane – bank info
kommonsentsjane – banks
kommonsentsjane – banks and government
kommonsentsjane – banks soaking their customers
kommonsentsjane – banning muslim from the usa
kommonsentsjane – barack
kommonsentsjane – barack obama
kommonsentsjane – baracks ten commandments
kommonsentsjane – baracks ten oommandments
kommonsentsjane – barbara boxer
kommonsentsjane – barbra streisand
kommonsentsjane – bathrooms
kommonsentsjane – bbc reporter
kommonsentsjane – be alert
kommonsentsjane – beau
kommonsentsjane – beauty and the beast
kommonsentsjane – beck and trump
kommonsentsjane – before you vote – read this
kommonsentsjane – beggars on the street
kommonsentsjane – beheadings
kommonsentsjane – belated birthday greetings.
kommonsentsjane – belgium
kommonsentsjane – ben affleck
kommonsentsjane – ben carson
kommonsentsjane – benghazi
kommonsentsjane – benghazi – the rat trap
kommonsentsjane – benghazi continued
kommonsentsjane – benghazi no. 2
kommonsentsjane – benghazi survivors backing trump
kommonsentsjane – bernie sanders
kommonsentsjane – bernie sanders rally
kommonsentsjane – bernie sanders, muslim supporter
kommonsentsjane – bernies fairy tales
kommonsentsjane – bernies sanders popularity puzzle solved
kommonsentsjane – best of friends
kommonsentsjane – betrayed
kommonsentsjane – bettina trump has monaco outing with husband don jr. Amid first lady goal claims
kommonsentsjane – beyonce, super bowl
kommonsentsjane – bias against breeders
kommonsentsjane – biased media
kommonsentsjane – bible
kommonsentsjane – bible toter
kommonsentsjane – bibles for troops
kommonsentsjane – biden and obama
kommonsentsjane – big brother in the sky
kommonsentsjane – big joes polka party
kommonsentsjane – big mac sent back to u.S.
kommonsentsjane – bill and hillary
kommonsentsjane – bill and hillary clinton
kommonsentsjane – bill bennett
kommonsentsjane – bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – bill gates
kommonsentsjane – bill gates democracy vs socialism
kommonsentsjane – bill gates foundation
kommonsentsjane – bill oreilly
kommonsentsjane – bill warner
kommonsentsjane – bill/hillary clinton
kommonsentsjane – birds and poop
kommonsentsjane – birthday thanks
kommonsentsjane – bitcoins
kommonsentsjane – black christian woman court-martialed for bible verse on desk
kommonsentsjane – black conservatives speak out
kommonsentsjane – black lives matter disorder
kommonsentsjane – black lives matters
kommonsentsjane – black men
kommonsentsjane – black pastors meet with trump
kommonsentsjane – black vote and poverty
kommonsentsjane – black voters wising up
kommonsentsjane – black/asians work habits
kommonsentsjane – blackburn family
kommonsentsjane – blake shelton
kommonsentsjane – blessed virgin mary
kommonsentsjane – blessing of our pets
kommonsentsjane – blog
kommonsentsjane – blog publication
kommonsentsjane – bloomberg
kommonsentsjane – blue bell creameries
kommonsentsjane – boarding a plane in israel
kommonsentsjane – bob drank the kool-aid
kommonsentsjane – boehner
kommonsentsjane – bombed and burned catholic churches
kommonsentsjane – bombing oil fields
kommonsentsjane – booker t. Washington
kommonsentsjane – border children surprise – really?
kommonsentsjane – border illegal scam
kommonsentsjane – border patrol
kommonsentsjane – born in the u.S.A.
kommonsentsjane – both sides
kommonsentsjane – brett baird and the fox fat cats
kommonsentsjane – brigitte gabriel – the muslim brotherhood plan for america
kommonsentsjane – britain
kommonsentsjane – britains islam
kommonsentsjane – british government
kommonsentsjane – british man meets his waterloo
kommonsentsjane – british wwii cemetary
kommonsentsjane – brotherhood and gop
kommonsentsjane – buchanan to gop
kommonsentsjane – bucket list for 2016
kommonsentsjane – budget cuts
kommonsentsjane – buffets rule
kommonsentsjane – bush ii used eminent domain to build rangers texas ball park
kommonsentsjane – bush residence
kommonsentsjane – business and rfra
kommonsentsjane – business round table
kommonsentsjane – buying a miracle
kommonsentsjane – c.J. Pearson
kommonsentsjane – ca and ny trying to suppress and lie about climate change
kommonsentsjane – ca attackers
kommonsentsjane – ca terrorists
kommonsentsjane – california
kommonsentsjane – california vs texas
kommonsentsjane – called bail in
kommonsentsjane – calling all christians and non-christians who want to save their country.
kommonsentsjane – cam newton stands up to the media
kommonsentsjane – campaign finance reform
kommonsentsjane – campaign money
kommonsentsjane – can clinton beat trump
kommonsentsjane – canada celebrates hajeb day
kommonsentsjane – canada celebrates hijab day
kommonsentsjane – capitalism vs socialism
kommonsentsjane – captain ed w. Freeman
kommonsentsjane – car rules
kommonsentsjane – cardinal timothy dolan
kommonsentsjane – career politicians vs trump
kommonsentsjane – carly fiorina
kommonsentsjane – carly florina
kommonsentsjane – carson and islam
kommonsentsjane – ceo cooks diatribe
kommonsentsjane – chances and respect
kommonsentsjane – charity is not free
kommonsentsjane – charity or greed
kommonsentsjane – charlie brown
kommonsentsjane – charlie daniels
kommonsentsjane – chastising christians again
kommonsentsjane – chemo day
kommonsentsjane – cherokee lords prayer
kommonsentsjane – cheryl mills/hillary/clinton foundation classified emails
kommonsentsjane – chicago july 4 killings
kommonsentsjane – chicago killings – does anyone care for their fellow man – doesnt look like it.
kommonsentsjane – chief justice john roberts
kommonsentsjane – children
kommonsentsjane – children – out of the mouths of babes
kommonsentsjane – children and school
kommonsentsjane – children in gaza human shields
kommonsentsjane – children of gay parents
kommonsentsjane – china
kommonsentsjane – china hype
kommonsentsjane – chinese hack of opm
kommonsentsjane – chinese hackers break the code again
kommonsentsjane – chinese hacking problem
kommonsentsjane – chocolate
kommonsentsjane – choice abortion or life
kommonsentsjane – chris christie
kommonsentsjane – chris christie endorses trump
kommonsentsjane – chris kyle
kommonsentsjane – chris kyle funeral
kommonsentsjane – chris matthews and the race card
kommonsentsjane – christian churches burned in india
kommonsentsjane – christian genocide in the world
kommonsentsjane – christian in marines
kommonsentsjane – christian western vets join fight
kommonsentsjane – christianity and god
kommonsentsjane – christianity in america and the world
kommonsentsjane – christians
kommonsentsjane – christians and muslims
kommonsentsjane – christians drowned
kommonsentsjane – christmas
kommonsentsjane – christmas cards
kommonsentsjane – christmas classics and scenery
kommonsentsjane – christmas music
kommonsentsjane – chuck hagel
kommonsentsjane – chuck norris
kommonsentsjane – chuck norris and jade helm
kommonsentsjane – chuck schumer – slime in the ice machine
kommonsentsjane – church and state
kommonsentsjane – cia interrogation
kommonsentsjane – cia work force
kommonsentsjane – citizenship proof to vote
kommonsentsjane – citizenship test
kommonsentsjane – citizenship test answers
kommonsentsjane – city officials are failing the people
kommonsentsjane – civil asset forfeiture
kommonsentsjane – civil forfeitures
kommonsentsjane – civil war
kommonsentsjane – clean out the democrats and elites
kommonsentsjane – climate change
kommonsentsjane – climate change again
kommonsentsjane – climate change deal
kommonsentsjane – climate change professor
kommonsentsjane – climate change scandal
kommonsentsjane – clint eastwood and oscar boycotters
kommonsentsjane – clinton and sanders debate
kommonsentsjane – clinton foundation
kommonsentsjane – clinton is not a christian
kommonsentsjane – clinton vs trump
kommonsentsjane – clintons – lesson on charities
kommonsentsjane – clintons and black vote
kommonsentsjane – clintons definition of sexism
kommonsentsjane – clintons plan
kommonsentsjane – clintons
kommonsentsjane – clips of both sides of the immigration story
kommonsentsjane – club for growth vs trump
kommonsentsjane – cnn analyst
kommonsentsjane – co=pilot andreas lubitz
kommonsentsjane – coach joe kennedy
kommonsentsjane – coburn and manchin
kommonsentsjane – coddling is the new wave
kommonsentsjane – cognisense for all government employees
kommonsentsjane – collectibles
kommonsentsjane – college liberal professor
kommonsentsjane – college tuition
kommonsentsjane – collision of two trains
kommonsentsjane – collusion between elites, new york times, and buzzfeed
kommonsentsjane – cologne germany rapes
kommonsentsjane – commander in chief
kommonsentsjane – common core
kommonsentsjane – common sense vs math
kommonsentsjane – communism
kommonsentsjane – communists/progressives in america
kommonsentsjane – companies vs planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – complaint
kommonsentsjane – computer games
kommonsentsjane – computer geeks
kommonsentsjane – computer gobal warming
kommonsentsjane – condensing obamacare
kommonsentsjane – confederate flag
kommonsentsjane – congress
kommonsentsjane – congress and its role
kommonsentsjane – congress and senate
kommonsentsjane – conservatives vs fox news
kommonsentsjane – constitution
kommonsentsjane – constitution and free speech
kommonsentsjane – constitution is law of the land
kommonsentsjane – constitution is on the line
kommonsentsjane – constitution not sharia
kommonsentsjane – constitution vs quran
kommonsentsjane – constitution vs the quran
kommonsentsjane – constitutional conservatves
kommonsentsjane – convention of states
kommonsentsjane – cop hater bill de blasio
kommonsentsjane – corrupt epa
kommonsentsjane – corrupt political allies
kommonsentsjane – court-martialed marine
kommonsentsjane – crash course needed
kommonsentsjane – credit bureaus
kommonsentsjane – credit where credit isnt due – obama
kommonsentsjane – crisis text line
kommonsentsjane – crists energy fan
kommonsentsjane – crossroads pac
kommonsentsjane – crusade statistics
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios and the poland workers
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios big bark
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios slug fest
kommonsentsjane – cruz and the elites
kommonsentsjane – cruz is blowing smoke
kommonsentsjane – cruz returns mitts rip
kommonsentsjane – cruz still bragging about cheating
kommonsentsjane – cruz vs carson – we disagree on accountability and culpability
kommonsentsjane – cruz vs trump
kommonsentsjane – cuba
kommonsentsjane – cursive writing instructions
kommonsentsjane – curtis parks
kommonsentsjane – dan patricks poem to soldiers
kommonsentsjane – dana loesch
kommonsentsjane – danger ahead says the feds
kommonsentsjane – dangerous vision
kommonsentsjane – darren wilson
kommonsentsjane – darth vader
kommonsentsjane – david and texas a&m
kommonsentsjane – david cameron
kommonsentsjane – david gergen says fox crossed the line.
kommonsentsjane – david petraeus
kommonsentsjane – daylight savings time in american
kommonsentsjane – de blasos bullying
kommonsentsjane – deadly kissing bug
kommonsentsjane – dean vs walker
kommonsentsjane – dear obama
kommonsentsjane – death tax on agenda
kommonsentsjane – debate
kommonsentsjane – debate – jeb bush
kommonsentsjane – debate of the past and present
kommonsentsjane – debate results
kommonsentsjane – debbie wasserman schultz
kommonsentsjane – decisions in life
kommonsentsjane – dedicated to all policemen
kommonsentsjane – defense bill
kommonsentsjane – definition of a thug
kommonsentsjane – defund planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – defunding planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – defying the constitution
kommonsentsjane – dem debate
kommonsentsjane – dems and hillarys emails
kommonsentsjane – dems barking up the wrong tree
kommonsentsjane – dems in dissaray
kommonsentsjane – democracy
kommonsentsjane – democracy under fire
kommonsentsjane – democrat candidates
kommonsentsjane – democrat debates
kommonsentsjane – democrat gone stray
kommonsentsjane – democrat race discussion still pending
kommonsentsjane – democrat war cry
kommonsentsjane – democrats new dept
kommonsentsjane – democratic debate
kommonsentsjane – democratic national committee
kommonsentsjane – democratic party
kommonsentsjane – democratic party and leader still silent
kommonsentsjane – democratic party taxes
kommonsentsjane – democrats
kommonsentsjane – democrats – deep partisan split
kommonsentsjane – democrats and elite republicans
kommonsentsjane – democrats and gun control
kommonsentsjane – democrats and obama
kommonsentsjane – democrats and obamas muslim idealogy
kommonsentsjane – democrats and the swamp
kommonsentsjane – democrats block refugee screening reform
kommonsentsjane – democrats have failed the country
kommonsentsjane – democrats hiding under the communist/muslim/socialists banner
kommonsentsjane – democrats leaving washington
kommonsentsjane – democrats regression
kommonsentsjane – democrats reject keyston
kommonsentsjane – democrats speak in iowa
kommonsentsjane – democrats war on women
kommonsentsjane – democrats war on women flap continues
kommonsentsjane – democratshave been hijacked by the communists
kommonsentsjane – denmark criminalizes free speech – selectively
kommonsentsjane – dennis hastert
kommonsentsjane – depopulation fanatics
kommonsentsjane – dept of homeland security
kommonsentsjane – deputy darren goforth killed
kommonsentsjane – dhs chief jeh johnson
kommonsentsjane – dhs official ordered to purge terrorists records
kommonsentsjane – dhs vote in senate/house
kommonsentsjane – diamond and silk say, not so fast
kommonsentsjane – dictatorship disguised as democracy
kommonsentsjane – did cruz swindle the evangelicals
kommonsentsjane – did cruz swindle the evangelicals in iowa
kommonsentsjane – did hillary steal iowa with the apps
kommonsentsjane – difference between assault and battery
kommonsentsjane – dillon taylor killed
kommonsentsjane – dinesh dsouza
kommonsentsjane – disabled vet tim poe blows us away with his singing
kommonsentsjane – dishonest and not trustworthy – but elected
kommonsentsjane – disney/jobs and e-verify
kommonsentsjane – ditka rips obama
kommonsentsjane – dividing the arabs
kommonsentsjane – dnc debbie wasserman schultz
kommonsentsjane – dnc donors in nh and ia
kommonsentsjane – do we really care
kommonsentsjane – do we really care – blue dress or someones birthday
kommonsentsjane – do you complain
kommonsentsjane – do you really need college
kommonsentsjane – do you speak spanish/english
kommonsentsjane – do you understand – which one are you
kommonsentsjane – does rubio have small hands
kommonsentsjane – dogs
kommonsentsjane – doj
kommonsentsjane – doj false flag
kommonsentsjane – doj on hot seat
kommonsentsjane – dont ever turn your back on your god or your country
kommonsentsjane – dont help build that communism wall
kommonsentsjane – dont vote for a democrat
kommonsentsjane – donald trump
kommonsentsjane – donald trump – the vicious snakes
kommonsentsjane – donald trump event
kommonsentsjane – donald trump interview
kommonsentsjane – donald trump makes public appearance but people are distracted by certain body parts.
kommonsentsjane – donald trump speaks
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps past catches up with him
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps political plans
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps political plans for america
kommonsentsjane – donna brazile
kommonsentsjane – doom and gloom?
kommonsentsjane – double rainbows
kommonsentsjane – dr. Ablow and ebola
kommonsentsjane – dr. Carson
kommonsentsjane – dr. Eowyn
kommonsentsjane – dr. James manning
kommonsentsjane – dr. James matting helping his people
kommonsentsjane – dr. Manning
kommonsentsjane – dr. Matting and sharpton
kommonsentsjane – dr. Paul mchugh
kommonsentsjane – drirector comey
kommonsentsjane – driver update is a scam
kommonsentsjane – drones
kommonsentsjane – dummies joke
kommonsentsjane – duncans ticket
kommonsentsjane – dutch soldiers training in austin tx
kommonsentsjane – easter greetings
kommonsentsjane – ebola and loose screws
kommonsentsjane – ebola and the after effects
kommonsentsjane – ebola and the truth
kommonsentsjane – ebola is a public health issue
kommonsentsjane – ebola problem is beamed up
kommonsentsjane – ebola protections
kommonsentsjane – ebola virus and who is looking out for the u.S.
kommonsentsjane – economy under obama and democrats failed
kommonsentsjane – education
kommonsentsjane – education and its pitfalls
kommonsentsjane – egypt
kommonsentsjane – egypt bombs isis in libya
kommonsentsjane – egyptian christian beheadings by isis
kommonsentsjane – egyptian tv
kommonsentsjane – election 2016
kommonsentsjane – election day change
kommonsentsjane – elections and the corruption of
kommonsentsjane – elections have consequences
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans new poll
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans again ranting
kommonsentsjane – elites and cnn, msnbc harassing trump about the kkk
kommonsentsjane – elites trying to hijack we the people
kommonsentsjane – elites desperate measures
kommonsentsjane – elizabeth warren
kommonsentsjane – elon musk slams democrat betrayers for shamlessly denying support to election integrity bill.
kommonsentsjane – emad karakrah
kommonsentsjane – emily blunt
kommonsentsjane – end birth right citizenship
kommonsentsjane – end birth right citzenship
kommonsentsjane – england
kommonsentsjane – epa
kommonsentsjane – epa at work contaminating
kommonsentsjane – epa colorado spill
kommonsentsjane – epa employees at work
kommonsentsjane – epa over kill
kommonsentsjane – epas pattern of deception in colorado mine spill
kommonsentsjane – eric fanning
kommonsentsjane – escaping tyranny
kommonsentsjane – establishment republicans chose rubio after losing bush
kommonsentsjane – ethnic cleansing
kommonsentsjane – europe died in auschwitz
kommonsentsjane – europe is in trouble.
kommonsentsjane – europes mass immigration
kommonsentsjane – europe/syria
kommonsentsjane – european countries
kommonsentsjane – european union
kommonsentsjane – eve
kommonsentsjane – ex-general wesley clark
kommonsentsjane – executive orders/memoranda
kommonsentsjane – export-import bank
kommonsentsjane – facebook experiment
kommonsentsjane – facebook for the senior generation
kommonsentsjane – facts media doesnt spell out
kommonsentsjane – facts of life
kommonsentsjane – facts of rfra
kommonsentsjane – fake cease fires
kommonsentsjane – false prophet
kommonsentsjane – false prophets
kommonsentsjane – fam mobs
kommonsentsjane – family politics
kommonsentsjane – family visits
kommonsentsjane – farm subsidies and the presidential vote
kommonsentsjane – farook and hakim
kommonsentsjane – farrakhan
kommonsentsjane – father of benghazi soldier stands ground – hillary lied
kommonsentsjane – fawn deer
kommonsentsjane – fbi agents pummeling letter to holder
kommonsentsjane – fbi and hillary emails
kommonsentsjane – fbi and hillarys emails
kommonsentsjane – fbi director comey
kommonsentsjane – fbi vs the white house
kommonsentsjane – fed up hollywood veteran expose obama and democrats – gets a standing ovation!
kommonsentsjane – feds set revenue record but still run a deficit
kommonsentsjane – federal bureau of land mgmt
kommonsentsjane – federal court issues game changing ruling for voting in upcoming election
kommonsentsjane – federal programs
kommonsentsjane – federal reserve
kommonsentsjane – federal reserve secret tax payer funded 12 trillion bail out of banks
kommonsentsjane – fence on border
kommonsentsjane – ferguson needs to listen
kommonsentsjane – fergusons looting and burning
kommonsentsjane – fergusons paid protestors
kommonsentsjane – fifa world cup
kommonsentsjane – fifties eating
kommonsentsjane – fight to win terrorist war
kommonsentsjane – financial crisis
kommonsentsjane – fiorina – the full story
kommonsentsjane – fiorina and carson
kommonsentsjane – fiorina vs trump
kommonsentsjane – first christmas card
kommonsentsjane – first couples new years
kommonsentsjane – first lady
kommonsentsjane – first snow
kommonsentsjane – fit of anger
kommonsentsjane – flagger karen cooper
kommonsentsjane – flash mob dancing
kommonsentsjane – flesh eating bacteria
kommonsentsjane – flour for burns
kommonsentsjane – foia going to the dogs
kommonsentsjane – food preparation
kommonsentsjane – football
kommonsentsjane – football and sour grapes
kommonsentsjane – footballgate
kommonsentsjane – for your information houston repub debate
kommonsentsjane – force majeure
kommonsentsjane – foreign countries are interfering in americas election process
kommonsentsjane – foreign election money
kommonsentsjane – former state department ig says hillary lieing
kommonsentsjane – fort hood victim
kommonsentsjane – fort trumbull neighborhood
kommonsentsjane – fox and friends
kommonsentsjane – fox and friends sunday
kommonsentsjane – fox media
kommonsentsjane – fox news
kommonsentsjane – fox news and facebook
kommonsentsjane – fox news and the new world order
kommonsentsjane – fox news lies
kommonsentsjane – fox news media
kommonsentsjane – fox news quagmire
kommonsentsjane – fox news rupert murdoch attends fundraiser for hillary in london
kommonsentsjane – fox set-up
kommonsentsjane – foxs five program
kommonsentsjane – foxs roger ailes mocks trump
kommonsentsjane – france
kommonsentsjane – frances pc war with islam
kommonsentsjane – frances relentless hate for israel
kommonsentsjane – franklin graham
kommonsentsjane – freddie gray riots
kommonsentsjane – free coffee?
kommonsentsjane – free market capitalism
kommonsentsjane – free speech amendment
kommonsentsjane – free speech vs pc police
kommonsentsjane – freedom for all women
kommonsentsjane – freedom in the netherlands
kommonsentsjane – freedom of speech
kommonsentsjane – freedom or repression
kommonsentsjane – freeman vs the browns
kommonsentsjane – french food and entertainment
kommonsentsjane – friends
kommonsentsjane – from texas with love
kommonsentsjane – fund raisers?
kommonsentsjane – funding for violence in u.S. Communities
kommonsentsjane – gallego amendment
kommonsentsjane – gallery of socialists in america
kommonsentsjane – game of chess
kommonsentsjane – gandhi
kommonsentsjane – garner state park tx
kommonsentsjane – garth brooks and his low place
kommonsentsjane – geert wilders
kommonsentsjane – gender sensitivity training
kommonsentsjane – general odierno resigns from military
kommonsentsjane – general petraeus
kommonsentsjane – generation z
kommonsentsjane – george bush and 9/11
kommonsentsjane – george bushs comments on middle east
kommonsentsjane – george diaz
kommonsentsjane – george soros
kommonsentsjane – george soros and ferguson
kommonsentsjane – george soros invests in fire arms
kommonsentsjane – george soros, the open society rich man
kommonsentsjane – german mayor is a disgrace to women
kommonsentsjane – german migrant crime
kommonsentsjane – germanwings
kommonsentsjane – germanwings and lubitz update
kommonsentsjane – germanwings crash
kommonsentsjane – germany
kommonsentsjane – germany and israel
kommonsentsjane – germany refugees
kommonsentsjane – germanys christmas tradition
kommonsentsjane – germanys migrants
kommonsentsjane – get coffee
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins – 3
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins 2
kommonsentsjane – gibson guitars and the raid
kommonsentsjane – giddy up lerner
kommonsentsjane – gifts for any occasion
kommonsentsjane – gingrich – we are losing the war
kommonsentsjane – gitmo
kommonsentsjane – giuliani not a racist
kommonsentsjane – global warming
kommonsentsjane – global warming facts
kommonsentsjane – global warming lie
kommonsentsjane – global warming skeptics
kommonsentsjane – global warming versus beheadings
kommonsentsjane – global warmng
kommonsentsjane – gmo food labeling
kommonsentsjane – go for it, girl
kommonsentsjane – god
kommonsentsjane – god and guns
kommonsentsjane – gold
kommonsentsjane – golf and sex
kommonsentsjane – golf and the miind game
kommonsentsjane – golf and the raging wars
kommonsentsjane – golf course is calling obama
kommonsentsjane – goodbye beau
kommonsentsjane – google
kommonsentsjane – gop congress
kommonsentsjane – gop elites blow $65 million on jeb bush and his failed campaign
kommonsentsjane – gov roy cooper – nc – states that joe biden saved this nation. That is a lie.
kommonsentsjane – gov. Christie
kommonsentsjane – government
kommonsentsjane – government bad apples
kommonsentsjane – government budget 2016 – no increased spending
kommonsentsjane – government interfering with furniture buying
kommonsentsjane – government land grab
kommonsentsjane – government waste of taxpayers money
kommonsentsjane – governments scare tactics
kommonsentsjane – governor haley
kommonsentsjane – governor jindal
kommonsentsjane – governor perry vs the keep austin weird socialist democrats
kommonsentsjane – governor-elect letter to vets
kommonsentsjane – gowdy for speaker
kommonsentsjane – graduation rates
kommonsentsjane – graham and rubio no shows for vote
kommonsentsjane – grandpa and the wooden bowl
kommonsentsjane – grandpa farrakhan
kommonsentsjane – great britain
kommonsentsjane – gruber vs cia
kommonsentsjane – guess where in the world former ag holder is working
kommonsentsjane – gun common sense
kommonsentsjane – gun control and family
kommonsentsjane – gun free zones
kommonsentsjane – gun rights abuse by president
kommonsentsjane – gun rights attack
kommonsentsjane – gun safe areas
kommonsentsjane – guns
kommonsentsjane – guns and democrats
kommonsentsjane – guns and gold
kommonsentsjane – guns and the second amendment
kommonsentsjane – hamas inhuman treatment of children/families
kommonsentsjane – hamas propaganda war
kommonsentsjane – hammond ranch
kommonsentsjane – hands
kommonsentsjane – hands up
kommonsentsjane – happy new years
kommonsentsjane – happy thanksgiving
kommonsentsjane – hard to believe
kommonsentsjane – harold b estes
kommonsentsjane – harry reid
kommonsentsjane – hate speech
kommonsentsjane – have you ever had a gratitude attack
kommonsentsjane – hayden and islam terrorists
kommonsentsjane – hazard travelling
kommonsentsjane – healing therapy
kommonsentsjane – heaven
kommonsentsjane – heaven forbid – obamas permanent residency
kommonsentsjane – help wanted
kommonsentsjane – help wanted ad
kommonsentsjane – hill and bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary
kommonsentsjane – hillary and abedin
kommonsentsjane – hillary and benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillary and bill cliinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary and bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary and donations
kommonsentsjane – hillary and high crimes
kommonsentsjane – hillary and obama
kommonsentsjane – hillary and obama failed
kommonsentsjane – hillary and responsibility
kommonsentsjane – hillary and soros
kommonsentsjane – hillary and the chinese
kommonsentsjane – hillary and the three bears
kommonsentsjane – hillary and waco
kommonsentsjane – hillary cliinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and bernie sanders debate
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and huma abedin
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and joe biden
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton baggage
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton campaign uses rope a dope system
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton email exceed top secret
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton ipad and iphone
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton says second amendment is hog wash
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton the energy bunny
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton vs donald trump
kommonsentsjane – hillary clintons list of pay checks
kommonsentsjane – hillary confirmed – she will continue obamas policies
kommonsentsjane – hillary exposed
kommonsentsjane – hillary has been violated
kommonsentsjane – hillary interview
kommonsentsjane – hillary is guilty
kommonsentsjane – hillary is guilty for lieing
kommonsentsjane – hillary often confused
kommonsentsjane – hillary on trump, a wave, smile
kommonsentsjane – hillary using bills modern math
kommonsentsjane – hillary vs petraeus
kommonsentsjane – hillary vs trump
kommonsentsjane – hillarys bathroom story
kommonsentsjane – hillarys benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillarys control bill plan
kommonsentsjane – hillarys dogging emails
kommonsentsjane – hillarys emails – diamond and silk
kommonsentsjane – hillarys liar statement
kommonsentsjane – hillarys lies
kommonsentsjane – hillarys marxist agenda
kommonsentsjane – hillarys muslim heritage
kommonsentsjane – hillarys muslim influence
kommonsentsjane – hillarys stand-down order never came
kommonsentsjane – hillarys win a loss for the democrats
kommonsentsjane – hillarys wussification of america
kommonsentsjane – hillary/bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hispanic gala and obama
kommonsentsjane – history
kommonsentsjane – history of the confederate flag
kommonsentsjane – hogs in michigan
kommonsentsjane – holiday
kommonsentsjane – holidays
kommonsentsjane – holier than thou media and bush
kommonsentsjane – hollande declares war on isis
kommonsentsjane – hollywood
kommonsentsjane – hollywood and the fantasy movies
kommonsentsjane – holmes-norton bill
kommonsentsjane – home is where the heart is
kommonsentsjane – homegrown muslim terrorists
kommonsentsjane – homeland security bimbp
kommonsentsjane – homeland security funding
kommonsentsjane – honebee colonies
kommonsentsjane – hope and change
kommonsentsjane – hope springs eternal
kommonsentsjane – houston mayor pushing lesbian agenda
kommonsentsjane – houstons bathroom bill failed
kommonsentsjane – how dare the serfs complain
kommonsentsjane – how democrats are changing our country into a social country
kommonsentsjane – how democrats are implementing the communists’ plan to destroy america
kommonsentsjane – how did rubio get 23% – are upi surprised
kommonsentsjane – how inspiring
kommonsentsjane – how not to stop a terrorist attack
kommonsentsjane – how our reps work in d.C.
kommonsentsjane – how should you vote
kommonsentsjane – how the iowa caucus works
kommonsentsjane – hpuse gop
kommonsentsjane – hr 4138 – protection for the people
kommonsentsjane – hr 4138 enforce law act video
kommonsentsjane – huffington post
kommonsentsjane – huffington post rags on trump
kommonsentsjane – huma abedin
kommonsentsjane – huma abedin ties to hillary
kommonsentsjane – humba abedin
kommonsentsjane – hungary
kommonsentsjane – hunting and fishing rights.
kommonsentsjane – i am afraid. Terribly afraid.
kommonsentsjane – i dont believe i have every lied – cough cough
kommonsentsjane – i smell a rat
kommonsentsjane – i will vote for that.
kommonsentsjane – i won twice
kommonsentsjane – ice officer says rubio lied to the american people
kommonsentsjane – ices red line
kommonsentsjane – identity
kommonsentsjane – identity politics is causing a war among feminists
kommonsentsjane – if you support a third party candidate to dump trump your are voting for clinton
kommonsentsjane – illegal citizenship drive
kommonsentsjane – illegal deportation
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigrants
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigrants and sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigration
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigration cover up
kommonsentsjane – illegals
kommonsentsjane – imans in america
kommonsentsjane – imf
kommonsentsjane – imf announcement coming
kommonsentsjane – imf global tax
kommonsentsjane – immigrants
kommonsentsjane – immigration
kommonsentsjane – immigration and open borders
kommonsentsjane – immigration and texas legislative session
kommonsentsjane – immigration in europe and america
kommonsentsjane – immigration stay
kommonsentsjane – immigration vs border patrol agents
kommonsentsjane – immigration with jose diaz balart
kommonsentsjane – importance of drinking water
kommonsentsjane – in god we still trust song by diamond rio
kommonsentsjane – income/wealth inequality
kommonsentsjane – incompetent irs again
kommonsentsjane – indiana
kommonsentsjane – inflation
kommonsentsjane – inflation plummeting – data shows.
kommonsentsjane – inflation plummeting – new data shows.
kommonsentsjane – injustice during war time
kommonsentsjane – innocent children
kommonsentsjane – intellectual state of emergency
kommonsentsjane – internal war in the democratic party
kommonsentsjane – international community ignorance
kommonsentsjane – internet alert
kommonsentsjane – internet management
kommonsentsjane – internet pay off
kommonsentsjane – internet take over
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus issues and answers
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus votes
kommonsentsjane – iran
kommonsentsjane – iran and isil
kommonsentsjane – iran bad deal
kommonsentsjane – iran deal
kommonsentsjane – iran deal and senate
kommonsentsjane – iran deal protest
kommonsentsjane – iran rockets
kommonsentsjane – irans bad deal
kommonsentsjane – irans leader
kommonsentsjane – irans path to bomb
kommonsentsjane – iranian soccer
kommonsentsjane – iraq and iran
kommonsentsjane – iraq christians vs isis
kommonsentsjane – iraq prime minister
kommonsentsjane – iraqs money and the isis thieves
kommonsentsjane – irs
kommonsentsjane – irs and targeting
kommonsentsjane – irs is at it again
kommonsentsjane – irs targeting
kommonsentsjane – irs vs citizen
kommonsentsjane – is democracy temporary
kommonsentsjane – is donald trump a bad person
kommonsentsjane – is fox admitting they are not fair and balanced by dropping rubio
kommonsentsjane – is isis really here in u.S.?
kommonsentsjane – is obama judas in the bible
kommonsentsjane – is the left even on americas side anymore
kommonsentsjane – is the mystery unfolding
kommonsentsjane – is the taliban the enemy
kommonsentsjane – is this a hit piece or unbiased jounalism
kommonsentsjane – is this a joke?
kommonsentsjane – is this equality
kommonsentsjane – is this fakery
kommonsentsjane – is un so busy watching israel they give putin a pass
kommonsentsjane – isil raid
kommonsentsjane – isis
kommonsentsjane – isis and selfie
kommonsentsjane – isis behavior
kommonsentsjane – isis camp
kommonsentsjane – isis in america
kommonsentsjane – isis in syria
kommonsentsjane – isis killiing children
kommonsentsjane – isis manual
kommonsentsjane – isis vs isil
kommonsentsjane – isis vs obama
kommonsentsjane – isis threat to america
kommonsentsjane – islam
kommonsentsjane – islam and fluff
kommonsentsjane – islam and islamism in america
kommonsentsjane – islam and other religions
kommonsentsjane – islam questions and answers
kommonsentsjane – islamic colonization
kommonsentsjane – islamic terrorism
kommonsentsjane – islamist genocide
kommonsentsjane – islamophobia
kommonsentsjane – isnt it ironic?
kommonsentsjane – israel
kommonsentsjane – israel and palestine war
kommonsentsjane – israel vs palestinians
kommonsentsjane – israels election
kommonsentsjane – israels pm netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – it has never been easier to vote in america. So why the lefts meltdown?
kommonsentsjane – it has never been easier to vote in america. So why the lefts meltdown?
kommonsentsjane – it is not sick, it is inhuman
kommonsentsjane – jack nicholson
kommonsentsjane – jackson lee vs scalise
kommonsentsjane – jade helm
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 15
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 15 contd
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 2015
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill – 2
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill – 3
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill 1
kommonsentsjane – jade helm follow-up
kommonsentsjane – jade helm kick-off
kommonsentsjane – james comey and racism
kommonsentsjane – janet yellen
kommonsentsjane – jay nixon
kommonsentsjane – jay sekulow
kommonsentsjane – jeb and george bush
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush – new judge not important to him
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush calling in reinforcements
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush casting stones
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush interfering with florida primary
kommonsentsjane – jeb bushs common core
kommonsentsjane – jebs ragging
kommonsentsjane – jebbies own imminent domain
kommonsentsjane – jeff sessions endorsed trump
kommonsentsjane – jeff zucker and axelrod
kommonsentsjane – jeh johnson
kommonsentsjane – jerry brown
kommonsentsjane – jesus
kommonsentsjane – jewish people
kommonsentsjane – jewish voters
kommonsentsjane – jihad
kommonsentsjane – jihadi john
kommonsentsjane – jihadists
kommonsentsjane – jihadists in syria
kommonsentsjane – jihadists promise
kommonsentsjane – jim webb
kommonsentsjane – jindal at 2%
kommonsentsjane – jobs
kommonsentsjane – jobs and government
kommonsentsjane – jobs in u.S.
kommonsentsjane – joe biden
kommonsentsjane – joe manchin
kommonsentsjane – john boehner
kommonsentsjane – john brennan
kommonsentsjane – john kasich george soros donor
kommonsentsjane – john kasichs bully parade, romney
kommonsentsjane – john kerry
kommonsentsjane – john mccain
kommonsentsjane – john sununu
kommonsentsjane – johnn koskinen
kommonsentsjane – jon stewart
kommonsentsjane – jon stewarts farewell
kommonsentsjane – jorge ramos
kommonsentsjane – joseph botts
kommonsentsjane – journalistic incest
kommonsentsjane – joy reid – our country will suffer king trump and project 2025.
kommonsentsjane – judge initiates investigation into obamas false social security number
kommonsentsjane – judge jeanines plan
kommonsentsjane – judge nails leader
kommonsentsjane – judges and kick backs
kommonsentsjane – judicial activism
kommonsentsjane – judicial watch
kommonsentsjane – judicial watch and american civil liberties justice are helping america since the justice dept has failed the american people
kommonsentsjane – julian castro (not fidel)
kommonsentsjane – july 4th in indonesia
kommonsentsjane – just a common soldier
kommonsentsjane – just doodling
kommonsentsjane – just had to send
kommonsentsjane – just obey the law
kommonsentsjane – just trucking along
kommonsentsjane – just where do you stand in he election
kommonsentsjane – justice antonin scalias death
kommonsentsjane – justice dept
kommonsentsjane – justice dept sponsors video
kommonsentsjane – justice scalias death
kommonsentsjane – karen gray
kommonsentsjane – karl rove
kommonsentsjane – karzais thanks to u.S.
kommonsentsjane – kasich vs trump
kommonsentsjane – kate steinle
kommonsentsjane – kent state and islam
kommonsentsjane – kenya and obama
kommonsentsjane – kerry lieing again
kommonsentsjane – kerrys bad deal
kommonsentsjane – keystone pipeline
kommonsentsjane – khamenei
kommonsentsjane – khobar towers bombings
kommonsentsjane – killers spokesperson
kommonsentsjane – kim davis
kommonsentsjane – kindness and the jerusalem skin bank
kommonsentsjane – kommonsentsjane – time for a change in washington – vote for the people not the cartel (rubio, cruz, kasich)
kommonsentsjane – krauthammer is ringing the bell
kommonsentsjane – lack of leadership
kommonsentsjane – lack of reporting
kommonsentsjane – lady liberty
kommonsentsjane – landrieus senate seat
kommonsentsjane – lannie davis
kommonsentsjane – lanny davis
kommonsentsjane – latest news
kommonsentsjane – laughable poll numbers – liars
kommonsentsjane – lawmakers
kommonsentsjane – laws for texas courts
kommonsentsjane – leader begging for women votes
kommonsentsjane – leaders of the world
kommonsentsjane – lets kick butt in 2016
kommonsentsjane – lets party
kommonsentsjane – letter from the leader
kommonsentsjane – letter home
kommonsentsjane – letter to gop
kommonsentsjane – letter to our leader
kommonsentsjane – liberal college professors are harassing students
kommonsentsjane – liberal latino haters
kommonsentsjane – liberal media
kommonsentsjane – liberal poll company
kommonsentsjane – liberal professors
kommonsentsjane – liberals
kommonsentsjane – liberals collide
kommonsentsjane – library books
kommonsentsjane – life
kommonsentsjane – life and school
kommonsentsjane – life is a bitch truck
kommonsentsjane – life is a miracle
kommonsentsjane – lifes stories
kommonsentsjane – limbaughs theorem
kommonsentsjane – lindsey graham
kommonsentsjane – lipstick on a pig
kommonsentsjane – list of 97 taxes americans pay
kommonsentsjane – list of broken laws
kommonsentsjane – list of sanctuary cities in the u.S.
kommonsentsjane – listen to the past
kommonsentsjane – little jimmy
kommonsentsjane – live anthrax shipped
kommonsentsjane – living and teaching character
kommonsentsjane – living life
kommonsentsjane – living off the grid
kommonsentsjane – lohan
kommonsentsjane – lois lerner
kommonsentsjane – lookin for the gipper
kommonsentsjane – looking at the candidates
kommonsentsjane – looters/lockdowners/and the law.
kommonsentsjane – loretta lynch
kommonsentsjane – los angeles city ordinance
kommonsentsjane – lou dobbs
kommonsentsjane – lou holtz
kommonsentsjane – love and leadership
kommonsentsjane – love gone sour
kommonsentsjane – love me, im a liberal
kommonsentsjane – lt. Gen. Vincent stewart
kommonsentsjane – lucky the dog
kommonsentsjane – luis amnesty problems
kommonsentsjane – luv governor rep mark sanford endorses cruz – oops
kommonsentsjane – lying and the 10 commandments
kommonsentsjane – madeleine albrights statement
kommonsentsjane – madeline albright
kommonsentsjane – magic
kommonsentsjane – main street media
kommonsentsjane – main street media/democrats continue to slash and burn
kommonsentsjane – maine pokes work back into welfare
kommonsentsjane – make america great again
kommonsentsjane – mama and papa
kommonsentsjane – mama bush campaigning for jebbie
kommonsentsjane – man and money
kommonsentsjane – man versus woman verbiage
kommonsentsjane – manage the leader
kommonsentsjane – manfacturing
kommonsentsjane – manners
kommonsentsjane – many tears for children
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio and trey gowdy
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio, poor little rich boy
kommonsentsjane – margaret thatcher
kommonsentsjane – marine
kommonsentsjane – marines targeted
kommonsentsjane – mark meadows
kommonsentsjane – market crash
kommonsentsjane – marriage
kommonsentsjane – martial law?
kommonsentsjane – matthews and maher
kommonsentsjane – maureen dowd on obama
kommonsentsjane – mayor de blasio
kommonsentsjane – mayor deblasio
kommonsentsjane – mccain fighting own party
kommonsentsjane – mcchrystal
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell taking the low road
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell trying to sneak a military martial law bill thru
kommonsentsjane – mcconnells failure over and over
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell, a socialist, taking the low road with the hillary
kommonsentsjane – mclellans money
kommonsentsjane – me and my .357
kommonsentsjane – media and newspapers
kommonsentsjane – media and non-belivers
kommonsentsjane – media bias
kommonsentsjane – media distort news
kommonsentsjane – media gives bushey no. 2 spot
kommonsentsjane – media hoaxes
kommonsentsjane – media matters
kommonsentsjane – media rigging again
kommonsentsjane – media vs men and women
kommonsentsjane – medical care and corruption
kommonsentsjane – meet the press and obama
kommonsentsjane – megapolitics
kommonsentsjane – melissa click
kommonsentsjane – memorial day tribute
kommonsentsjane – men and women bath rooms
kommonsentsjane – mending the nation
kommonsentsjane – mental stability in the white house?
kommonsentsjane – merry christmas
kommonsentsjane – merry christmas to our solders
kommonsentsjane – message to people to voted for obama twice
kommonsentsjane – messianic rabbi
kommonsentsjane – methane emissions regulations
kommonsentsjane – mexican children used as pawns
kommonsentsjane – mexican government and the pope
kommonsentsjane – mexican shooter in san francisco
kommonsentsjane – mexico vs obama
kommonsentsjane – mexicos immigration
kommonsentsjane – mexifornia
kommonsentsjane – michael savage
kommonsentsjane – michelle obama
kommonsentsjane – michigans civil forfeitures seizures
kommonsentsjane – microsfot apps fail in some areas in iowa
kommonsentsjane – microsoft furnishing software for caucus
kommonsentsjane – middle east
kommonsentsjane – middle east and terrorism
kommonsentsjane – middle east democracy
kommonsentsjane – middle east destruction
kommonsentsjane – migrants
kommonsentsjane – mike huckabee
kommonsentsjane – military
kommonsentsjane – military and hostile environment
kommonsentsjane – military dog
kommonsentsjane – military dogs
kommonsentsjane – military info
kommonsentsjane – military oaths
kommonsentsjane – military officers
kommonsentsjane – military pay
kommonsentsjane – military reporting in
kommonsentsjane – military speaks out
kommonsentsjane – militarys low morale
kommonsentsjane – militias
kommonsentsjane – millennials and adulthood
kommonsentsjane – mind over matter
kommonsentsjane – missing clinton email claims saudis involved
kommonsentsjane – missouri
kommonsentsjane – mitch mcconnell
kommonsentsjane – mitch mcconnell is a disgrace to america
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney and the elite republicans are socialists
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney the elite republican bomb thrower
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney using harry reids age-old logic – did you beat your wife for the last ten years
kommonsentsjane – mizzou and yale colleges
kommonsentsjane – mom looking for son
kommonsentsjane – money and things
kommonsentsjane – monica lewis dies
kommonsentsjane – monkeys
kommonsentsjane – morally repugnant
kommonsentsjane – more fraud
kommonsentsjane – more gun control
kommonsentsjane – more hillary lies
kommonsentsjane – more illegal immigration with pen and phone
kommonsentsjane – more info on russian troops
kommonsentsjane – more jade helm
kommonsentsjane – more muslim problems
kommonsentsjane – more power to donald trump
kommonsentsjane – more problems not less
kommonsentsjane – more refugees
kommonsentsjane – more warren lies
kommonsentsjane – morocco bans exodus
kommonsentsjane – mosques in texas
kommonsentsjane – most dangerous cities
kommonsentsjane – mother teresa
kommonsentsjane – motivation and inspiration
kommonsentsjane – mt. Mckinley
kommonsentsjane – multi-culturalism
kommonsentsjane – muslim assignment
kommonsentsjane – muslim brotherhood
kommonsentsjane – muslim cannibals
kommonsentsjane – muslim cartoons
kommonsentsjane – muslim countries should play primary role in the war in the middle east
kommonsentsjane – muslim democratic debate
kommonsentsjane – muslim doctrine
kommonsentsjane – muslim facilties
kommonsentsjane – muslim holday
kommonsentsjane – muslim immigration
kommonsentsjane – muslim reform movement
kommonsentsjane – muslim religion
kommonsentsjane – muslim sign
kommonsentsjane – muslim terrorists in paris
kommonsentsjane – muslim weapons and bomb cache found
kommonsentsjane – muslims quran
kommonsentsjane – muslims
kommonsentsjane – muslims and arabs
kommonsentsjane – muslims and food stamps
kommonsentsjane – muslims and marriage
kommonsentsjane – muslims and obama
kommonsentsjane – muslims are acting like nazis
kommonsentsjane – muslims in america
kommonsentsjane – muslims in conflict with constitution
kommonsentsjane – muslims in tx
kommonsentsjane – muslims living in a democratic society
kommonsentsjane – muslims persecuting christians
kommonsentsjane – muslims slaughtering christians
kommonsentsjane – muslims thinking
kommonsentsjane – my high horse
kommonsentsjane – my song
kommonsentsjane – my song – here comes my baby by dottie west
kommonsentsjane – my songs
kommonsentsjane – mysterious crop formations
kommonsentsjane – naacp
kommonsentsjane – nafta
kommonsentsjane – nancy and ronald reagan
kommonsentsjane – nancy pelosi
kommonsentsjane – nanjing 2014 youth olympics
kommonsentsjane – nation building
kommonsentsjane – nation of islam
kommonsentsjane – national defense authorization act
kommonsentsjane – national guard soldiers
kommonsentsjane – national review needs to butt out
kommonsentsjane – national reviews insults on true conservatives
kommonsentsjane – national white people month
kommonsentsjane – native americans
kommonsentsjane – natures remedies
kommonsentsjane – navy chaplain modder
kommonsentsjane – navy commander found guilty of corruption
kommonsentsjane – navy seal
kommonsentsjane – navy seals say there arent enough rifles to go around have to share
kommonsentsjane – nazi gold train
kommonsentsjane – nba pushing gun control
kommonsentsjane – nbc and guthre
kommonsentsjane – nbc and republican debate
kommonsentsjane – nbc vs trump
kommonsentsjane – need to audit americas gold reserve
kommonsentsjane – need to keep and re-enforce our right to bear arms
kommonsentsjane – neil young
kommonsentsjane – net neutrality
kommonsentsjane – net un-neutrality
kommonsentsjane – netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – netanyahu and the radical muslims
kommonsentsjane – netanyahus speech
kommonsentsjane – new american religious sect going to iran
kommonsentsjane – new city in new york
kommonsentsjane – new disease called global warming
kommonsentsjane – new drug
kommonsentsjane – new executive order
kommonsentsjane – new gate keepers
kommonsentsjane – new government pay scale
kommonsentsjane – new judge
kommonsentsjane – new leadership is needed
kommonsentsjane – new movie – called the hoax
kommonsentsjane – new prison camp
kommonsentsjane – new suit and fun raiser
kommonsentsjane – new world order chaos
kommonsentsjane – new york
kommonsentsjane – new york and california
kommonsentsjane – new york police killings
kommonsentsjane – new york rag socialist times oldpapers news
kommonsentsjane – new york times
kommonsentsjane – new zealands children christmas story
kommonsentsjane – news media whining and lieing
kommonsentsjane – newspaper faux pas
kommonsentsjane – newsweek magazine closes
kommonsentsjane – newt gingrich
kommonsentsjane – next step in benghazi hearing
kommonsentsjane – nfl and whose to blame
kommonsentsjane – nigel farages speech
kommonsentsjane – nikki haley
kommonsentsjane – no appreciation
kommonsentsjane – no confederate cake; but isis cake okay
kommonsentsjane – no experienced needed
kommonsentsjane – no go areas
kommonsentsjane – no gun rights for americans per hillary
kommonsentsjane – no habitate just want to urinate
kommonsentsjane – no morals in politics – mitt the scoundrel.
kommonsentsjane – no power in d.C.
kommonsentsjane – no shower for 12 years
kommonsentsjane – no weakling
kommonsentsjane – noose in nascar drivers stall was a garage pull rope: fbi
kommonsentsjane – normandy d-day
kommonsentsjane – northeastern weather forecasts
kommonsentsjane – norton claims you dont
kommonsentsjane – not too late
kommonsentsjane – nothing but smoke and mirrors for clinton, bush, rubio
kommonsentsjane – nothing but terrorists
kommonsentsjane – nra
kommonsentsjane – nuclear iran – really
kommonsentsjane – numbers usa
kommonsentsjane – nunn on wrong track
kommonsentsjane – odonnell and trump challenge
kommonsentsjane – oreilly and his war on women
kommonsentsjane – oreilly vs will
kommonsentsjane – obama
kommonsentsjane – obama absent
kommonsentsjane – obama and 401ks
kommonsentsjane – obama and abortion rights
kommonsentsjane – obama and castros mcmansion
kommonsentsjane – obama and clausewitz
kommonsentsjane – obama and clintons
kommonsentsjane – obama and democratic party
kommonsentsjane – obama and disappointment
kommonsentsjane – obama and elections
kommonsentsjane – obama and gun rights
kommonsentsjane – obama and hillary
kommonsentsjane – obama and hillarys isis
kommonsentsjane – obama and history
kommonsentsjane – obama and holder
kommonsentsjane – obama and internet
kommonsentsjane – obama and michelle
kommonsentsjane – obama and muslim brotherood
kommonsentsjane – obama and muslims
kommonsentsjane – obama and oil
kommonsentsjane – obama and petty politics
kommonsentsjane – obama and pigs
kommonsentsjane – obama and slavery
kommonsentsjane – obama and terrorism
kommonsentsjane – obama and the 2nd amendment
kommonsentsjane – obama and the affordable plumbing act
kommonsentsjane – obama and the democratic party
kommonsentsjane – obama and the mystery ring
kommonsentsjane – obama and the pope
kommonsentsjane – obama and the race card
kommonsentsjane – obama and tragedy
kommonsentsjane – obama and truth
kommonsentsjane – obama and un refugees
kommonsentsjane – obama and warren
kommonsentsjane – obama apologizes
kommonsentsjane – obama as the jerk
kommonsentsjane – obama bashing
kommonsentsjane – obama breaking the law
kommonsentsjane – obama brings dish to dinner
kommonsentsjane – obama cooks the books again
kommonsentsjane – obama critizes gop
kommonsentsjane – obama cuts in military
kommonsentsjane – obama cutting border surveillance in half
kommonsentsjane – obama defies supreme court
kommonsentsjane – obama defying the will of the people
kommonsentsjane – obama drama
kommonsentsjane – obama finds a way to blame republican for baltimore, md
kommonsentsjane – obama gun policy is dangerous
kommonsentsjane – obama has ruled as a king not as president
kommonsentsjane – obama has wreaked havoc on america
kommonsentsjane – obama in full campaign mode
kommonsentsjane – obama is using illegals for votes
kommonsentsjane – obama lieing again
kommonsentsjane – obama lies
kommonsentsjane – obama lies again
kommonsentsjane – obama loses his voice
kommonsentsjane – obama lying to the people
kommonsentsjane – obama release convicts
kommonsentsjane – obama rhetoric
kommonsentsjane – obama rules
kommonsentsjane – obama sinking
kommonsentsjane – obama summit
kommonsentsjane – obama the absent minded professor
kommonsentsjane – obama the obstructionist
kommonsentsjane – obama un speech
kommonsentsjane – obama vs courts
kommonsentsjane – obama vs judicial watch
kommonsentsjane – obama vs police
kommonsentsjane – obama vs stamdards
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the iran deal
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the jewish people
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the states
kommonsentsjane – obama vs trump
kommonsentsjane – obama wants to dump more muslims in u.S.
kommonsentsjane – obama wishes
kommonsentsjane – obama with npr
kommonsentsjane – obamas bay of pigs
kommonsentsjane – obamas big speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas boat
kommonsentsjane – obamas brain trust
kommonsentsjane – obamas campaign
kommonsentsjane – obamas challenge
kommonsentsjane – obamas chastising
kommonsentsjane – obamas clean power act
kommonsentsjane – obamas climate change
kommonsentsjane – obamas constitution
kommonsentsjane – obamas debt
kommonsentsjane – obamas democratic party failed policies
kommonsentsjane – obamas disapproval
kommonsentsjane – obamas discussing isis
kommonsentsjane – obamas droning
kommonsentsjane – obamas egg shortage
kommonsentsjane – obamas epa dump
kommonsentsjane – obamas fears about trump drive his stepped up campaigning. Incredibly desperate dems use obamas in attempt to change the subject on harris record, gop senator says.
kommonsentsjane – obamas fence jumper
kommonsentsjane – obamas foreign policy
kommonsentsjane – obamas gift
kommonsentsjane – obamas guantanamo containment plans
kommonsentsjane – obamas gun grab
kommonsentsjane – obamas gun grab speeches
kommonsentsjane – obamas helpers
kommonsentsjane – obamas hype
kommonsentsjane – obamas immigration
kommonsentsjane – obamas iran advisor
kommonsentsjane – obamas iran deal
kommonsentsjane – obamas isis
kommonsentsjane – obamas islam
kommonsentsjane – obamas last budget
kommonsentsjane – obamas legacy
kommonsentsjane – obamas list
kommonsentsjane – obamas meme
kommonsentsjane – obamas military strategy
kommonsentsjane – obamas open borders
kommonsentsjane – obamas paris meeting
kommonsentsjane – obamas performance
kommonsentsjane – obamas police force
kommonsentsjane – obamas policies
kommonsentsjane – obamas ragging
kommonsentsjane – obamas real name
kommonsentsjane – obamas redux climate change
kommonsentsjane – obamas sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – obamas ship
kommonsentsjane – obamas speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas state of the bull
kommonsentsjane – obamas state of the union
kommonsentsjane – obamas statement on trump
kommonsentsjane – obamas strategy
kommonsentsjane – obamas terrorists
kommonsentsjane – obamas thanksgiving.
kommonsentsjane – obamas threats
kommonsentsjane – obamas trail fest
kommonsentsjane – obamas un speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas up bringing
kommonsentsjane – obamas vision
kommonsentsjane – obamas war
kommonsentsjane – obamas wolves
kommonsentsjane – obamas word
kommonsentsjane – obamas/dans red meat speeches
kommonsentsjane – obama, democratic party, raping america
kommonsentsjane – obama, the constitution, and the bible
kommonsentsjane – obamacare
kommonsentsjane – obamacare – a pig in a poke
kommonsentsjane – obamacare 101-1
kommonsentsjane – obamacare 101-4
kommonsentsjane – obamacare and doctors
kommonsentsjane – obamacare and guns
kommonsentsjane – obamacare architecht gruber
kommonsentsjane – obamacare audit goes unreported by main st media
kommonsentsjane – obamacare co-ops
kommonsentsjane – obamacare nevada
kommonsentsjane – obamacare repeal bill
kommonsentsjane – obamacare taxes due 4/15
kommonsentsjane – obamas net worth
kommonsentsjane – obamer
kommonsentsjane – obituary
kommonsentsjane – office down page
kommonsentsjane – officer brian moore
kommonsentsjane – oil and water
kommonsentsjane – okla terrorist
kommonsentsjane – oklahoma
kommonsentsjane – oklahoma hoodie bill
kommonsentsjane – oliver north vs al gore
kommonsentsjane – omnibus spending bill
kommonsentsjane – on-line voting
kommonsentsjane – one beautiful body
kommonsentsjane – one in and one out
kommonsentsjane – one pic explains why they want gun control
kommonsentsjane – only in america 2
kommonsentsjane – only the brain dead vote for trump
kommonsentsjane – oops! Poor timing
kommonsentsjane – open borders only one way
kommonsentsjane – open lettr to trump
kommonsentsjane – operation choke point
kommonsentsjane – opertion fast and furious scheme
kommonsentsjane – oregon shooter
kommonsentsjane – oregon shooting
kommonsentsjane – oregon shootings
kommonsentsjane – oreo cookies going south
kommonsentsjane – oscars boycott
kommonsentsjane – osu professor mia
kommonsentsjane – our democrat
kommonsentsjane – our government advisories
kommonsentsjane – our lost constitution
kommonsentsjane – our parents
kommonsentsjane – out with the old dried up politicians
kommonsentsjane – out with the old, in with the new
kommonsentsjane – outstanding high school
kommonsentsjane – overloading the labor market
kommonsentsjane – paid protestors
kommonsentsjane – pakistani children
kommonsentsjane – palestine
kommonsentsjane – palestine instigating terrorism
kommonsentsjane – palestine wants democratic elections too
kommonsentsjane – palestinian-israeli attacks
kommonsentsjane – palestinians
kommonsentsjane – palestinians/abbas try to scare the world
kommonsentsjane – panettas benghazi
kommonsentsjane – parents
kommonsentsjane – parents and children
kommonsentsjane – paris attacker
kommonsentsjane – paris attacks
kommonsentsjane – paris francememorial
kommonsentsjane – partisan news media so he says
kommonsentsjane – pass the salt
kommonsentsjane – pastor speaks
kommonsentsjane – pat caddell
kommonsentsjane – pataki
kommonsentsjane – pathetic debate
kommonsentsjane – patriot act debate
kommonsentsjane – paul harvey
kommonsentsjane – paul harveys predictions
kommonsentsjane – paul ryan votes with obama
kommonsentsjane – pay raise for our troops
kommonsentsjane – peace
kommonsentsjane – peace and happiness
kommonsentsjane – pearsons video on the presidents love of country
kommonsentsjane – pelosi
kommonsentsjane – pelosi loses her kool on immigration
kommonsentsjane – pelosis wrath
kommonsentsjane – pensions
kommonsentsjane – pentagon and undocumented enlistment policy
kommonsentsjane – people and a word
kommonsentsjane – people and guns
kommonsentsjane – people calling for bill clintons arrest for parading around ma election places
kommonsentsjane – people on welfare
kommonsentsjane – pepsi canned drink
kommonsentsjane – persecution of christians
kommonsentsjane – personal assassinations
kommonsentsjane – petition
kommonsentsjane – petraeus
kommonsentsjane – petrobras u.S. Loan
kommonsentsjane – pilots for 9/11 truth
kommonsentsjane – pistol packin mamas
kommonsentsjane – plan for america
kommonsentsjane – planned parent hood
kommonsentsjane – planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – plans for isis?
kommonsentsjane – please vote on march 1, tuesday
kommonsentsjane – pm cameron
kommonsentsjane – pm hollande
kommonsentsjane – pm netanyahu re-elected
kommonsentsjane – police
kommonsentsjane – police departments
kommonsentsjane – policeman brian moore
kommonsentsjane – policy riders
kommonsentsjane – politcal correctness
kommonsentsjane – political cartoonist
kommonsentsjane – political correctness
kommonsentsjane – political correctness on a rampage
kommonsentsjane – political correctness rampage
kommonsentsjane – political insiders
kommonsentsjane – politically correct police chief
kommonsentsjane – politicans and the world
kommonsentsjane – politicians
kommonsentsjane – politicians and community organizers
kommonsentsjane – politics
kommonsentsjane – politics as usual – cruz and rubio
kommonsentsjane – politifact
kommonsentsjane – poll numbers
kommonsentsjane – poll numbers and obama
kommonsentsjane – polling liars
kommonsentsjane – polls and polling information
kommonsentsjane – polls and the passing of bills
kommonsentsjane – pope and climate change
kommonsentsjane – pope francis
kommonsentsjane – pope francis – show respect and distance
kommonsentsjane – pope francis unaired interview
kommonsentsjane – pope francis visit
kommonsentsjane – pope visit to mexico
kommonsentsjane – posse comitatus act
kommonsentsjane – posse comitatus line
kommonsentsjane – potential strategy of summit
kommonsentsjane – potty-trained isis
kommonsentsjane – potus auditioning for his next job
kommonsentsjane – potus speech
kommonsentsjane – poverty
kommonsentsjane – prayer
kommonsentsjane – president dead wrong
kommonsentsjane – president trump vows to place 100% tariff on countries not doing business on the us dollar.
kommonsentsjane – presidential campaign
kommonsentsjane – presidential debate
kommonsentsjane – prez of us is not king
kommonsentsjane – prez illegal executive amnesty
kommonsentsjane – price gouging
kommonsentsjane – prime minister cameron
kommonsentsjane – prime minister netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – prime minister netanyahu address
kommonsentsjane – privileged in america
kommonsentsjane – privileged white folks
kommonsentsjane – problem is obama
kommonsentsjane – professor carol swain
kommonsentsjane – professor nick bromell
kommonsentsjane – professor spews hate
kommonsentsjane – profile of ted cruz
kommonsentsjane – progressives throw money at problems, conservatives solve the problem
kommonsentsjane – project 2025 lies make it to hershey before the truth can get its pants on.
kommonsentsjane – project america run
kommonsentsjane – proposition 6
kommonsentsjane – protect america vote
kommonsentsjane – protecting america
kommonsentsjane – protestors
kommonsentsjane – protestors and marches
kommonsentsjane – public defender
kommonsentsjane – public embarrassment
kommonsentsjane – public service in texas
kommonsentsjane – public vs private persona according to the media
kommonsentsjane – puerto rico left wing downfall
kommonsentsjane – punishment
kommonsentsjane – pureto rico left wing downfall
kommonsentsjane – purses for spring
kommonsentsjane – putin
kommonsentsjane – putin and the ukraine
kommonsentsjane – putin in china
kommonsentsjane – putin on muslims
kommonsentsjane – putins american thorn in his side
kommonsentsjane – putins visit to bushs texas ranch
kommonsentsjane – putting my foot down
kommonsentsjane – queen hillary
kommonsentsjane – queen of the netherlands
kommonsentsjane – quentin tarantino
kommonsentsjane – quinnipiac poll
kommonsentsjane – race
kommonsentsjane – race and the leader
kommonsentsjane – racism
kommonsentsjane – racism and history
kommonsentsjane – racism its not
kommonsentsjane – radical islam
kommonsentsjane – radical islamic threat
kommonsentsjane – ragging republican candidates
kommonsentsjane – rainwater rights
kommonsentsjane – raising children
kommonsentsjane – raising the minimum wage
kommonsentsjane – ramadi abandoned
kommonsentsjane – ramos and liu
kommonsentsjane – ramos jorge
kommonsentsjane – rand paul
kommonsentsjane – rape crimes covered up
kommonsentsjane – rattlesnake logic
kommonsentsjane – ray lewis
kommonsentsjane – reagans capitalism
kommonsentsjane – reagans warning
kommonsentsjane – real money
kommonsentsjane – recall the election
kommonsentsjane – red state papa-loser
kommonsentsjane – reform muslims
kommonsentsjane – refugee crisis
kommonsentsjane – refugees coming not vetted
kommonsentsjane – reid states, rubio doesnt stand for anything
kommonsentsjane – reids pac
kommonsentsjane – reince priebus
kommonsentsjane – relax and have some fun with oktoberfest
kommonsentsjane – religion
kommonsentsjane – religion vs politics
kommonsentsjane – religious freedom
kommonsentsjane – religious freedom in the military
kommonsentsjane – religious liberties must be protected
kommonsentsjane – religious liberty
kommonsentsjane – rep joe wilson
kommonsentsjane – rep michael mccaul
kommonsentsjane – repeal the cash cow called obamacare
kommonsentsjane – republican 2016 debate highlights
kommonsentsjane – republican debate
kommonsentsjane – republican debate issues
kommonsentsjane – republican debate moderators
kommonsentsjane – republican desperation and their yes man
kommonsentsjane – republican party
kommonsentsjane – republican pledge
kommonsentsjane – republican voters
kommonsentsjane – republicans
kommonsentsjane – republicans caving in
kommonsentsjane – republicans voting with democrats
kommonsentsjane – republicans want to prove they can lead
kommonsentsjane – respect
kommonsentsjane – retire harry reid
kommonsentsjane – retirement funds
kommonsentsjane – rev graham message to candidates
kommonsentsjane – reverend billy graham
kommonsentsjane – rhinos in the debate
kommonsentsjane – rich lowry
kommonsentsjane – rich lowrys national review
kommonsentsjane – richard pryor 32 years ago
kommonsentsjane – riding ahead of the herd
kommonsentsjane – rino gutter talk
kommonsentsjane – ritualistic rally in iran
kommonsentsjane – rocket scientists at work
kommonsentsjane – roman empire vs super bowl
kommonsentsjane – romney and ryan are not conservatives
kommonsentsjane – romney light
kommonsentsjane – romney using reids age-old logic – did you beat your wife for the last ten years
kommonsentsjane – romney working for a brokered convention
kommonsentsjane – romneys soiree
kommonsentsjane – rons take
kommonsentsjane – routh & disabilty
kommonsentsjane – rouths path
kommonsentsjane – roy orbison documentary
kommonsentsjane – rubio and miami foam parties
kommonsentsjane – rubio and the american economy
kommonsentsjane – rubio betrayed american people
kommonsentsjane – rubio vs trump
kommonsentsjane – rubios broken promise – amnesty
kommonsentsjane – rules for radicals
kommonsentsjane – rumor – holder and supreme court
kommonsentsjane – rupert murdoch
kommonsentsjane – rush limbaughs push to stop trump
kommonsentsjane – russell brand receives an award
kommonsentsjane – russia
kommonsentsjane – russia and the usa
kommonsentsjane – russia burns soros donated books
kommonsentsjane – russias human rights
kommonsentsjane – ryans bill for illegals passed and signed by the muslim leader
kommonsentsjane – s&l scandal
kommonsentsjane – samsungs leo burnett idea
kommonsentsjane – san antonio football team
kommonsentsjane – san bernardino party
kommonsentsjane – san bernardino shooting
kommonsentsjane – san bernardno victim tribute
kommonsentsjane – sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – sanctuary cities act
kommonsentsjane – sanctuary city bills
kommonsentsjane – sanctuary city vote
kommonsentsjane – sand is now oil
kommonsentsjane – sanders and clinton deceiving the america people
kommonsentsjane – sanders to dearborn muslims: israels existence to blame for mideast hatred and warfare
kommonsentsjane – sanders wants 90% of our money
kommonsentsjane – sandy hook
kommonsentsjane – sarah palin
kommonsentsjane – sarah palin at cpac
kommonsentsjane – sarandon and religious freedom
kommonsentsjane – saudi arabia
kommonsentsjane – saudi arabia executes 47
kommonsentsjane – saudi arabia extortion of america
kommonsentsjane – saudi arabia take no refugees
kommonsentsjane – saudi gifts to obama
kommonsentsjane – saudi prince mouthing
kommonsentsjane – saudi women
kommonsentsjane – saudia arabia
kommonsentsjane – saul alinsky
kommonsentsjane – scalia autopsy decision divides pathologists
kommonsentsjane – scalias death
kommonsentsjane – scalias visit to west texas ranch
kommonsentsjane – scary obituary
kommonsentsjane – school lunch program
kommonsentsjane – school officials
kommonsentsjane – schools and islam
kommonsentsjane – scripted rubio flip side off obama coin
kommonsentsjane – second amendment
kommonsentsjane – secret iran agreement
kommonsentsjane – secret society afraid of trump
kommonsentsjane – section 603s reporting
kommonsentsjane – selective outrage
kommonsentsjane – selfie posting sticks
kommonsentsjane – senate and congress
kommonsentsjane – senate still has power to stop obama
kommonsentsjane – senator and obama
kommonsentsjane – senator diana feinstein
kommonsentsjane – senator diane feinstein
kommonsentsjane – senator sessions pickle
kommonsentsjane – senseless killing by a muslim
kommonsentsjane – sexual abuse is a crime – religion or no religion
kommonsentsjane – sgt major pendry
kommonsentsjane – shadow curriculum
kommonsentsjane – shakespeares undoing
kommonsentsjane – sharia law
kommonsentsjane – sharia law in texas
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kommonsentsjane – a new holiday called government assistance day
kommonsentsjane – a new type of car
kommonsentsjane – a new type of shame recognition
kommonsentsjane – a new voice for tomorrow
kommonsentsjane – a new way of voting
kommonsentsjane – a pandas roll in the snow
kommonsentsjane – a pep talk to america
kommonsentsjane – a phone scam
kommonsentsjane – a political play on words
kommonsentsjane – a pot of grease
kommonsentsjane – a prayer for america
kommonsentsjane – a rant
kommonsentsjane – a real debate
kommonsentsjane – a rich mans inspiration
kommonsentsjane – a secret revealed – from the border to virginia
kommonsentsjane – a special app for hackers
kommonsentsjane – a tree church
kommonsentsjane – a trump parody
kommonsentsjane – a wedge issue
kommonsentsjane – a wet noodle
kommonsentsjane – a woman story
kommonsentsjane – a word to the wise should be sufficient.
kommonsentsjane – abbas
kommonsentsjane – abbas joins terrorist hamas
kommonsentsjane – abortion dollars going to planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – abortions
kommonsentsjane – ace your base
kommonsentsjane – acrobats
kommonsentsjane – admiral james a lyons
kommonsentsjane – advice from an israeli agent – fyi
kommonsentsjane – afghan cadets missing from base
kommonsentsjane – afghan children
kommonsentsjane – ag and the truth
kommonsentsjane – ag loretta lynch trying to help illegals vote
kommonsentsjane – age
kommonsentsjane – aging
kommonsentsjane – airline pilot speaks his mind
kommonsentsjane – al gore and his scientific fantasies
kommonsentsjane – alex griswold
kommonsentsjane – all about the 50s
kommonsentsjane – all lives matter
kommonsentsjane – all lives matters
kommonsentsjane – all part of the plan
kommonsentsjane – alll of a sudden
kommonsentsjane – america
kommonsentsjane – america and kerry
kommonsentsjane – america and obamas decay
kommonsentsjane – america and the socialist
kommonsentsjane – america at risk
kommonsentsjane – america in peril
kommonsentsjane – america in trouble
kommonsentsjane – america is being shut down
kommonsentsjane – america s tribes
kommonsentsjane – americas affluence
kommonsentsjane – americas awakening
kommonsentsjane – americas birthday
kommonsentsjane – americas bread winners
kommonsentsjane – americas clean-up
kommonsentsjane – americas economy
kommonsentsjane – americas exceptionalism
kommonsentsjane – americas freedoms
kommonsentsjane – americas friend
kommonsentsjane – americas government
kommonsentsjane – americas landmark
kommonsentsjane – americas military
kommonsentsjane – americas political system
kommonsentsjane – americas severe weather
kommonsentsjane – americas terrorist war
kommonsentsjane – american civil liberties
kommonsentsjane – american flag
kommonsentsjane – american flag at white house
kommonsentsjane – american people get the shaft
kommonsentsjane – american schools
kommonsentsjane – american teacher stabbed in rest room in abu dhabi
kommonsentsjane – american terrorist killed
kommonsentsjane – american values
kommonsentsjane – americans are being betrayed
kommonsentsjane – americans live under the constitution – end of story
kommonsentsjane – an angels advice
kommonsentsjane – an english writer
kommonsentsjane – an excuse for looting
kommonsentsjane – an inhuman war
kommonsentsjane – analyzing yourself and pills
kommonsentsjane – anchor babies
kommonsentsjane – anchor or jack-pot babies
kommonsentsjane – andy rooney and pray if you want
kommonsentsjane – angry white socialist democrat
kommonsentsjane – ann coulter demolishes weak gop that surrender when called racist! The new conservative movement
kommonsentsjane – ann coulter, trump, obama
kommonsentsjane – another $1 billion recovered in ‘misplaced funds’: doge
kommonsentsjane – another atheist group after the nativity
kommonsentsjane – another attempt to kill by isis
kommonsentsjane – another big lie
kommonsentsjane – another company going to mexico
kommonsentsjane – another countrywide home loan scam coming
kommonsentsjane – another democrat gun crisis
kommonsentsjane – another epa violation
kommonsentsjane – another jack nicholson play on words
kommonsentsjane – another katrina by the mayor
kommonsentsjane – another lack of common sense
kommonsentsjane – another liberal media blow up
kommonsentsjane – another obama trick
kommonsentsjane – another pretend to be american
kommonsentsjane – another soldier let go
kommonsentsjane – another sununu rant
kommonsentsjane – another terrorist killing episode
kommonsentsjane – anti-christians
kommonsentsjane – anti-islam protests
kommonsentsjane – apollo 11 celebration on the qt
kommonsentsjane – appeals court rules – citizens retain right to bear arms
kommonsentsjane – approval numbers and red meat
kommonsentsjane – april 15 tax day
kommonsentsjane – arab hatred
kommonsentsjane – arab-israeli conflict
kommonsentsjane – are all politicians liars
kommonsentsjane – are americans going to stand for downward trend
kommonsentsjane – are universities unsafe
kommonsentsjane – are we going to allow america to shift to socialism
kommonsentsjane – are you a fool
kommonsentsjane – are you a thinker or a follower
kommonsentsjane – are you quick on the draw of decisions
kommonsentsjane – area 51
kommonsentsjane – ariana grande
kommonsentsjane – arizona votes to stop obama
kommonsentsjane – arlin report – thought of the day
kommonsentsjane – arlins thought of the day
kommonsentsjane – arlington cemetery – who is in charge
kommonsentsjane – army
kommonsentsjane – army betrays troops – destroy heroic dogs
kommonsentsjane – army rangers
kommonsentsjane – arquettes oscar statement
kommonsentsjane – atheists
kommonsentsjane – atheists and love of any god
kommonsentsjane – atheists fighting the bible again
kommonsentsjane – atheists in america
kommonsentsjane – audit the gold
kommonsentsjane – aurora theater deaths
kommonsentsjane – avast
kommonsentsjane – awkward santa joke
kommonsentsjane – axelrod polls
kommonsentsjane – axelrod, nbc, is manipulating the numbers
kommonsentsjane – b. Watsons thoughts
kommonsentsjane – babies and pelosi
kommonsentsjane – baby
kommonsentsjane – baby parts vs confederate flag
kommonsentsjane – babylon
kommonsentsjane – back 9 of life
kommonsentsjane – bailout and law suits
kommonsentsjane – bakers silenced
kommonsentsjane – balloon belly diet
kommonsentsjane – baltimore
kommonsentsjane – baltimore cops
kommonsentsjane – baltimore mayor rawlings-blake
kommonsentsjane – ban muslims from usa
kommonsentsjane – ban on muslims
kommonsentsjane – ban the muslims until
kommonsentsjane – bank info
kommonsentsjane – banks
kommonsentsjane – banks and government
kommonsentsjane – banks soaking their customers
kommonsentsjane – banning muslim from the usa
kommonsentsjane – barack
kommonsentsjane – barack obama
kommonsentsjane – baracks ten commandments
kommonsentsjane – baracks ten oommandments
kommonsentsjane – barbara boxer
kommonsentsjane – barbra streisand
kommonsentsjane – bathrooms
kommonsentsjane – bbc reporter
kommonsentsjane – be alert
kommonsentsjane – beau
kommonsentsjane – beauty and the beast
kommonsentsjane – beck and trump
kommonsentsjane – before you vote – read this
kommonsentsjane – beggars on the street
kommonsentsjane – beheadings
kommonsentsjane – belated birthday greetings.
kommonsentsjane – belgium
kommonsentsjane – ben affleck
kommonsentsjane – ben carson
kommonsentsjane – benghazi
kommonsentsjane – benghazi – the rat trap
kommonsentsjane – benghazi continued
kommonsentsjane – benghazi no. 2
kommonsentsjane – benghazi survivors backing trump
kommonsentsjane – bernie sanders
kommonsentsjane – bernie sanders rally
kommonsentsjane – bernie sanders, muslim supporter
kommonsentsjane – bernies fairy tales
kommonsentsjane – bernies sanders popularity puzzle solved
kommonsentsjane – best of friends
kommonsentsjane – betrayed
kommonsentsjane – bettina trump has monaco outing with husband don jr. Amid first lady goal claims
kommonsentsjane – beyonce, super bowl
kommonsentsjane – bias against breeders
kommonsentsjane – biased media
kommonsentsjane – bible
kommonsentsjane – bible toter
kommonsentsjane – bibles for troops
kommonsentsjane – biden and obama
kommonsentsjane – big brother in the sky
kommonsentsjane – big joes polka party
kommonsentsjane – big mac sent back to u.S.
kommonsentsjane – bill and hillary
kommonsentsjane – bill and hillary clinton
kommonsentsjane – bill bennett
kommonsentsjane – bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – bill gates
kommonsentsjane – bill gates democracy vs socialism
kommonsentsjane – bill gates foundation
kommonsentsjane – bill oreilly
kommonsentsjane – bill warner
kommonsentsjane – bill/hillary clinton
kommonsentsjane – birds and poop
kommonsentsjane – birthday thanks
kommonsentsjane – bitcoins
kommonsentsjane – black christian woman court-martialed for bible verse on desk
kommonsentsjane – black conservatives speak out
kommonsentsjane – black lives matter disorder
kommonsentsjane – black lives matters
kommonsentsjane – black men
kommonsentsjane – black pastors meet with trump
kommonsentsjane – black vote and poverty
kommonsentsjane – black voters wising up
kommonsentsjane – black/asians work habits
kommonsentsjane – blackburn family
kommonsentsjane – blake shelton
kommonsentsjane – blessed virgin mary
kommonsentsjane – blessing of our pets
kommonsentsjane – blog
kommonsentsjane – blog publication
kommonsentsjane – bloomberg
kommonsentsjane – blue bell creameries
kommonsentsjane – boarding a plane in israel
kommonsentsjane – bob drank the kool-aid
kommonsentsjane – boehner
kommonsentsjane – bombed and burned catholic churches
kommonsentsjane – bombing oil fields
kommonsentsjane – booker t. Washington
kommonsentsjane – border children surprise – really?
kommonsentsjane – border illegal scam
kommonsentsjane – border patrol
kommonsentsjane – born in the u.S.A.
kommonsentsjane – both sides
kommonsentsjane – brett baird and the fox fat cats
kommonsentsjane – brigitte gabriel – the muslim brotherhood plan for america
kommonsentsjane – britain
kommonsentsjane – britains islam
kommonsentsjane – british government
kommonsentsjane – british man meets his waterloo
kommonsentsjane – british wwii cemetary
kommonsentsjane – brotherhood and gop
kommonsentsjane – buchanan to gop
kommonsentsjane – bucket list for 2016
kommonsentsjane – budget cuts
kommonsentsjane – buffets rule
kommonsentsjane – bush ii used eminent domain to build rangers texas ball park
kommonsentsjane – bush residence
kommonsentsjane – business and rfra
kommonsentsjane – business round table
kommonsentsjane – buying a miracle
kommonsentsjane – c.J. Pearson
kommonsentsjane – ca and ny trying to suppress and lie about climate change
kommonsentsjane – ca attackers
kommonsentsjane – ca terrorists
kommonsentsjane – california
kommonsentsjane – california vs texas
kommonsentsjane – called bail in
kommonsentsjane – calling all christians and non-christians who want to save their country.
kommonsentsjane – cam newton stands up to the media
kommonsentsjane – campaign finance reform
kommonsentsjane – campaign money
kommonsentsjane – can clinton beat trump
kommonsentsjane – canada celebrates hajeb day
kommonsentsjane – canada celebrates hijab day
kommonsentsjane – capitalism vs socialism
kommonsentsjane – captain ed w. Freeman
kommonsentsjane – car rules
kommonsentsjane – cardinal timothy dolan
kommonsentsjane – career politicians vs trump
kommonsentsjane – carly fiorina
kommonsentsjane – carly florina
kommonsentsjane – carson and islam
kommonsentsjane – ceo cooks diatribe
kommonsentsjane – chances and respect
kommonsentsjane – charity is not free
kommonsentsjane – charity or greed
kommonsentsjane – charlie brown
kommonsentsjane – charlie daniels
kommonsentsjane – chastising christians again
kommonsentsjane – chemo day
kommonsentsjane – cherokee lords prayer
kommonsentsjane – cheryl mills/hillary/clinton foundation classified emails
kommonsentsjane – chicago july 4 killings
kommonsentsjane – chicago killings – does anyone care for their fellow man – doesnt look like it.
kommonsentsjane – chief justice john roberts
kommonsentsjane – children
kommonsentsjane – children – out of the mouths of babes
kommonsentsjane – children and school
kommonsentsjane – children in gaza human shields
kommonsentsjane – children of gay parents
kommonsentsjane – china
kommonsentsjane – china hype
kommonsentsjane – chinese hack of opm
kommonsentsjane – chinese hackers break the code again
kommonsentsjane – chinese hacking problem
kommonsentsjane – chocolate
kommonsentsjane – choice abortion or life
kommonsentsjane – chris christie
kommonsentsjane – chris christie endorses trump
kommonsentsjane – chris kyle
kommonsentsjane – chris kyle funeral
kommonsentsjane – chris matthews and the race card
kommonsentsjane – christian churches burned in india
kommonsentsjane – christian genocide in the world
kommonsentsjane – christian in marines
kommonsentsjane – christian western vets join fight
kommonsentsjane – christianity and god
kommonsentsjane – christianity in america and the world
kommonsentsjane – christians
kommonsentsjane – christians and muslims
kommonsentsjane – christians drowned
kommonsentsjane – christmas
kommonsentsjane – christmas cards
kommonsentsjane – christmas classics and scenery
kommonsentsjane – christmas music
kommonsentsjane – chuck hagel
kommonsentsjane – chuck norris
kommonsentsjane – chuck norris and jade helm
kommonsentsjane – chuck schumer – slime in the ice machine
kommonsentsjane – church and state
kommonsentsjane – cia interrogation
kommonsentsjane – cia work force
kommonsentsjane – citizenship proof to vote
kommonsentsjane – citizenship test
kommonsentsjane – citizenship test answers
kommonsentsjane – city officials are failing the people
kommonsentsjane – civil asset forfeiture
kommonsentsjane – civil forfeitures
kommonsentsjane – civil war
kommonsentsjane – clean out the democrats and elites
kommonsentsjane – climate change
kommonsentsjane – climate change again
kommonsentsjane – climate change deal
kommonsentsjane – climate change professor
kommonsentsjane – climate change scandal
kommonsentsjane – clint eastwood and oscar boycotters
kommonsentsjane – clinton and sanders debate
kommonsentsjane – clinton foundation
kommonsentsjane – clinton is not a christian
kommonsentsjane – clinton vs trump
kommonsentsjane – clintons – lesson on charities
kommonsentsjane – clintons and black vote
kommonsentsjane – clintons definition of sexism
kommonsentsjane – clintons plan
kommonsentsjane – clintons
kommonsentsjane – clips of both sides of the immigration story
kommonsentsjane – club for growth vs trump
kommonsentsjane – cnn analyst
kommonsentsjane – co=pilot andreas lubitz
kommonsentsjane – coach joe kennedy
kommonsentsjane – coburn and manchin
kommonsentsjane – coddling is the new wave
kommonsentsjane – cognisense for all government employees
kommonsentsjane – collectibles
kommonsentsjane – college liberal professor
kommonsentsjane – college tuition
kommonsentsjane – collision of two trains
kommonsentsjane – collusion between elites, new york times, and buzzfeed
kommonsentsjane – cologne germany rapes
kommonsentsjane – commander in chief
kommonsentsjane – common core
kommonsentsjane – common sense vs math
kommonsentsjane – communism
kommonsentsjane – communists/progressives in america
kommonsentsjane – companies vs planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – complaint
kommonsentsjane – computer games
kommonsentsjane – computer geeks
kommonsentsjane – computer gobal warming
kommonsentsjane – condensing obamacare
kommonsentsjane – confederate flag
kommonsentsjane – congress
kommonsentsjane – congress and its role
kommonsentsjane – congress and senate
kommonsentsjane – conservatives vs fox news
kommonsentsjane – constitution
kommonsentsjane – constitution and free speech
kommonsentsjane – constitution is law of the land
kommonsentsjane – constitution is on the line
kommonsentsjane – constitution not sharia
kommonsentsjane – constitution vs quran
kommonsentsjane – constitution vs the quran
kommonsentsjane – constitutional conservatves
kommonsentsjane – convention of states
kommonsentsjane – cop hater bill de blasio
kommonsentsjane – corrupt epa
kommonsentsjane – corrupt political allies
kommonsentsjane – court-martialed marine
kommonsentsjane – crash course needed
kommonsentsjane – credit bureaus
kommonsentsjane – credit where credit isnt due – obama
kommonsentsjane – crisis text line
kommonsentsjane – crists energy fan
kommonsentsjane – crossroads pac
kommonsentsjane – crusade statistics
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios and the poland workers
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios big bark
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios slug fest
kommonsentsjane – cruz and the elites
kommonsentsjane – cruz is blowing smoke
kommonsentsjane – cruz returns mitts rip
kommonsentsjane – cruz still bragging about cheating
kommonsentsjane – cruz vs carson – we disagree on accountability and culpability
kommonsentsjane – cruz vs trump
kommonsentsjane – cuba
kommonsentsjane – cursive writing instructions
kommonsentsjane – curtis parks
kommonsentsjane – dan patricks poem to soldiers
kommonsentsjane – dana loesch
kommonsentsjane – danger ahead says the feds
kommonsentsjane – dangerous vision
kommonsentsjane – darren wilson
kommonsentsjane – darth vader
kommonsentsjane – david and texas a&m
kommonsentsjane – david cameron
kommonsentsjane – david gergen says fox crossed the line.
kommonsentsjane – david petraeus
kommonsentsjane – daylight savings time in american
kommonsentsjane – de blasos bullying
kommonsentsjane – deadly kissing bug
kommonsentsjane – dean vs walker
kommonsentsjane – dear obama
kommonsentsjane – death tax on agenda
kommonsentsjane – debate
kommonsentsjane – debate – jeb bush
kommonsentsjane – debate of the past and present
kommonsentsjane – debate results
kommonsentsjane – debbie wasserman schultz
kommonsentsjane – decisions in life
kommonsentsjane – dedicated to all policemen
kommonsentsjane – defense bill
kommonsentsjane – definition of a thug
kommonsentsjane – defund planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – defunding planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – defying the constitution
kommonsentsjane – dem debate
kommonsentsjane – dems and hillarys emails
kommonsentsjane – dems barking up the wrong tree
kommonsentsjane – dems in dissaray
kommonsentsjane – democracy
kommonsentsjane – democracy under fire
kommonsentsjane – democrat candidates
kommonsentsjane – democrat debates
kommonsentsjane – democrat gone stray
kommonsentsjane – democrat race discussion still pending
kommonsentsjane – democrat war cry
kommonsentsjane – democrats new dept
kommonsentsjane – democratic debate
kommonsentsjane – democratic national committee
kommonsentsjane – democratic party
kommonsentsjane – democratic party and leader still silent
kommonsentsjane – democratic party taxes
kommonsentsjane – democrats
kommonsentsjane – democrats – deep partisan split
kommonsentsjane – democrats and elite republicans
kommonsentsjane – democrats and gun control
kommonsentsjane – democrats and obama
kommonsentsjane – democrats and obamas muslim idealogy
kommonsentsjane – democrats and the swamp
kommonsentsjane – democrats block refugee screening reform
kommonsentsjane – democrats have failed the country
kommonsentsjane – democrats hiding under the communist/muslim/socialists banner
kommonsentsjane – democrats leaving washington
kommonsentsjane – democrats regression
kommonsentsjane – democrats reject keyston
kommonsentsjane – democrats speak in iowa
kommonsentsjane – democrats war on women
kommonsentsjane – democrats war on women flap continues
kommonsentsjane – democratshave been hijacked by the communists
kommonsentsjane – denmark criminalizes free speech – selectively
kommonsentsjane – dennis hastert
kommonsentsjane – depopulation fanatics
kommonsentsjane – dept of homeland security
kommonsentsjane – deputy darren goforth killed
kommonsentsjane – dhs chief jeh johnson
kommonsentsjane – dhs official ordered to purge terrorists records
kommonsentsjane – dhs vote in senate/house
kommonsentsjane – diamond and silk say, not so fast
kommonsentsjane – dictatorship disguised as democracy
kommonsentsjane – did cruz swindle the evangelicals
kommonsentsjane – did cruz swindle the evangelicals in iowa
kommonsentsjane – did hillary steal iowa with the apps
kommonsentsjane – difference between assault and battery
kommonsentsjane – dillon taylor killed
kommonsentsjane – dinesh dsouza
kommonsentsjane – disabled vet tim poe blows us away with his singing
kommonsentsjane – dishonest and not trustworthy – but elected
kommonsentsjane – disney/jobs and e-verify
kommonsentsjane – ditka rips obama
kommonsentsjane – dividing the arabs
kommonsentsjane – dnc debbie wasserman schultz
kommonsentsjane – dnc donors in nh and ia
kommonsentsjane – do we really care
kommonsentsjane – do we really care – blue dress or someones birthday
kommonsentsjane – do you complain
kommonsentsjane – do you really need college
kommonsentsjane – do you speak spanish/english
kommonsentsjane – do you understand – which one are you
kommonsentsjane – does rubio have small hands
kommonsentsjane – dogs
kommonsentsjane – doj
kommonsentsjane – doj false flag
kommonsentsjane – doj on hot seat
kommonsentsjane – dont ever turn your back on your god or your country
kommonsentsjane – dont help build that communism wall
kommonsentsjane – dont vote for a democrat
kommonsentsjane – donald trump
kommonsentsjane – donald trump – the vicious snakes
kommonsentsjane – donald trump event
kommonsentsjane – donald trump interview
kommonsentsjane – donald trump makes public appearance but people are distracted by certain body parts.
kommonsentsjane – donald trump speaks
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps past catches up with him
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps political plans
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps political plans for america
kommonsentsjane – donna brazile
kommonsentsjane – doom and gloom?
kommonsentsjane – double rainbows
kommonsentsjane – dr. Ablow and ebola
kommonsentsjane – dr. Carson
kommonsentsjane – dr. Eowyn
kommonsentsjane – dr. James manning
kommonsentsjane – dr. James matting helping his people
kommonsentsjane – dr. Manning
kommonsentsjane – dr. Matting and sharpton
kommonsentsjane – dr. Paul mchugh
kommonsentsjane – drirector comey
kommonsentsjane – driver update is a scam
kommonsentsjane – drones
kommonsentsjane – dummies joke
kommonsentsjane – duncans ticket
kommonsentsjane – dutch soldiers training in austin tx
kommonsentsjane – easter greetings
kommonsentsjane – ebola and loose screws
kommonsentsjane – ebola and the after effects
kommonsentsjane – ebola and the truth
kommonsentsjane – ebola is a public health issue
kommonsentsjane – ebola problem is beamed up
kommonsentsjane – ebola protections
kommonsentsjane – ebola virus and who is looking out for the u.S.
kommonsentsjane – economy under obama and democrats failed
kommonsentsjane – education
kommonsentsjane – education and its pitfalls
kommonsentsjane – egypt
kommonsentsjane – egypt bombs isis in libya
kommonsentsjane – egyptian christian beheadings by isis
kommonsentsjane – egyptian tv
kommonsentsjane – election 2016
kommonsentsjane – election day change
kommonsentsjane – elections and the corruption of
kommonsentsjane – elections have consequences
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans new poll
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans again ranting
kommonsentsjane – elites and cnn, msnbc harassing trump about the kkk
kommonsentsjane – elites trying to hijack we the people
kommonsentsjane – elites desperate measures
kommonsentsjane – elizabeth warren
kommonsentsjane – elon musk slams democrat betrayers for shamlessly denying support to election integrity bill.
kommonsentsjane – emad karakrah
kommonsentsjane – emily blunt
kommonsentsjane – end birth right citizenship
kommonsentsjane – end birth right citzenship
kommonsentsjane – england
kommonsentsjane – epa
kommonsentsjane – epa at work contaminating
kommonsentsjane – epa colorado spill
kommonsentsjane – epa employees at work
kommonsentsjane – epa over kill
kommonsentsjane – epas pattern of deception in colorado mine spill
kommonsentsjane – eric fanning
kommonsentsjane – escaping tyranny
kommonsentsjane – establishment republicans chose rubio after losing bush
kommonsentsjane – ethnic cleansing
kommonsentsjane – europe died in auschwitz
kommonsentsjane – europe is in trouble.
kommonsentsjane – europes mass immigration
kommonsentsjane – europe/syria
kommonsentsjane – european countries
kommonsentsjane – european union
kommonsentsjane – eve
kommonsentsjane – ex-general wesley clark
kommonsentsjane – executive orders/memoranda
kommonsentsjane – export-import bank
kommonsentsjane – facebook experiment
kommonsentsjane – facebook for the senior generation
kommonsentsjane – facts media doesnt spell out
kommonsentsjane – facts of life
kommonsentsjane – facts of rfra
kommonsentsjane – fake cease fires
kommonsentsjane – false prophet
kommonsentsjane – false prophets
kommonsentsjane – fam mobs
kommonsentsjane – family politics
kommonsentsjane – family visits
kommonsentsjane – farm subsidies and the presidential vote
kommonsentsjane – farook and hakim
kommonsentsjane – farrakhan
kommonsentsjane – father of benghazi soldier stands ground – hillary lied
kommonsentsjane – fawn deer
kommonsentsjane – fbi agents pummeling letter to holder
kommonsentsjane – fbi and hillary emails
kommonsentsjane – fbi and hillarys emails
kommonsentsjane – fbi director comey
kommonsentsjane – fbi vs the white house
kommonsentsjane – fed up hollywood veteran expose obama and democrats – gets a standing ovation!
kommonsentsjane – feds set revenue record but still run a deficit
kommonsentsjane – federal bureau of land mgmt
kommonsentsjane – federal court issues game changing ruling for voting in upcoming election
kommonsentsjane – federal programs
kommonsentsjane – federal reserve
kommonsentsjane – federal reserve secret tax payer funded 12 trillion bail out of banks
kommonsentsjane – fence on border
kommonsentsjane – ferguson needs to listen
kommonsentsjane – fergusons looting and burning
kommonsentsjane – fergusons paid protestors
kommonsentsjane – fifa world cup
kommonsentsjane – fifties eating
kommonsentsjane – fight to win terrorist war
kommonsentsjane – financial crisis
kommonsentsjane – fiorina – the full story
kommonsentsjane – fiorina and carson
kommonsentsjane – fiorina vs trump
kommonsentsjane – first christmas card
kommonsentsjane – first couples new years
kommonsentsjane – first lady
kommonsentsjane – first snow
kommonsentsjane – fit of anger
kommonsentsjane – flagger karen cooper
kommonsentsjane – flash mob dancing
kommonsentsjane – flesh eating bacteria
kommonsentsjane – flour for burns
kommonsentsjane – foia going to the dogs
kommonsentsjane – food preparation
kommonsentsjane – football
kommonsentsjane – football and sour grapes
kommonsentsjane – footballgate
kommonsentsjane – for your information houston repub debate
kommonsentsjane – force majeure
kommonsentsjane – foreign countries are interfering in americas election process
kommonsentsjane – foreign election money
kommonsentsjane – former state department ig says hillary lieing
kommonsentsjane – fort hood victim
kommonsentsjane – fort trumbull neighborhood
kommonsentsjane – fox and friends
kommonsentsjane – fox and friends sunday
kommonsentsjane – fox media
kommonsentsjane – fox news
kommonsentsjane – fox news and facebook
kommonsentsjane – fox news and the new world order
kommonsentsjane – fox news lies
kommonsentsjane – fox news media
kommonsentsjane – fox news quagmire
kommonsentsjane – fox news rupert murdoch attends fundraiser for hillary in london
kommonsentsjane – fox set-up
kommonsentsjane – foxs five program
kommonsentsjane – foxs roger ailes mocks trump
kommonsentsjane – france
kommonsentsjane – frances pc war with islam
kommonsentsjane – frances relentless hate for israel
kommonsentsjane – franklin graham
kommonsentsjane – freddie gray riots
kommonsentsjane – free coffee?
kommonsentsjane – free market capitalism
kommonsentsjane – free speech amendment
kommonsentsjane – free speech vs pc police
kommonsentsjane – freedom for all women
kommonsentsjane – freedom in the netherlands
kommonsentsjane – freedom of speech
kommonsentsjane – freedom or repression
kommonsentsjane – freeman vs the browns
kommonsentsjane – french food and entertainment
kommonsentsjane – friends
kommonsentsjane – from texas with love
kommonsentsjane – fund raisers?
kommonsentsjane – funding for violence in u.S. Communities
kommonsentsjane – gallego amendment
kommonsentsjane – gallery of socialists in america
kommonsentsjane – game of chess
kommonsentsjane – gandhi
kommonsentsjane – garner state park tx
kommonsentsjane – garth brooks and his low place
kommonsentsjane – geert wilders
kommonsentsjane – gender sensitivity training
kommonsentsjane – general odierno resigns from military
kommonsentsjane – general petraeus
kommonsentsjane – generation z
kommonsentsjane – george bush and 9/11
kommonsentsjane – george bushs comments on middle east
kommonsentsjane – george diaz
kommonsentsjane – george soros
kommonsentsjane – george soros and ferguson
kommonsentsjane – george soros invests in fire arms
kommonsentsjane – george soros, the open society rich man
kommonsentsjane – german mayor is a disgrace to women
kommonsentsjane – german migrant crime
kommonsentsjane – germanwings
kommonsentsjane – germanwings and lubitz update
kommonsentsjane – germanwings crash
kommonsentsjane – germany
kommonsentsjane – germany and israel
kommonsentsjane – germany refugees
kommonsentsjane – germanys christmas tradition
kommonsentsjane – germanys migrants
kommonsentsjane – get coffee
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins – 3
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins 2
kommonsentsjane – gibson guitars and the raid
kommonsentsjane – giddy up lerner
kommonsentsjane – gifts for any occasion
kommonsentsjane – gingrich – we are losing the war
kommonsentsjane – gitmo
kommonsentsjane – giuliani not a racist
kommonsentsjane – global warming
kommonsentsjane – global warming facts
kommonsentsjane – global warming lie
kommonsentsjane – global warming skeptics
kommonsentsjane – global warming versus beheadings
kommonsentsjane – global warmng
kommonsentsjane – gmo food labeling
kommonsentsjane – go for it, girl
kommonsentsjane – god
kommonsentsjane – god and guns
kommonsentsjane – gold
kommonsentsjane – golf and sex
kommonsentsjane – golf and the miind game
kommonsentsjane – golf and the raging wars
kommonsentsjane – golf course is calling obama
kommonsentsjane – goodbye beau
kommonsentsjane – google
kommonsentsjane – gop congress
kommonsentsjane – gop elites blow $65 million on jeb bush and his failed campaign
kommonsentsjane – gov roy cooper – nc – states that joe biden saved this nation. That is a lie.
kommonsentsjane – gov. Christie
kommonsentsjane – government
kommonsentsjane – government bad apples
kommonsentsjane – government budget 2016 – no increased spending
kommonsentsjane – government interfering with furniture buying
kommonsentsjane – government land grab
kommonsentsjane – government waste of taxpayers money
kommonsentsjane – governments scare tactics
kommonsentsjane – governor haley
kommonsentsjane – governor jindal
kommonsentsjane – governor perry vs the keep austin weird socialist democrats
kommonsentsjane – governor-elect letter to vets
kommonsentsjane – gowdy for speaker
kommonsentsjane – graduation rates
kommonsentsjane – graham and rubio no shows for vote
kommonsentsjane – grandpa and the wooden bowl
kommonsentsjane – grandpa farrakhan
kommonsentsjane – great britain
kommonsentsjane – gruber vs cia
kommonsentsjane – guess where in the world former ag holder is working
kommonsentsjane – gun common sense
kommonsentsjane – gun control and family
kommonsentsjane – gun free zones
kommonsentsjane – gun rights abuse by president
kommonsentsjane – gun rights attack
kommonsentsjane – gun safe areas
kommonsentsjane – guns
kommonsentsjane – guns and democrats
kommonsentsjane – guns and gold
kommonsentsjane – guns and the second amendment
kommonsentsjane – hamas inhuman treatment of children/families
kommonsentsjane – hamas propaganda war
kommonsentsjane – hammond ranch
kommonsentsjane – hands
kommonsentsjane – hands up
kommonsentsjane – happy new years
kommonsentsjane – happy thanksgiving
kommonsentsjane – hard to believe
kommonsentsjane – harold b estes
kommonsentsjane – harry reid
kommonsentsjane – hate speech
kommonsentsjane – have you ever had a gratitude attack
kommonsentsjane – hayden and islam terrorists
kommonsentsjane – hazard travelling
kommonsentsjane – healing therapy
kommonsentsjane – heaven
kommonsentsjane – heaven forbid – obamas permanent residency
kommonsentsjane – help wanted
kommonsentsjane – help wanted ad
kommonsentsjane – hill and bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary
kommonsentsjane – hillary and abedin
kommonsentsjane – hillary and benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillary and bill cliinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary and bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary and donations
kommonsentsjane – hillary and high crimes
kommonsentsjane – hillary and obama
kommonsentsjane – hillary and obama failed
kommonsentsjane – hillary and responsibility
kommonsentsjane – hillary and soros
kommonsentsjane – hillary and the chinese
kommonsentsjane – hillary and the three bears
kommonsentsjane – hillary and waco
kommonsentsjane – hillary cliinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and bernie sanders debate
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and huma abedin
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and joe biden
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton baggage
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton campaign uses rope a dope system
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton email exceed top secret
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton ipad and iphone
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton says second amendment is hog wash
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton the energy bunny
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton vs donald trump
kommonsentsjane – hillary clintons list of pay checks
kommonsentsjane – hillary confirmed – she will continue obamas policies
kommonsentsjane – hillary exposed
kommonsentsjane – hillary has been violated
kommonsentsjane – hillary interview
kommonsentsjane – hillary is guilty
kommonsentsjane – hillary is guilty for lieing
kommonsentsjane – hillary often confused
kommonsentsjane – hillary on trump, a wave, smile
kommonsentsjane – hillary using bills modern math
kommonsentsjane – hillary vs petraeus
kommonsentsjane – hillary vs trump
kommonsentsjane – hillarys bathroom story
kommonsentsjane – hillarys benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillarys control bill plan
kommonsentsjane – hillarys dogging emails
kommonsentsjane – hillarys emails – diamond and silk
kommonsentsjane – hillarys liar statement
kommonsentsjane – hillarys lies
kommonsentsjane – hillarys marxist agenda
kommonsentsjane – hillarys muslim heritage
kommonsentsjane – hillarys muslim influence
kommonsentsjane – hillarys stand-down order never came
kommonsentsjane – hillarys win a loss for the democrats
kommonsentsjane – hillarys wussification of america
kommonsentsjane – hillary/bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hispanic gala and obama
kommonsentsjane – history
kommonsentsjane – history of the confederate flag
kommonsentsjane – hogs in michigan
kommonsentsjane – holiday
kommonsentsjane – holidays
kommonsentsjane – holier than thou media and bush
kommonsentsjane – hollande declares war on isis
kommonsentsjane – hollywood
kommonsentsjane – hollywood and the fantasy movies
kommonsentsjane – holmes-norton bill
kommonsentsjane – home is where the heart is
kommonsentsjane – homegrown muslim terrorists
kommonsentsjane – homeland security bimbp
kommonsentsjane – homeland security funding
kommonsentsjane – honebee colonies
kommonsentsjane – hope and change
kommonsentsjane – hope springs eternal
kommonsentsjane – houston mayor pushing lesbian agenda
kommonsentsjane – houstons bathroom bill failed
kommonsentsjane – how dare the serfs complain
kommonsentsjane – how democrats are changing our country into a social country
kommonsentsjane – how democrats are implementing the communists’ plan to destroy america
kommonsentsjane – how did rubio get 23% – are upi surprised
kommonsentsjane – how inspiring
kommonsentsjane – how not to stop a terrorist attack
kommonsentsjane – how our reps work in d.C.
kommonsentsjane – how should you vote
kommonsentsjane – how the iowa caucus works
kommonsentsjane – hpuse gop
kommonsentsjane – hr 4138 – protection for the people
kommonsentsjane – hr 4138 enforce law act video
kommonsentsjane – huffington post
kommonsentsjane – huffington post rags on trump
kommonsentsjane – huma abedin
kommonsentsjane – huma abedin ties to hillary
kommonsentsjane – humba abedin
kommonsentsjane – hungary
kommonsentsjane – hunting and fishing rights.
kommonsentsjane – i am afraid. Terribly afraid.
kommonsentsjane – i dont believe i have every lied – cough cough
kommonsentsjane – i smell a rat
kommonsentsjane – i will vote for that.
kommonsentsjane – i won twice
kommonsentsjane – ice officer says rubio lied to the american people
kommonsentsjane – ices red line
kommonsentsjane – identity
kommonsentsjane – identity politics is causing a war among feminists
kommonsentsjane – if you support a third party candidate to dump trump your are voting for clinton
kommonsentsjane – illegal citizenship drive
kommonsentsjane – illegal deportation
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigrants
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigrants and sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigration
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigration cover up
kommonsentsjane – illegals
kommonsentsjane – imans in america
kommonsentsjane – imf
kommonsentsjane – imf announcement coming
kommonsentsjane – imf global tax
kommonsentsjane – immigrants
kommonsentsjane – immigration
kommonsentsjane – immigration and open borders
kommonsentsjane – immigration and texas legislative session
kommonsentsjane – immigration in europe and america
kommonsentsjane – immigration stay
kommonsentsjane – immigration vs border patrol agents
kommonsentsjane – immigration with jose diaz balart
kommonsentsjane – importance of drinking water
kommonsentsjane – in god we still trust song by diamond rio
kommonsentsjane – income/wealth inequality
kommonsentsjane – incompetent irs again
kommonsentsjane – indiana
kommonsentsjane – inflation
kommonsentsjane – inflation plummeting – data shows.
kommonsentsjane – inflation plummeting – new data shows.
kommonsentsjane – injustice during war time
kommonsentsjane – innocent children
kommonsentsjane – intellectual state of emergency
kommonsentsjane – internal war in the democratic party
kommonsentsjane – international community ignorance
kommonsentsjane – internet alert
kommonsentsjane – internet management
kommonsentsjane – internet pay off
kommonsentsjane – internet take over
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus issues and answers
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus votes
kommonsentsjane – iran
kommonsentsjane – iran and isil
kommonsentsjane – iran bad deal
kommonsentsjane – iran deal
kommonsentsjane – iran deal and senate
kommonsentsjane – iran deal protest
kommonsentsjane – iran rockets
kommonsentsjane – irans bad deal
kommonsentsjane – irans leader
kommonsentsjane – irans path to bomb
kommonsentsjane – iranian soccer
kommonsentsjane – iraq and iran
kommonsentsjane – iraq christians vs isis
kommonsentsjane – iraq prime minister
kommonsentsjane – iraqs money and the isis thieves
kommonsentsjane – irs
kommonsentsjane – irs and targeting
kommonsentsjane – irs is at it again
kommonsentsjane – irs targeting
kommonsentsjane – irs vs citizen
kommonsentsjane – is democracy temporary
kommonsentsjane – is donald trump a bad person
kommonsentsjane – is fox admitting they are not fair and balanced by dropping rubio
kommonsentsjane – is isis really here in u.S.?
kommonsentsjane – is obama judas in the bible
kommonsentsjane – is the left even on americas side anymore
kommonsentsjane – is the mystery unfolding
kommonsentsjane – is the taliban the enemy
kommonsentsjane – is this a hit piece or unbiased jounalism
kommonsentsjane – is this a joke?
kommonsentsjane – is this equality
kommonsentsjane – is this fakery
kommonsentsjane – is un so busy watching israel they give putin a pass
kommonsentsjane – isil raid
kommonsentsjane – isis
kommonsentsjane – isis and selfie
kommonsentsjane – isis behavior
kommonsentsjane – isis camp
kommonsentsjane – isis in america
kommonsentsjane – isis in syria
kommonsentsjane – isis killiing children
kommonsentsjane – isis manual
kommonsentsjane – isis vs isil
kommonsentsjane – isis vs obama
kommonsentsjane – isis threat to america
kommonsentsjane – islam
kommonsentsjane – islam and fluff
kommonsentsjane – islam and islamism in america
kommonsentsjane – islam and other religions
kommonsentsjane – islam questions and answers
kommonsentsjane – islamic colonization
kommonsentsjane – islamic terrorism
kommonsentsjane – islamist genocide
kommonsentsjane – islamophobia
kommonsentsjane – isnt it ironic?
kommonsentsjane – israel
kommonsentsjane – israel and palestine war
kommonsentsjane – israel vs palestinians
kommonsentsjane – israels election
kommonsentsjane – israels pm netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – it has never been easier to vote in america. So why the lefts meltdown?
kommonsentsjane – it has never been easier to vote in america. So why the lefts meltdown?
kommonsentsjane – it is not sick, it is inhuman
kommonsentsjane – jack nicholson
kommonsentsjane – jackson lee vs scalise
kommonsentsjane – jade helm
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 15
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 15 contd
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 2015
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill – 2
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill – 3
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill 1
kommonsentsjane – jade helm follow-up
kommonsentsjane – jade helm kick-off
kommonsentsjane – james comey and racism
kommonsentsjane – janet yellen
kommonsentsjane – jay nixon
kommonsentsjane – jay sekulow
kommonsentsjane – jeb and george bush
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush – new judge not important to him
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush calling in reinforcements
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush casting stones
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush interfering with florida primary
kommonsentsjane – jeb bushs common core
kommonsentsjane – jebs ragging
kommonsentsjane – jebbies own imminent domain
kommonsentsjane – jeff sessions endorsed trump
kommonsentsjane – jeff zucker and axelrod
kommonsentsjane – jeh johnson
kommonsentsjane – jerry brown
kommonsentsjane – jesus
kommonsentsjane – jewish people
kommonsentsjane – jewish voters
kommonsentsjane – jihad
kommonsentsjane – jihadi john
kommonsentsjane – jihadists
kommonsentsjane – jihadists in syria
kommonsentsjane – jihadists promise
kommonsentsjane – jim webb
kommonsentsjane – jindal at 2%
kommonsentsjane – jobs
kommonsentsjane – jobs and government
kommonsentsjane – jobs in u.S.
kommonsentsjane – joe biden
kommonsentsjane – joe manchin
kommonsentsjane – john boehner
kommonsentsjane – john brennan
kommonsentsjane – john kasich george soros donor
kommonsentsjane – john kasichs bully parade, romney
kommonsentsjane – john kerry
kommonsentsjane – john mccain
kommonsentsjane – john sununu
kommonsentsjane – johnn koskinen
kommonsentsjane – jon stewart
kommonsentsjane – jon stewarts farewell
kommonsentsjane – jorge ramos
kommonsentsjane – joseph botts
kommonsentsjane – journalistic incest
kommonsentsjane – joy reid – our country will suffer king trump and project 2025.
kommonsentsjane – judge initiates investigation into obamas false social security number
kommonsentsjane – judge jeanines plan
kommonsentsjane – judge nails leader
kommonsentsjane – judges and kick backs
kommonsentsjane – judicial activism
kommonsentsjane – judicial watch
kommonsentsjane – judicial watch and american civil liberties justice are helping america since the justice dept has failed the american people
kommonsentsjane – julian castro (not fidel)
kommonsentsjane – july 4th in indonesia
kommonsentsjane – just a common soldier
kommonsentsjane – just doodling
kommonsentsjane – just had to send
kommonsentsjane – just obey the law
kommonsentsjane – just trucking along
kommonsentsjane – just where do you stand in he election
kommonsentsjane – justice antonin scalias death
kommonsentsjane – justice dept
kommonsentsjane – justice dept sponsors video
kommonsentsjane – justice scalias death
kommonsentsjane – karen gray
kommonsentsjane – karl rove
kommonsentsjane – karzais thanks to u.S.
kommonsentsjane – kasich vs trump
kommonsentsjane – kate steinle
kommonsentsjane – kent state and islam
kommonsentsjane – kenya and obama
kommonsentsjane – kerry lieing again
kommonsentsjane – kerrys bad deal
kommonsentsjane – keystone pipeline
kommonsentsjane – khamenei
kommonsentsjane – khobar towers bombings
kommonsentsjane – killers spokesperson
kommonsentsjane – kim davis
kommonsentsjane – kindness and the jerusalem skin bank
kommonsentsjane – kommonsentsjane – time for a change in washington – vote for the people not the cartel (rubio, cruz, kasich)
kommonsentsjane – krauthammer is ringing the bell
kommonsentsjane – lack of leadership
kommonsentsjane – lack of reporting
kommonsentsjane – lady liberty
kommonsentsjane – landrieus senate seat
kommonsentsjane – lannie davis
kommonsentsjane – lanny davis
kommonsentsjane – latest news
kommonsentsjane – laughable poll numbers – liars
kommonsentsjane – lawmakers
kommonsentsjane – laws for texas courts
kommonsentsjane – leader begging for women votes
kommonsentsjane – leaders of the world
kommonsentsjane – lets kick butt in 2016
kommonsentsjane – lets party
kommonsentsjane – letter from the leader
kommonsentsjane – letter home
kommonsentsjane – letter to gop
kommonsentsjane – letter to our leader
kommonsentsjane – liberal college professors are harassing students
kommonsentsjane – liberal latino haters
kommonsentsjane – liberal media
kommonsentsjane – liberal poll company
kommonsentsjane – liberal professors
kommonsentsjane – liberals
kommonsentsjane – liberals collide
kommonsentsjane – library books
kommonsentsjane – life
kommonsentsjane – life and school
kommonsentsjane – life is a bitch truck
kommonsentsjane – life is a miracle
kommonsentsjane – lifes stories
kommonsentsjane – limbaughs theorem
kommonsentsjane – lindsey graham
kommonsentsjane – lipstick on a pig
kommonsentsjane – list of 97 taxes americans pay
kommonsentsjane – list of broken laws
kommonsentsjane – list of sanctuary cities in the u.S.
kommonsentsjane – listen to the past
kommonsentsjane – little jimmy
kommonsentsjane – live anthrax shipped
kommonsentsjane – living and teaching character
kommonsentsjane – living life
kommonsentsjane – living off the grid
kommonsentsjane – lohan
kommonsentsjane – lois lerner
kommonsentsjane – lookin for the gipper
kommonsentsjane – looking at the candidates
kommonsentsjane – looters/lockdowners/and the law.
kommonsentsjane – loretta lynch
kommonsentsjane – los angeles city ordinance
kommonsentsjane – lou dobbs
kommonsentsjane – lou holtz
kommonsentsjane – love and leadership
kommonsentsjane – love gone sour
kommonsentsjane – love me, im a liberal
kommonsentsjane – lt. Gen. Vincent stewart
kommonsentsjane – lucky the dog
kommonsentsjane – luis amnesty problems
kommonsentsjane – luv governor rep mark sanford endorses cruz – oops
kommonsentsjane – lying and the 10 commandments
kommonsentsjane – madeleine albrights statement
kommonsentsjane – madeline albright
kommonsentsjane – magic
kommonsentsjane – main street media
kommonsentsjane – main street media/democrats continue to slash and burn
kommonsentsjane – maine pokes work back into welfare
kommonsentsjane – make america great again
kommonsentsjane – mama and papa
kommonsentsjane – mama bush campaigning for jebbie
kommonsentsjane – man and money
kommonsentsjane – man versus woman verbiage
kommonsentsjane – manage the leader
kommonsentsjane – manfacturing
kommonsentsjane – manners
kommonsentsjane – many tears for children
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio and trey gowdy
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio, poor little rich boy
kommonsentsjane – margaret thatcher
kommonsentsjane – marine
kommonsentsjane – marines targeted
kommonsentsjane – mark meadows
kommonsentsjane – market crash
kommonsentsjane – marriage
kommonsentsjane – martial law?
kommonsentsjane – matthews and maher
kommonsentsjane – maureen dowd on obama
kommonsentsjane – mayor de blasio
kommonsentsjane – mayor deblasio
kommonsentsjane – mccain fighting own party
kommonsentsjane – mcchrystal
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell taking the low road
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell trying to sneak a military martial law bill thru
kommonsentsjane – mcconnells failure over and over
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell, a socialist, taking the low road with the hillary
kommonsentsjane – mclellans money
kommonsentsjane – me and my .357
kommonsentsjane – media and newspapers
kommonsentsjane – media and non-belivers
kommonsentsjane – media bias
kommonsentsjane – media distort news
kommonsentsjane – media gives bushey no. 2 spot
kommonsentsjane – media hoaxes
kommonsentsjane – media matters
kommonsentsjane – media rigging again
kommonsentsjane – media vs men and women
kommonsentsjane – medical care and corruption
kommonsentsjane – meet the press and obama
kommonsentsjane – megapolitics
kommonsentsjane – melissa click
kommonsentsjane – memorial day tribute
kommonsentsjane – men and women bath rooms
kommonsentsjane – mending the nation
kommonsentsjane – mental stability in the white house?
kommonsentsjane – merry christmas
kommonsentsjane – merry christmas to our solders
kommonsentsjane – message to people to voted for obama twice
kommonsentsjane – messianic rabbi
kommonsentsjane – methane emissions regulations
kommonsentsjane – mexican children used as pawns
kommonsentsjane – mexican government and the pope
kommonsentsjane – mexican shooter in san francisco
kommonsentsjane – mexico vs obama
kommonsentsjane – mexicos immigration
kommonsentsjane – mexifornia
kommonsentsjane – michael savage
kommonsentsjane – michelle obama
kommonsentsjane – michigans civil forfeitures seizures
kommonsentsjane – microsfot apps fail in some areas in iowa
kommonsentsjane – microsoft furnishing software for caucus
kommonsentsjane – middle east
kommonsentsjane – middle east and terrorism
kommonsentsjane – middle east democracy
kommonsentsjane – middle east destruction
kommonsentsjane – migrants
kommonsentsjane – mike huckabee
kommonsentsjane – military
kommonsentsjane – military and hostile environment
kommonsentsjane – military dog
kommonsentsjane – military dogs
kommonsentsjane – military info
kommonsentsjane – military oaths
kommonsentsjane – military officers
kommonsentsjane – military pay
kommonsentsjane – military reporting in
kommonsentsjane – military speaks out
kommonsentsjane – militarys low morale
kommonsentsjane – militias
kommonsentsjane – millennials and adulthood
kommonsentsjane – mind over matter
kommonsentsjane – missing clinton email claims saudis involved
kommonsentsjane – missouri
kommonsentsjane – mitch mcconnell
kommonsentsjane – mitch mcconnell is a disgrace to america
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney and the elite republicans are socialists
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney the elite republican bomb thrower
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney using harry reids age-old logic – did you beat your wife for the last ten years
kommonsentsjane – mizzou and yale colleges
kommonsentsjane – mom looking for son
kommonsentsjane – money and things
kommonsentsjane – monica lewis dies
kommonsentsjane – monkeys
kommonsentsjane – morally repugnant
kommonsentsjane – more fraud
kommonsentsjane – more gun control
kommonsentsjane – more hillary lies
kommonsentsjane – more illegal immigration with pen and phone
kommonsentsjane – more info on russian troops
kommonsentsjane – more jade helm
kommonsentsjane – more muslim problems
kommonsentsjane – more power to donald trump
kommonsentsjane – more problems not less
kommonsentsjane – more refugees
kommonsentsjane – more warren lies
kommonsentsjane – morocco bans exodus
kommonsentsjane – mosques in texas
kommonsentsjane – most dangerous cities
kommonsentsjane – mother teresa
kommonsentsjane – motivation and inspiration
kommonsentsjane – mt. Mckinley
kommonsentsjane – multi-culturalism
kommonsentsjane – muslim assignment
kommonsentsjane – muslim brotherhood
kommonsentsjane – muslim cannibals
kommonsentsjane – muslim cartoons
kommonsentsjane – muslim countries should play primary role in the war in the middle east
kommonsentsjane – muslim democratic debate
kommonsentsjane – muslim doctrine
kommonsentsjane – muslim facilties
kommonsentsjane – muslim holday
kommonsentsjane – muslim immigration
kommonsentsjane – muslim reform movement
kommonsentsjane – muslim religion
kommonsentsjane – muslim sign
kommonsentsjane – muslim terrorists in paris
kommonsentsjane – muslim weapons and bomb cache found
kommonsentsjane – muslims quran
kommonsentsjane – muslims
kommonsentsjane – muslims and arabs
kommonsentsjane – muslims and food stamps
kommonsentsjane – muslims and marriage
kommonsentsjane – muslims and obama
kommonsentsjane – muslims are acting like nazis
kommonsentsjane – muslims in america
kommonsentsjane – muslims in conflict with constitution
kommonsentsjane – muslims in tx
kommonsentsjane – muslims living in a democratic society
kommonsentsjane – muslims persecuting christians
kommonsentsjane – muslims slaughtering christians
kommonsentsjane – muslims thinking
kommonsentsjane – my high horse
kommonsentsjane – my song
kommonsentsjane – my song – here comes my baby by dottie west
kommonsentsjane – my songs
kommonsentsjane – mysterious crop formations
kommonsentsjane – naacp
kommonsentsjane – nafta
kommonsentsjane – nancy and ronald reagan
kommonsentsjane – nancy pelosi
kommonsentsjane – nanjing 2014 youth olympics
kommonsentsjane – nation building
kommonsentsjane – nation of islam
kommonsentsjane – national defense authorization act
kommonsentsjane – national guard soldiers
kommonsentsjane – national review needs to butt out
kommonsentsjane – national reviews insults on true conservatives
kommonsentsjane – national white people month
kommonsentsjane – native americans
kommonsentsjane – natures remedies
kommonsentsjane – navy chaplain modder
kommonsentsjane – navy commander found guilty of corruption
kommonsentsjane – navy seal
kommonsentsjane – navy seals say there arent enough rifles to go around have to share
kommonsentsjane – nazi gold train
kommonsentsjane – nba pushing gun control
kommonsentsjane – nbc and guthre
kommonsentsjane – nbc and republican debate
kommonsentsjane – nbc vs trump
kommonsentsjane – need to audit americas gold reserve
kommonsentsjane – need to keep and re-enforce our right to bear arms
kommonsentsjane – neil young
kommonsentsjane – net neutrality
kommonsentsjane – net un-neutrality
kommonsentsjane – netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – netanyahu and the radical muslims
kommonsentsjane – netanyahus speech
kommonsentsjane – new american religious sect going to iran
kommonsentsjane – new city in new york
kommonsentsjane – new disease called global warming
kommonsentsjane – new drug
kommonsentsjane – new executive order
kommonsentsjane – new gate keepers
kommonsentsjane – new government pay scale
kommonsentsjane – new judge
kommonsentsjane – new leadership is needed
kommonsentsjane – new movie – called the hoax
kommonsentsjane – new prison camp
kommonsentsjane – new suit and fun raiser
kommonsentsjane – new world order chaos
kommonsentsjane – new york
kommonsentsjane – new york and california
kommonsentsjane – new york police killings
kommonsentsjane – new york rag socialist times oldpapers news
kommonsentsjane – new york times
kommonsentsjane – new zealands children christmas story
kommonsentsjane – news media whining and lieing
kommonsentsjane – newspaper faux pas
kommonsentsjane – newsweek magazine closes
kommonsentsjane – newt gingrich
kommonsentsjane – next step in benghazi hearing
kommonsentsjane – nfl and whose to blame
kommonsentsjane – nigel farages speech
kommonsentsjane – nikki haley
kommonsentsjane – no appreciation
kommonsentsjane – no confederate cake; but isis cake okay
kommonsentsjane – no experienced needed
kommonsentsjane – no go areas
kommonsentsjane – no gun rights for americans per hillary
kommonsentsjane – no habitate just want to urinate
kommonsentsjane – no morals in politics – mitt the scoundrel.
kommonsentsjane – no power in d.C.
kommonsentsjane – no shower for 12 years
kommonsentsjane – no weakling
kommonsentsjane – noose in nascar drivers stall was a garage pull rope: fbi
kommonsentsjane – normandy d-day
kommonsentsjane – northeastern weather forecasts
kommonsentsjane – norton claims you dont
kommonsentsjane – not too late
kommonsentsjane – nothing but smoke and mirrors for clinton, bush, rubio
kommonsentsjane – nothing but terrorists
kommonsentsjane – nra
kommonsentsjane – nuclear iran – really
kommonsentsjane – numbers usa
kommonsentsjane – nunn on wrong track
kommonsentsjane – odonnell and trump challenge
kommonsentsjane – oreilly and his war on women
kommonsentsjane – oreilly vs will
kommonsentsjane – obama
kommonsentsjane – obama absent
kommonsentsjane – obama and 401ks
kommonsentsjane – obama and abortion rights
kommonsentsjane – obama and castros mcmansion
kommonsentsjane – obama and clausewitz
kommonsentsjane – obama and clintons
kommonsentsjane – obama and democratic party
kommonsentsjane – obama and disappointment
kommonsentsjane – obama and elections
kommonsentsjane – obama and gun rights
kommonsentsjane – obama and hillary
kommonsentsjane – obama and hillarys isis
kommonsentsjane – obama and history
kommonsentsjane – obama and holder
kommonsentsjane – obama and internet
kommonsentsjane – obama and michelle
kommonsentsjane – obama and muslim brotherood
kommonsentsjane – obama and muslims
kommonsentsjane – obama and oil
kommonsentsjane – obama and petty politics
kommonsentsjane – obama and pigs
kommonsentsjane – obama and slavery
kommonsentsjane – obama and terrorism
kommonsentsjane – obama and the 2nd amendment
kommonsentsjane – obama and the affordable plumbing act
kommonsentsjane – obama and the democratic party
kommonsentsjane – obama and the mystery ring
kommonsentsjane – obama and the pope
kommonsentsjane – obama and the race card
kommonsentsjane – obama and tragedy
kommonsentsjane – obama and truth
kommonsentsjane – obama and un refugees
kommonsentsjane – obama and warren
kommonsentsjane – obama apologizes
kommonsentsjane – obama as the jerk
kommonsentsjane – obama bashing
kommonsentsjane – obama breaking the law
kommonsentsjane – obama brings dish to dinner
kommonsentsjane – obama cooks the books again
kommonsentsjane – obama critizes gop
kommonsentsjane – obama cuts in military
kommonsentsjane – obama cutting border surveillance in half
kommonsentsjane – obama defies supreme court
kommonsentsjane – obama defying the will of the people
kommonsentsjane – obama drama
kommonsentsjane – obama finds a way to blame republican for baltimore, md
kommonsentsjane – obama gun policy is dangerous
kommonsentsjane – obama has ruled as a king not as president
kommonsentsjane – obama has wreaked havoc on america
kommonsentsjane – obama in full campaign mode
kommonsentsjane – obama is using illegals for votes
kommonsentsjane – obama lieing again
kommonsentsjane – obama lies
kommonsentsjane – obama lies again
kommonsentsjane – obama loses his voice
kommonsentsjane – obama lying to the people
kommonsentsjane – obama release convicts
kommonsentsjane – obama rhetoric
kommonsentsjane – obama rules
kommonsentsjane – obama sinking
kommonsentsjane – obama summit
kommonsentsjane – obama the absent minded professor
kommonsentsjane – obama the obstructionist
kommonsentsjane – obama un speech
kommonsentsjane – obama vs courts
kommonsentsjane – obama vs judicial watch
kommonsentsjane – obama vs police
kommonsentsjane – obama vs stamdards
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the iran deal
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the jewish people
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the states
kommonsentsjane – obama vs trump
kommonsentsjane – obama wants to dump more muslims in u.S.
kommonsentsjane – obama wishes
kommonsentsjane – obama with npr
kommonsentsjane – obamas bay of pigs
kommonsentsjane – obamas big speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas boat
kommonsentsjane – obamas brain trust
kommonsentsjane – obamas campaign
kommonsentsjane – obamas challenge
kommonsentsjane – obamas chastising
kommonsentsjane – obamas clean power act
kommonsentsjane – obamas climate change
kommonsentsjane – obamas constitution
kommonsentsjane – obamas debt
kommonsentsjane – obamas democratic party failed policies
kommonsentsjane – obamas disapproval
kommonsentsjane – obamas discussing isis
kommonsentsjane – obamas droning
kommonsentsjane – obamas egg shortage
kommonsentsjane – obamas epa dump
kommonsentsjane – obamas fears about trump drive his stepped up campaigning. Incredibly desperate dems use obamas in attempt to change the subject on harris record, gop senator says.
kommonsentsjane – obamas fence jumper
kommonsentsjane – obamas foreign policy
kommonsentsjane – obamas gift
kommonsentsjane – obamas guantanamo containment plans
kommonsentsjane – obamas gun grab
kommonsentsjane – obamas gun grab speeches
kommonsentsjane – obamas helpers
kommonsentsjane – obamas hype
kommonsentsjane – obamas immigration
kommonsentsjane – obamas iran advisor
kommonsentsjane – obamas iran deal
kommonsentsjane – obamas isis
kommonsentsjane – obamas islam
kommonsentsjane – obamas last budget
kommonsentsjane – obamas legacy
kommonsentsjane – obamas list
kommonsentsjane – obamas meme
kommonsentsjane – obamas military strategy
kommonsentsjane – obamas open borders
kommonsentsjane – obamas paris meeting
kommonsentsjane – obamas performance
kommonsentsjane – obamas police force
kommonsentsjane – obamas policies
kommonsentsjane – obamas ragging
kommonsentsjane – obamas real name
kommonsentsjane – obamas redux climate change
kommonsentsjane – obamas sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – obamas ship
kommonsentsjane – obamas speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas state of the bull
kommonsentsjane – obamas state of the union
kommonsentsjane – obamas statement on trump
kommonsentsjane – obamas strategy
kommonsentsjane – obamas terrorists
kommonsentsjane – obamas thanksgiving.
kommonsentsjane – obamas threats
kommonsentsjane – obamas trail fest
kommonsentsjane – obamas un speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas up bringing
kommonsentsjane – obamas vision
kommonsentsjane – obamas war
kommonsentsjane – obamas wolves
kommonsentsjane – obamas word
kommonsentsjane – obamas/dans red meat speeches
kommonsentsjane – obama, democratic party, raping america
kommonsentsjane – obama, the constitution, and the bible
kommonsentsjane – obamacare
kommonsentsjane – obamacare – a pig in a poke
kommonsentsjane – obamacare 101-1
kommonsentsjane – obamacare 101-4
kommonsentsjane – obamacare and doctors
kommonsentsjane – obamacare and guns
kommonsentsjane – obamacare architecht gruber
kommonsentsjane – obamacare audit goes unreported by main st media
kommonsentsjane – obamacare co-ops
kommonsentsjane – obamacare nevada
kommonsentsjane – obamacare repeal bill
kommonsentsjane – obamacare taxes due 4/15
kommonsentsjane – obamas net worth
kommonsentsjane – obamer
kommonsentsjane – obituary
kommonsentsjane – office down page
kommonsentsjane – officer brian moore
kommonsentsjane – oil and water
kommonsentsjane – okla terrorist
kommonsentsjane – oklahoma
kommonsentsjane – oklahoma hoodie bill
kommonsentsjane – oliver north vs al gore
kommonsentsjane – omnibus spending bill
kommonsentsjane – on-line voting
kommonsentsjane – one beautiful body
kommonsentsjane – one in and one out
kommonsentsjane – one pic explains why they want gun control
kommonsentsjane – only in america 2
kommonsentsjane – only the brain dead vote for trump
kommonsentsjane – oops! Poor timing
kommonsentsjane – open borders only one way
kommonsentsjane – open lettr to trump
kommonsentsjane – operation choke point
kommonsentsjane – opertion fast and furious scheme
kommonsentsjane – oregon shooter
kommonsentsjane – oregon shooting
kommonsentsjane – oregon shootings
kommonsentsjane – oreo cookies going south
kommonsentsjane – oscars boycott
kommonsentsjane – osu professor mia
kommonsentsjane – our democrat
kommonsentsjane – our government advisories
kommonsentsjane – our lost constitution
kommonsentsjane – our parents
kommonsentsjane – out with the old dried up politicians
kommonsentsjane – out with the old, in with the new
kommonsentsjane – outstanding high school
kommonsentsjane – overloading the labor market
kommonsentsjane – paid protestors
kommonsentsjane – pakistani children
kommonsentsjane – palestine
kommonsentsjane – palestine instigating terrorism
kommonsentsjane – palestine wants democratic elections too
kommonsentsjane – palestinian-israeli attacks
kommonsentsjane – palestinians
kommonsentsjane – palestinians/abbas try to scare the world
kommonsentsjane – panettas benghazi
kommonsentsjane – parents
kommonsentsjane – parents and children
kommonsentsjane – paris attacker
kommonsentsjane – paris attacks
kommonsentsjane – paris francememorial
kommonsentsjane – partisan news media so he says
kommonsentsjane – pass the salt
kommonsentsjane – pastor speaks
kommonsentsjane – pat caddell
kommonsentsjane – pataki
kommonsentsjane – pathetic debate
kommonsentsjane – patriot act debate
kommonsentsjane – paul harvey
kommonsentsjane – paul harveys predictions
kommonsentsjane – paul ryan votes with obama
kommonsentsjane – pay raise for our troops
kommonsentsjane – peace
kommonsentsjane – peace and happiness
kommonsentsjane – pearsons video on the presidents love of country
kommonsentsjane – pelosi
kommonsentsjane – pelosi loses her kool on immigration
kommonsentsjane – pelosis wrath
kommonsentsjane – pensions
kommonsentsjane – pentagon and undocumented enlistment policy
kommonsentsjane – people and a word
kommonsentsjane – people and guns
kommonsentsjane – people calling for bill clintons arrest for parading around ma election places
kommonsentsjane – people on welfare
kommonsentsjane – pepsi canned drink
kommonsentsjane – persecution of christians
kommonsentsjane – personal assassinations
kommonsentsjane – petition
kommonsentsjane – petraeus
kommonsentsjane – petrobras u.S. Loan
kommonsentsjane – pilots for 9/11 truth
kommonsentsjane – pistol packin mamas
kommonsentsjane – plan for america
kommonsentsjane – planned parent hood
kommonsentsjane – planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – plans for isis?
kommonsentsjane – please vote on march 1, tuesday
kommonsentsjane – pm cameron
kommonsentsjane – pm hollande
kommonsentsjane – pm netanyahu re-elected
kommonsentsjane – police
kommonsentsjane – police departments
kommonsentsjane – policeman brian moore
kommonsentsjane – policy riders
kommonsentsjane – politcal correctness
kommonsentsjane – political cartoonist
kommonsentsjane – political correctness
kommonsentsjane – political correctness on a rampage
kommonsentsjane – political correctness rampage
kommonsentsjane – political insiders
kommonsentsjane – politically correct police chief
kommonsentsjane – politicans and the world
kommonsentsjane – politicians
kommonsentsjane – politicians and community organizers
kommonsentsjane – politics
kommonsentsjane – politics as usual – cruz and rubio
kommonsentsjane – politifact
kommonsentsjane – poll numbers
kommonsentsjane – poll numbers and obama
kommonsentsjane – polling liars
kommonsentsjane – polls and polling information
kommonsentsjane – polls and the passing of bills
kommonsentsjane – pope and climate change
kommonsentsjane – pope francis
kommonsentsjane – pope francis – show respect and distance
kommonsentsjane – pope francis unaired interview
kommonsentsjane – pope francis visit
kommonsentsjane – pope visit to mexico
kommonsentsjane – posse comitatus act
kommonsentsjane – posse comitatus line
kommonsentsjane – potential strategy of summit
kommonsentsjane – potty-trained isis
kommonsentsjane – potus auditioning for his next job
kommonsentsjane – potus speech
kommonsentsjane – poverty
kommonsentsjane – prayer
kommonsentsjane – president dead wrong
kommonsentsjane – president trump vows to place 100% tariff on countries not doing business on the us dollar.
kommonsentsjane – presidential campaign
kommonsentsjane – presidential debate
kommonsentsjane – prez of us is not king
kommonsentsjane – prez illegal executive amnesty
kommonsentsjane – price gouging
kommonsentsjane – prime minister cameron
kommonsentsjane – prime minister netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – prime minister netanyahu address
kommonsentsjane – privileged in america
kommonsentsjane – privileged white folks
kommonsentsjane – problem is obama
kommonsentsjane – professor carol swain
kommonsentsjane – professor nick bromell
kommonsentsjane – professor spews hate
kommonsentsjane – profile of ted cruz
kommonsentsjane – progressives throw money at problems, conservatives solve the problem
kommonsentsjane – project 2025 lies make it to hershey before the truth can get its pants on.
kommonsentsjane – project america run
kommonsentsjane – proposition 6
kommonsentsjane – protect america vote
kommonsentsjane – protecting america
kommonsentsjane – protestors
kommonsentsjane – protestors and marches
kommonsentsjane – public defender
kommonsentsjane – public embarrassment
kommonsentsjane – public service in texas
kommonsentsjane – public vs private persona according to the media
kommonsentsjane – puerto rico left wing downfall
kommonsentsjane – punishment
kommonsentsjane – pureto rico left wing downfall
kommonsentsjane – purses for spring
kommonsentsjane – putin
kommonsentsjane – putin and the ukraine
kommonsentsjane – putin in china
kommonsentsjane – putin on muslims
kommonsentsjane – putins american thorn in his side
kommonsentsjane – putins visit to bushs texas ranch
kommonsentsjane – putting my foot down
kommonsentsjane – queen hillary
kommonsentsjane – queen of the netherlands
kommonsentsjane – quentin tarantino
kommonsentsjane – quinnipiac poll
kommonsentsjane – race
kommonsentsjane – race and the leader
kommonsentsjane – racism
kommonsentsjane – racism and history
kommonsentsjane – racism its not
kommonsentsjane – radical islam
kommonsentsjane – radical islamic threat
kommonsentsjane – ragging republican candidates
kommonsentsjane – rainwater rights
kommonsentsjane – raising children
kommonsentsjane – raising the minimum wage
kommonsentsjane – ramadi abandoned
kommonsentsjane – ramos and liu
kommonsentsjane – ramos jorge
kommonsentsjane – rand paul
kommonsentsjane – rape crimes covered up
kommonsentsjane – rattlesnake logic
kommonsentsjane – ray lewis
kommonsentsjane – reagans capitalism
kommonsentsjane – reagans warning
kommonsentsjane – real money
kommonsentsjane – recall the election
kommonsentsjane – red state papa-loser
kommonsentsjane – reform muslims
kommonsentsjane – refugee crisis
kommonsentsjane – refugees coming not vetted
kommonsentsjane – reid states, rubio doesnt stand for anything
kommonsentsjane – reids pac
kommonsentsjane – reince priebus
kommonsentsjane – relax and have some fun with oktoberfest
kommonsentsjane – religion
kommonsentsjane – religion vs politics
kommonsentsjane – religious freedom
kommonsentsjane – religious freedom in the military
kommonsentsjane – religious liberties must be protected
kommonsentsjane – religious liberty
kommonsentsjane – rep joe wilson
kommonsentsjane – rep michael mccaul
kommonsentsjane – repeal the cash cow called obamacare
kommonsentsjane – republican 2016 debate highlights
kommonsentsjane – republican debate
kommonsentsjane – republican debate issues
kommonsentsjane – republican debate moderators
kommonsentsjane – republican desperation and their yes man
kommonsentsjane – republican party
kommonsentsjane – republican pledge
kommonsentsjane – republican voters
kommonsentsjane – republicans
kommonsentsjane – republicans caving in
kommonsentsjane – republicans voting with democrats
kommonsentsjane – republicans want to prove they can lead
kommonsentsjane – respect
kommonsentsjane – retire harry reid
kommonsentsjane – retirement funds
kommonsentsjane – rev graham message to candidates
kommonsentsjane – reverend billy graham
kommonsentsjane – rhinos in the debate
kommonsentsjane – rich lowry
kommonsentsjane – rich lowrys national review
kommonsentsjane – richard pryor 32 years ago
kommonsentsjane – riding ahead of the herd
kommonsentsjane – rino gutter talk
kommonsentsjane – ritualistic rally in iran
kommonsentsjane – rocket scientists at work
kommonsentsjane – roman empire vs super bowl
kommonsentsjane – romney and ryan are not conservatives
kommonsentsjane – romney light
kommonsentsjane – romney using reids age-old logic – did you beat your wife for the last ten years
kommonsentsjane – romney working for a brokered convention
kommonsentsjane – romneys soiree
kommonsentsjane – rons take
kommonsentsjane – routh & disabilty
kommonsentsjane – rouths path
kommonsentsjane – roy orbison documentary
kommonsentsjane – rubio and miami foam parties
kommonsentsjane – rubio and the american economy
kommonsentsjane – rubio betrayed american people
kommonsentsjane – rubio vs trump
kommonsentsjane – rubios broken promise – amnesty
kommonsentsjane – rules for radicals
kommonsentsjane – rumor – holder and supreme court
kommonsentsjane – rupert murdoch
kommonsentsjane – rush limbaughs push to stop trump
kommonsentsjane – russell brand receives an award
kommonsentsjane – russia
kommonsentsjane – russia and the usa
kommonsentsjane – russia burns soros donated books
kommonsentsjane – russias human rights
kommonsentsjane – ryans bill for illegals passed and signed by the muslim leader
kommonsentsjane – s&l scandal
kommonsentsjane – samsungs leo burnett idea
kommonsentsjane – san antonio football team
kommonsentsjane – san bernardino party
kommonsentsjane – san bernardino shooting
kommonsentsjane – san bernardno victim tribute
kommonsentsjane – sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – sanctuary cities act
kommonsentsjane – sanctuary city bills
kommonsentsjane – sanctuary city vote
kommonsentsjane – sand is now oil
kommonsentsjane – sanders and clinton deceiving the america people
kommonsentsjane – sanders to dearborn muslims: israels existence to blame for mideast hatred and warfare
kommonsentsjane – sanders wants 90% of our money
kommonsentsjane – sandy hook
kommonsentsjane – sarah palin
kommonsentsjane – sarah palin at cpac
kommonsentsjane – sarandon and religious freedom
kommonsentsjane – saudi arabia
kommonsentsjane – saudi arabia executes 47
kommonsentsjane – saudi arabia extortion of america
kommonsentsjane – saudi arabia take no refugees
kommonsentsjane – saudi gifts to obama
kommonsentsjane – saudi prince mouthing
kommonsentsjane – saudi women
kommonsentsjane – saudia arabia
kommonsentsjane – saul alinsky
kommonsentsjane – scalia autopsy decision divides pathologists
kommonsentsjane – scalias death
kommonsentsjane – scalias visit to west texas ranch
kommonsentsjane – scary obituary
kommonsentsjane – school lunch program
kommonsentsjane – school officials
kommonsentsjane – schools and islam
kommonsentsjane – scripted rubio flip side off obama coin
kommonsentsjane – second amendment
kommonsentsjane – secret iran agreement
kommonsentsjane – secret society afraid of trump
kommonsentsjane – section 603s reporting
kommonsentsjane – selective outrage
kommonsentsjane – selfie posting sticks
kommonsentsjane – senate and congress
kommonsentsjane – senate still has power to stop obama
kommonsentsjane – senator and obama
kommonsentsjane – senator diana feinstein
kommonsentsjane – senator diane feinstein
kommonsentsjane – senator sessions pickle
kommonsentsjane – senseless killing by a muslim
kommonsentsjane – sexual abuse is a crime – religion or no religion
kommonsentsjane – sgt major pendry
kommonsentsjane – shadow curriculum
kommonsentsjane – shakespeares undoing
kommonsentsjane – sharia law
kommonsentsjane – sharia law in texas
kommonsentsjane – sharpton and the constitution
kommonsentsjane – sharpton and the prez
kommonsentsjane – sharptons new job
kommonsentsjane – sheen tweets on obama
kommonsentsjane – shift happens
kommonsentsjane – silent night and light show
kommonsentsjane – simpler tax plan
kommonsentsjane – sin city
kommonsentsjane – sisters
kommonsentsjane – skeltons in the closet
kommonsentsjane – slavery
kommonsentsjane – sleeping habits
kommonsentsjane – slime award
kommonsentsjane – smothering small businesses
kommonsentsjane – snow and global warming
kommonsentsjane – soccer corruption
kommonsentsjane – social media
kommonsentsjane – social security
kommonsentsjane – social security and medicare
kommonsentsjane – social security disability sob story
kommonsentsjane – socialism
kommonsentsjane – socialism in greece
kommonsentsjane – socialist media whining
kommonsentsjane – soldier discharged protecting a child in afghan
kommonsentsjane – soldiers story of war
kommonsentsjane – somalis in minnesota
kommonsentsjane – some class is needed
kommonsentsjane – some women and even black women will not vote for hillary
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 14
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 25
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 27
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 30
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 48
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 53
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 55
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 56
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 57
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 59
kommonsentsjane – song of the week – 61
kommonsentsjane – song of the week 28
kommonsentsjane – soros
kommonsentsjane – soros invests in fire arms
kommonsentsjane – soros black lives matter project
kommonsentsjane – soros/obamas hired help disrupt trump rally
kommonsentsjane – speaker of the house
kommonsentsjane – speaker of the house grades
kommonsentsjane – spirtual orbs
kommonsentsjane – spring break
kommonsentsjane – spurs
kommonsentsjane – stabenow – congress woman
kommonsentsjane – state dept and hillary
kommonsentsjane – state of the union speech
kommonsentsjane – states trimming the fat
kommonsentsjane – states rights
kommonsentsjane – statue of liberty and swearing in
kommonsentsjane – steins christmas tree story
kommonsentsjane – stephanopoulos
kommonsentsjane – sterns conversation with m. Kelly
kommonsentsjane – steve harvey gaffe
kommonsentsjane – steve hayes
kommonsentsjane – steve jobs
kommonsentsjane – steve jobs message
kommonsentsjane – stiletto shoes
kommonsentsjane – stock market
kommonsentsjane – stop and get off
kommonsentsjane – stop obama admin lawlessness
kommonsentsjane – strange happenings
kommonsentsjane – strengths and weaknesses
kommonsentsjane – stress
kommonsentsjane – stress and life
kommonsentsjane – struggling to print
kommonsentsjane – stuck in the mud
kommonsentsjane – stump for trump girls
kommonsentsjane – sugar scientists
kommonsentsjane – suicide bomber
kommonsentsjane – sunlight and cartoons
kommonsentsjane – sunshine is the disinfectant in life
kommonsentsjane – super bowl
kommonsentsjane – supreme court
kommonsentsjane – supreme court and gosnells abortion house of horrors
kommonsentsjane – supreme court roberts
kommonsentsjane – supreme court ruling on energy
kommonsentsjane – supreme court rulings coming
kommonsentsjane – supreme court will hear obamas illegal immigration over reach
kommonsentsjane – survey usa
kommonsentsjane – swat raids
kommonsentsjane – sweden
kommonsentsjane – switching parties
kommonsentsjane – synopsis of the election and the candidates
kommonsentsjane – syria
kommonsentsjane – syria air strikes
kommonsentsjane – syrias chips
kommonsentsjane – syrias setback
kommonsentsjane – syrian immigrants
kommonsentsjane – syrian immigration program
kommonsentsjane – syrian refugees
kommonsentsjane – syrian refugees bill
kommonsentsjane – syrian refugees vote
kommonsentsjane – syrian war
kommonsentsjane – twas the day after the elections
kommonsentsjane – take microsoft out of the equation
kommonsentsjane – taking care of our vets first
kommonsentsjane – taking our country back
kommonsentsjane – taming the wild
kommonsentsjane – target
kommonsentsjane – taxes and more taxes
kommonsentsjane – taxpayer-funded housing
kommonsentsjane – taylor swift
kommonsentsjane – teachers code of ethics
kommonsentsjane – tech workers in usa
kommonsentsjane – technology
kommonsentsjane – ted cruz
kommonsentsjane – ted cruz eats a booger at the debate
kommonsentsjane – ted cruz fabricating non-truths
kommonsentsjane – ted cruz gun petition
kommonsentsjane – ted cruz joins bill ayers
kommonsentsjane – ted cruz should be so lucky
kommonsentsjane – ted cruz statement
kommonsentsjane – ted cruzs dirty tricks have to stop
kommonsentsjane – ted cruzs wife goldman sachs vp
kommonsentsjane – ten commandments
kommonsentsjane – terrorism
kommonsentsjane – terrorism and the airlines
kommonsentsjane – terrorism in usa
kommonsentsjane – terrorism light
kommonsentsjane – terrorists
kommonsentsjane – terrorists and their families
kommonsentsjane – terrorists kill caretaker nuns and elderly
kommonsentsjane – terrorists money laundering
kommonsentsjane – tesla batteries
kommonsentsjane – texas and obamas gun grab
kommonsentsjane – texas girls
kommonsentsjane – texas pastors for trump
kommonsentsjane – texting
kommonsentsjane – thank you, taylor swift
kommonsentsjane – thanks
kommonsentsjane – thanksgiving and gratitude
kommonsentsjane – the 28th amendment
kommonsentsjane – the 9/11 background
kommonsentsjane – the 9/11 cross
kommonsentsjane – the 9/11 shirt
kommonsentsjane – the academy awards in reverse
kommonsentsjane – the american dream
kommonsentsjane – the american flag
kommonsentsjane – the american indian
kommonsentsjane – the american people have been burned badly by this government
kommonsentsjane – the animal world
kommonsentsjane – the armenian genocide and why it matters
kommonsentsjane – the art of saddle making
kommonsentsjane – the atheists comfort zone
kommonsentsjane – the battle with cancer
kommonsentsjane – the bells toll
kommonsentsjane – the benghazi poem
kommonsentsjane – the big immigration lie
kommonsentsjane – the big payoff
kommonsentsjane – the birds of paradise project
kommonsentsjane – the birth of baby jesus phenomenon
kommonsentsjane – the brit is back
kommonsentsjane – the budget and obamacare
kommonsentsjane – the buffalo soldiers
kommonsentsjane – the bundy ranch fight for their land
kommonsentsjane – the canary
kommonsentsjane – the changing christmas
kommonsentsjane – the chicken question
kommonsentsjane – the chinese yuan
kommonsentsjane – the christmas spirit
kommonsentsjane – the clinton and obama duo
kommonsentsjane – the clinton foundation
kommonsentsjane – the clinton slush fund
kommonsentsjane – the clintons
kommonsentsjane – the clock and ahmed
kommonsentsjane – the clown
kommonsentsjane – the coach and the truth
kommonsentsjane – the coalition and isis
kommonsentsjane – the competition
kommonsentsjane – the consortium
kommonsentsjane – the constitution
kommonsentsjane – the corrupted political system
kommonsentsjane – the court system
kommonsentsjane – the crazy uncle
kommonsentsjane – the cynical humbug
kommonsentsjane – the dark side
kommonsentsjane – the deal with iran
kommonsentsjane – the death penalty
kommonsentsjane – the debate
kommonsentsjane – the debt
kommonsentsjane – the debt limit
kommonsentsjane – the debt limit fight
kommonsentsjane – the democrat
kommonsentsjane – the democrat and elite republicans are pooped
kommonsentsjane – the democrat communism sows ear
kommonsentsjane – the democrat idiots list
kommonsentsjane – the democrat thieves
kommonsentsjane – the democratic party
kommonsentsjane – the democrats newest squawk box.
kommonsentsjane – the dems and the elites
kommonsentsjane – the difference between men and women
kommonsentsjane – the discussion the media wont have
kommonsentsjane – the donald and jorge ramos
kommonsentsjane – the draw down of military
kommonsentsjane – the east catholic high school a cappella choir
kommonsentsjane – the economy myth
kommonsentsjane – the element of masochism whether it is iraq or ferguson
kommonsentsjane – the elephant test
kommonsentsjane – the elite republicans
kommonsentsjane – the employable americans
kommonsentsjane – the enemy within
kommonsentsjane – the environment
kommonsentsjane – the epa
kommonsentsjane – the europeans and the iranian deal
kommonsentsjane – the fake pollster prophets
kommonsentsjane – the fat cats budget
kommonsentsjane – the federal reserve
kommonsentsjane – the ferguson black panther story
kommonsentsjane – the first head of cerberus
kommonsentsjane – the first repub debate
kommonsentsjane – the flag scene
kommonsentsjane – the found gold train
kommonsentsjane – the fourth reich
kommonsentsjane – the fox trot
kommonsentsjane – the gaza strip
kommonsentsjane – the glaziev directive
kommonsentsjane – the golden rule in life
kommonsentsjane – the gop
kommonsentsjane – the green side of the grass
kommonsentsjane – the hair piece
kommonsentsjane – the haves and have nots
kommonsentsjane – the history of is
kommonsentsjane – the history of isis
kommonsentsjane – the holy war
kommonsentsjane – the imf
kommonsentsjane – the immigration act
kommonsentsjane – the income fraud
kommonsentsjane – the income gap
kommonsentsjane – the inconvenient facts the media ignore about climate change
kommonsentsjane – the iran deal
kommonsentsjane – the iran heist
kommonsentsjane – the iraq war
kommonsentsjane – the isis mad dogs
kommonsentsjane – the isis threat
kommonsentsjane – the islamization of france
kommonsentsjane – the key to confronting radicalization
kommonsentsjane – the knots prayer
kommonsentsjane – the koch brothers
kommonsentsjane – the lawless
kommonsentsjane – the leader and ceos social responsibility
kommonsentsjane – the leaders ego
kommonsentsjane – the left and marriage
kommonsentsjane – the loss of a pet
kommonsentsjane – the low down steaks
kommonsentsjane – the main reason for the season
kommonsentsjane – the messiah
kommonsentsjane – the middle class
kommonsentsjane – the middle class crash
kommonsentsjane – the middle east wars
kommonsentsjane – the military problem
kommonsentsjane – the miss universe contest
kommonsentsjane – the muslim attacker in tn
kommonsentsjane – the muslim religion
kommonsentsjane – the muslim/democratic debate
kommonsentsjane – the mystery
kommonsentsjane – the national debt
kommonsentsjane – the national review sucks
kommonsentsjane – the natives are getting restless world wide – they are afraid of trump
kommonsentsjane – the next leader
kommonsentsjane – the no fly list
kommonsentsjane – the obama game
kommonsentsjane – the obama jackal
kommonsentsjane – the obama list
kommonsentsjane – the obama paris fling on climate change
kommonsentsjane – the obamaphone fraud
kommonsentsjane – the oil money
kommonsentsjane – the patient one
kommonsentsjane – the patriot act
kommonsentsjane – the pentagon
kommonsentsjane – the people are the militia
kommonsentsjane – the perfect day
kommonsentsjane – the pledge of allegiance
kommonsentsjane – the pollyanna world
kommonsentsjane – the pope
kommonsentsjane – the pope and climate change
kommonsentsjane – the pope and obama
kommonsentsjane – the present is wake up – the past in chains is woke up.
kommonsentsjane – the presidency
kommonsentsjane – the prez advisor
kommonsentsjane – the prince of gaffes
kommonsentsjane – the prince of saudi arabia
kommonsentsjane – the prison camp violin
kommonsentsjane – the racist symbol
kommonsentsjane – the real bernie sanders
kommonsentsjane – the real reason oil is so cheap
kommonsentsjane – the real truth
kommonsentsjane – the real war on women
kommonsentsjane – the republican debate
kommonsentsjane – the rest of the story
kommonsentsjane – the right tweet
kommonsentsjane – the rise of intolerant liberals
kommonsentsjane – the road test
kommonsentsjane – the rules of life
kommonsentsjane – the sandy hook exploitation
kommonsentsjane – the saudi prince
kommonsentsjane – the shocking truth about the marxists behind the black lives matter organization: no forgiveness, no reconciliation
kommonsentsjane – the show down
kommonsentsjane – the slaughtering of christians in the world
kommonsentsjane – the socialist democrats who tried to ruin christmas in america
kommonsentsjane – the spiritual battle
kommonsentsjane – the stock market
kommonsentsjane – the supreme court
kommonsentsjane – the tea party
kommonsentsjane – the test
kommonsentsjane – the texas chicken ran |
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Njbiz staff//june 22, 2026//
chairman and ceo
valley national bank
what is your proudest professional achievement?
leading valley bank’s transformation from a $29 billion regional institution into a diversified $63 billion franchise serving businesses and communities across the country. What makes me most proud is not the growth itself, but building a stronger, more resilient organization while creating opportunities for our employees, supporting entrepreneurs, and helping clients achieve their goals.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
ai will fundamentally reshape how banks serve customers, make decisions, manage risk, and operate. Institutions that successfully combine technology with trust, human judgment, and strong governance will gain a significant competitive advantage.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
early in my career, i was told to never let my current role define my potential. Continue learning, stay curious, and be willing to take on challenges that stretch you beyond your comfort zone. For the next generation, i would say: invest in your growth every day. [S]uccessful careers are built not by avoiding mistakes, but by learning from them and [moving] forward.
ceo
prager metis
former global managing partner, roth was appointed ceo of top 50 accounting and advisory firm prager metis, a member of prager metis international group, in january.
as ceo, roth leads strategic planning for the extensive prager metis team – with more than 600 total members – overseeing firm growth strategy and initiatives. She also plays a key role in developing goals and policies and monitoring performance.
on her elevation, roth said she was honored to step into the role and continue building. “Our success has always come from our team and our commitment to delivering exceptional value to clients. I’m excited to lead prager metis into our next phase of growth,” she said at the time.
a 40-year veteran of the accounting industry, roth, who is based in the firm’s basking ridge office, has been included on several njbiz accounting power 50 lists, including no. 5 in 2023 and no. 7 in 2020.
over the course of her career, roth has focused on audit and assurance services, litigation support and business valuations and worked with clients across a variety of industries, including closely held businesses, real estate, and the u.S. Subsidiaries of foreign banks and corporations.
president and ceo
first bank
what is your proudest professional achievement?
as one of the original founders of first bank, i’m proud of what we’ve been able to create – a publicly-traded traded bank with $4 billion in assets, over $440 million in equity capital, 26 locations, and over 300 employees. But the story of first bank goes beyond just size and scale: we’ve created a true, relationship-based community bank where clients get great service, and team members feel great about the work they do supporting their communities.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
ai will be a force for good, but it will also create challenges. In the community banking sector, we need to make sure that as we improve efficiency, we don’t let technology get in the way of building quality relationships.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
treat customers as individuals rather than numbers. Prioritize long-term relationships over quick transactions. And remember that in this industry, your word and your handshake still matter. If you protect your core foundation, stay disciplined and keep your relationships at the center, long-term success takes care of itself.
executive director
greater newark enterprises corp.
what is your proudest professional achievement?
over the past six years, gnec has grown its lending activities throughout the state of n.J. As a microlender that doesn’t rely on u.S. Small business administration programs, gnec is highly flexible in its loan underwriting criteria and offers affordable loan terms that allows microbusinesses from n.J.’S underserved and underbanked communities to build long-term equity.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
while ai is certainly going to be disruptive for larger companies, the microbusinesses we work with continue to suffer from macroeconomic trends such as tariffs, inflation and supply chain challenges that affect them on a daily basis. Federal immigration policies have hampered our business clients and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
do everything that you can to build momentum and get your team excited about that momentum. While leaders should certainly focus on strategy and other “big picture” goals, it’s also extremely important to do what you do really well so that momentum is created.
founder and ceo
highly elevated cpa llc
what is your proudest professional achievement?
founding my own practice and being professionally recognized for the work that i do
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
ability to truly understand benefits and drawbacks of the ai and properly use it as tool
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
“never sell yourself short” was one of the best pieces of business advice i’ve ever received. The person who told me that was always seeing my potential unlike others and was the one who introduced me to the cannabis industry. This person’s name is harry carpenter, partner and co-practice leader of cannabis advisory services at citrin cooperman.
principal
cla (cliftonlarsonallen llp)
what is your proudest professional achievement?
my proudest professional achievement was leading the initiative to pass legislation in n.J. For the business alternative income tax. The bait is a modernization of how pass-through entities are taxed, allowing a federal tax deduction that would have otherwise been lost because of federal limits on deducting state income taxes. Since enactment, n.J. Has collected $22.36 billion in bait, resulting in approximately $5.6 billion in federal tax savings for new jersey business owners.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
it sounds cliche, but ai continues to be the disruptive change in the finance industry. Professionals will need to learn how to adopt ai in a way that increases roi, reduces risk and re-skills them for next generation of work.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
the best career advice i received was “be an inquisitive reader.”… Experience is critical, but you are constrained by experience timely lining up with what you are looking to learn. Reading allows you to constantly learn, at your pace and on the things you feel are best needed in your career.
chairman and ceo
connectone bank
what is your proudest professional achievement?
founding connectone bank and growing it to a team of over 700 across n.J., N.Y., And florida. Is my proudest achievement. We’ve supported thousands of clients through every stage of their financial lives — from launching ventures to navigating tough economic cycles. Even more importantly, we’ve built a culture where our team members can launch their careers, continually evolve, and achieve their professional aspirations while making a tangible impact on the communities we serve.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
the rise of non-bank competition … is fundamentally fragmenting traditional financial services. Coupled with the rapid integration of ai and blockchain technology, the industry’s landscape is being completely rewritten.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
my advice is the “50 cups of coffee” rule. I encourage everyone to have 50 coffees with mentors, peers, and leaders they admire. Be intentional — the goal isn’t just networking, but learning from their successes and failures.
associate professor
city university of new york – lehman college
what is your proudest professional achievement?
one of my proudest professional achievements has been my ability to translate highly technical and rapidly evolving topics such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, digital assets, tokenization, and financial technology into practical, actionable guidance for cpas, regulators, educators, and business leaders across the new jersey and new york city markets.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
the convergence of artificial intelligence and tokenized financial infrastructure [will be] the most disruptive change in finance over the next year. Ai is reshaping analysis, reporting, and decision-making, while tokenization and stablecoins are modernizing payments, settlement, and asset ownership. Together, these technologies will force firms to rethink compliance, work-force strategy, cybersecurity, and the role of traditional financial intermediaries
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
“you should always focus on job, but always look for opportunities outside of what your direct responsibilities/duties are.”
principal
the canna cpas
suchoff is founder and principal of lefstein-suchoff cpa & associates llc, which does business as the canna cpas.
as you maybe guessed, the fair law firm – which dates to 1997 – specializes in cannabis and hemp accounting and tax for cultivators, processors and retailers. The team advises owners, managers and investors nationwide in states where cannabis is legal.
suchoff was inspired to start the canna cpas after seeing how cannabis was able to help improve a family member’s medical condition.
suchoff herself is also a noted industry resource. She has participated in numerous expert discussions nationwide (including a previous njbiz panel discussion), penned articles for publications such as the national marijuana news and was even interviewed for snoop dog’s merry jane website.
additionally, suchoff is co-author of “write-offs to the rescue,” penning a chapter devoted to cannabis tax strategy. Her latest book, “how to run a profitable cannabis business” published in 2023.
the canna cpas maintains an active blog presence on its website, offering insights and information ranging from how cannabis cfos help navigate complex tax challenges to industry best accounting practices, mistakes to avoid and more.
managing partner
edison partners
what is your proudest professional achievement?
my proudest achievements are being a small part of founders and their teams making their dreams reality. … These risk takers, innovators, leaders and visionaries build behind the scenes for many years before anyone notices. I add value in strategy, talent and culture, and take pride in the human impact and multiplier effects of these successes.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
we are living it right now with ai. Our firm and the companies we invest in have an ongoing debate whether … this tech innovation cycle is different. The closest comparison i see is the internet era. … The investing pace and exuberance are similar. However, today’s ai and ai-enabled companies have stronger foundations.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
i have two. First, was from my grandfather, which he shared long before i started my career. He said, “plan your work and work your plan.” The second is from … marcus aurelius. In meditations he wrote, “you have power over your mind, not outside events. Realize this and you will find strength.”
senior vice president finance and chief financial officer
valley health system
what is your proudest professional achievement?
[h]elping lead a health system through the covid-19 pandemic. During a period of unprecedented uncertainty, i helped establish and scale covid testing sites to expand community access, while supporting efforts to maintain care delivery, protect our workforce, and manage significant financial pressures. Most importantly, we continued serving our communities when they needed us most.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
[t]he growing disconnect between what patients can afford and what healthcare organizations need to stay financially healthy. … The organizations that succeed will be those that re-build trust, improve transparency, and find ways to deliver care more efficiently without sacrificing quality.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
[p]ractice “humble ambition,” or what i like to call humbition. … [L]eadership is not about having all the answers or seeking recognition. It is about having the ambition to pursue excellence and drive meaningful results, while maintaining the humility to listen, learn, and give credit to others.
managing member
amala ventures
active investor and serial entrepreneur tedesco serves as managing member of amala ventures. That firm invests in early-stage companies here in the u.S. As well as in brazil.
she’s also managing director and new jersey chapter lead for golden seeds. The national network of angel investors is dedicated to supporting early-stage companies founded and led by women.
throughout its 20-plus years, golden seeds has invested almost $195 million in 274 women-led companies. Celebrating its two-decade anniversary locally in 2025, the group said nearly $10 million has been invested into female-led companies since golden seeds arrived on the scene.
established in partnership with the njeda and launched along with first lady tammy murphy in 2020, golden seeds in n.J. Offers angel investments ranging from $250,000 to $2 million; mentorship opportunities funded by the organization; and that singular focus on women-led ventures. Support also comes via office hours, during which entrepreneurs can register to receive one-on-one guidance.
“although i’ve traveled and lived around the world …i am a ‘jersey girl’ born and bred.”
managing partner
traphagen cpas & wealth advisors
what is your proudest professional achievement?
[b]eing recognized by the njcpa society as a lifetime leader, assisting others in achieving their financial goals. As we embrace our 56th year, it has been rewarding working with my brother, peter sr., His son, second generation peter traphagen jr., Managing director of our wealth management team, and recently, third generation william traphagen. Together, we remain committed to excellence, trust and integrity.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
technology is redefining the finance industry at a lightning pace. Agentic ai, automation and unified data architectures will provide a treasure chest of data-driven analytics; these tools will allow us to streamline client deliverables and provide high-value strategic insights and planning opportunities for our stakeholders.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
[f]ocus on technology, communication, and continuous learning – our core value is “education beyond the credential.” My mentor instilled upon me the importance of two things: always do the “right thing” and always be committed to “giving back.”
new jersey market leader
wells fargo advisors
closing out 2024, tucker left morgan stanley after seven years to join wells fargo advisors. Based in short hills, he now serves as new jersey market leader for that institution.
as a financial advisor, tucker offers and oversees a team providing a range of services — from individual investments to retirement planning and more. He holds 55 state licenses and three financial industry regulatory authority registrations, according to brokercheck by finra. With more than 20 years of experience in the field, tucker specializes in financial planning, portfolio management for individuals or small businesses, and pension consulting services.
active on linkedin, the leader celebrates team wins in the market he manages, including repeat recognitions from forbes for monthly best-in-state wealth management teams from new jersey, as well as achievements from linwood wealth management group, named a 2025 barron’s top 250 private wealth management team.
prior to leaving morgan stanley, tucker spent nine months as managing director, market executive-northern new jersey. For more than five years before that, he served as managing director, head of financial advisory trainee sourcing & development.
global head of worldwide wealth management in new jersey
jpmorganchase
what is your proudest professional achievement?
i’m proudest of the team and culture we’ve built — grounded in preparation, responsiveness, and doing the right thing for clients. I’ve helped set a standard of collaboration, accountability, empathy, and high-quality execution. The impact has been tangible for both clients and talent. Clients rely on our team through complex, high-stakes decisions, and i’ve helped develop future leaders through hands-on coaching and mentorship.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
ai will likely be the most disruptive force in the coming year, accelerating the speed, scale, and efficiency of turning data into relevant, actionable insights. That said, the highest standard of wealth management will remain deeply personal and relationship-driven — grounded in judgment, empathy, and trust. Well-governed ai will help advisors deliver better decision support and a stronger client experience, but it won’t replace the human element
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
[b]e an advisor, not a salesperson. Tell clients what they need to hear, not what they want to hear, and be willing to have the hard conversations.
chairman and ceo
citizens financial group inc.
what is your proudest professional achievement?
i’m most proud of leading citizens’ transformation from an orphaned subsidiary into a leading super-regional bank. Following our 2014 ipo, we paired organic investments with bold expansion, including entering the n.Y. Market and launching citizens private bank. Our strategy today centers on a growing consumer bank, a best-positioned commercial bank, and a premier private bank and wealth franchise.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
new technologies are reshaping business models and customer expectations in real time. Customers want seamless, digital-first experiences; competitors are moving faster, and technology cycles are shorter than ever. Banks that embrace ai and agentic tools to remove friction and deliver a personalized customer experience are best positioned to win.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
[s]eek growth opportunities that challenge you to reach your potential. Believe in yourself! My advice to the next generation is to stay grounded in the fundamentals but be ready to adapt.
managing partner and ceo
withum
what is your proudest professional achievement?
being selected as withum’s managing partner and ceo is my proudest professional achievement. It reflects the trust our partners have placed in me and is both a privilege and a responsibility i carry with deep commitment. I’m honored to lead a partner-owned firm defined by strong values, exceptional talent and real momentum as we continue to grow, innovate and create lasting value for our clients.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
the pace of ai advancement will be the most disruptive force. It’s rapidly reshaping how we work and deliver value to our clients. Success will come from balancing new technology with deep professional expertise, ensuring its use is responsible, thoughtful and grounded in sound judgment. It’s not just adoption — it’s integration with integrity.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
for the next generation: lean into new technologies. Stay curious, adapt quickly and use ai to enhance – not replace – critical thinking, relationships and judgment. Technology won’t replace you but ignoring it will hold you back. For more experienced professionals: stay agile and keep learning.
partner-in-charge of new jersey, managing partner of regions
eisneramper
what is your proudest professional achievement?
the first year i was voted onto our executive committee. I have learned so much and have been able to contribute to the firm in ways i never could have dreamed of. We make thoughtful decisions knowing we have colleagues who depend on us. We give back to the profession and our communities.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
responding with ai seems cliché at this point however that is the most impactful change. We are all navigating how ai will impact our organizations and colleagues. My hope is that we benefit with more balanced schedules, and my greatest hope is that we use ai and avoid it using us. The human element is priceless and our judgment, empathy, risk calibration and above all for the accounting profession trust.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
someone dear to me told me that the best decisions are made when we are not emotionally attached to the outcome. That stuck with me and in leadership i stay grounded in knowing matters are always larger than any one of us and the best decisions made are when we put the firm first.
chief financial officer, vice president of finance
bergen new bridge medical center
what is your proudest professional achievement?
i served as an administrator for a surgery center, and just prior to the onset of covid-19, we were in the process of obtaining our licensure. Despite the widespread disruptions caused by the pandemic, i successfully navigated the regulatory requirements and secured our final license.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
hr 1 [one big beautiful bill act] is expected to negatively impact hospitals by limiting state-directed payments, reducing a key source of supplemental medicaid funding. Combined with biannual medicaid redeterminations, hospitals may see increased coverage gaps, leading to higher uncompensated care and bad debt. These changes will strain margins, particularly for hospitals serving a high volume of medicaid patients.
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
i was given two pieces of advice that have always stuck with me. It was given to me by a wonderful woman i met and knew years ago. First, be careful who you step on on the way up, because they will be the same ones you see on the way back down. Never let your ego take over the person you are. Second, it’s never what you say but how you say it.
executive vice president and system chief financial officer
hudson regional health
what is your proudest professional achievement?
my proudest professional achievements have centered around building the financial foundation that allows healthcare organizations to grow, innovate, and serve their communities. Throughout my career, i have been fortunate to help lead transformational investments in hospitals, ambulatory services, physician partnerships, and new facilities.
what do you foresee as the most disruptive change in the finance industry in the coming year?
the most disruptive change in finance over the next year will be the rapid integration of artificial intelligence into financial planning, decision-making, and day-to-day operations. Ai has the potential to transform everything from forecasting and budgeting to revenue cycle management and strategic investment analysis. .
what was the best career advice you’ve ever received (or what’s your best advice for the next generation)?
the most memorable – and possibly the best – career advice i received came from a health system cfo who was asked to address a room full of hospital finance leaders. His answer was simple: “make your budget.” While it drew a laugh, it also captured an important truth. Leadership requires vision and strategy, but it ultimately comes down to execution. |
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What is a structured settlement in a personal injury case? A guide for ny victims
the massive settlement check you’ve been waiting for might actually be the biggest threat to your long-term financial survival. While a one-time lump sum feels like an immediate victory, it often vanishes faster than new york accident victims anticipate; leaving them vulnerable to future medical costs and market volatility. You’re likely asking, what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case and why would you choose a payout over time instead of immediate cash? It’s a high-stakes decision that demands clinical precision and a strategic approach to your recovery.
we understand the intense pressure you feel to sign quickly and move on, but your future shouldn’t be left to chance. You deserve a recovery plan that acts as a shield against powerful insurance entities. This guide will show you how a structured settlement provides a tax-free, guaranteed stream of income to protect your family’s security. We’ll preview how new york’s structured settlement protection act secures your rights, the specific tax advantages under irc §104(a)(2), and how to ensure your plan covers every future surgery and life-long care requirement. You can transition from a state of uncertainty into a position of absolute financial strength.
key takeaways
- understand what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case and how periodic payments provide a strategic shield against future financial instability.
- discover the significant tax advantages of these arrangements, which allow your recovery to grow 100% income tax-free under federal law.
- learn why structured plans are essential for catastrophic construction accident claims and protecting the long-term interests of minors in new york.
- compare the immediate benefits of a lump sum against the guaranteed, market-proof security of a periodic payment schedule to find your best path forward.
- see how an authoritative legal advocate coordinates with financial experts to ensure your settlement is backed by the highest-rated annuity providers.
defining structured settlements in new york personal injury law
a structured settlement is a voluntary agreement where an injury victim receives compensation through periodic payments rather than a single lump sum. In new york’s high-stakes legal environment, these are frequently used in catastrophic car accidents and construction site injuries where the victim requires long-term support. These arrangements aren’t just suggestions; they are a calculated strategy for survival. A structured settlement is a legally binding financial arrangement designed to provide lifetime security for the injured. To ensure long-term solvency, these payments are typically funded by highly rated life insurance companies. This prevents a situation where a victim is left vulnerable if a smaller entity fails to meet its obligations.
to better understand how these financial tools work in practice, watch this helpful video:
how periodic payments differ from lump sums
lump sums provide immediate liquidity, but they carry the devastating risk of “dissipation.” This occurs when a victim runs out of money too soon due to poor investments, family pressure, or unexpected medical costs. Structured payments offer a “spendthrift” protection, ensuring funds remain available for future surgeries or lost wages. You aren’t stuck with a rigid, one-size-fits-all plan. You can customize the schedule to include monthly checks, annual payouts, or even larger balloon payments for major life events. Understanding what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case means recognizing it as a personalized financial roadmap that adapts to your life.
the legal framework: why ny courts often require them
the law acts as a necessary shield in specific scenarios. New york courts often mandate structures in cases involving “infant compromises” to protect a minor’s interests until they reach adulthood. In queens and throughout nyc, judges scrutinize these arrangements with clinical precision to ensure they truly serve the victim’s best interest. You shouldn’t face powerful insurance adjusters alone during this process. A skilled personal injury lawyer attorney plays a vital role in drafting these complex agreements, making sure every clause protects your recovery. We fight to ensure the insurance company doesn’t use a structure to shortchange your total value or hide unfair terms in the fine print.
the financial advantages: why queens accident victims choose a structure
financial security after a catastrophic event isn’t just about the size of the initial check. It’s about how much of that recovery actually stays in your pocket over the next twenty or thirty years. When victims ask what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case, they’re often searching for a way to neutralize the volatility of the outside world. This arrangement serves as a strategic fortress against economic instability and aggressive taxation. It’s a calculated move to ensure that a moment of justice translates into a lifetime of stability.
choosing a structure offers several decisive advantages that a one-time payment simply cannot match:
- 100% income tax-free: unlike standard savings accounts or stock portfolios, the interest earned within these plans remains entirely tax-free under federal law.
- guaranteed income: your payments are locked in at a fixed rate. They don’t fluctuate with stock market crashes or shifts in the global economy.
- creditor protection: in many legal scenarios, these periodic payments are shielded from future creditors or outside legal judgments.
- customizable timing: we can design your plan to increase annually. This accounts for inflation and the notoriously high cost of living in new york city.
tax-free growth vs. Taxable investments
if you accept a multi-million dollar lump sum and place it in a traditional investment account, the irs will eventually come for its share. Dividends and capital gains are usually taxable; this can erode your purchasing power over time. A structured settlement is different. Because the growth happens within the tax-exempt framework of the settlement itself, every penny of interest is yours to keep. This is especially critical for those requiring medical malpractice legal representation for lifelong care. When care costs rise, you can’t afford to lose a significant portion of your growth to taxes. For a deeper look at the mechanics, you can read about how lawsuit structured settlements work and are taxed to see why the math favors the victim.
protection against financial predation
a sudden influx of cash often attracts unwanted attention. Aggressive financial advisors or distant relatives looking for “loans” can quickly drain a victim’s resources. A structured plan provides a steady, reliable stream of income that cannot be signed away in a moment of weakness or spent in a single day. It acts as a permanent shield for individuals who are physically or emotionally vulnerable due to their injuries. If you want to ensure your recovery is handled with clinical precision, it’s time to consult with an experienced advocate who understands these high-stakes dynamics. We don’t just win cases; we secure futures.
structured settlements for minors and catastrophic construction injuries
construction accidents in nyc, specifically falls from heights, aren’t just legal disputes; they are life-altering catastrophes. Ny labor law 240, often called the scaffold law, imposes strict liability on owners and contractors. When liability is this absolute, the resulting recovery is frequently massive. For a construction accident attorney nyc, the goal is securing a future, not just a check. A multi-million dollar recovery requires a strategic plan to prevent the funds from being depleted by medical inflation or mismanagement. You need a shield that lasts as long as the injury does.
many victims wonder what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case and why it matters so much for workplace injuries. It is the definitive resolution for a worker who can never return to the job site. This society of actuaries report on structured settlements highlights how these annuities provide a reliable baseline for victims facing decades of lost earning capacity. We use these tools to replace a steady paycheck with a guaranteed, tax-free income stream that the insurance company cannot touch.
safeguarding the future of injured children
the “infant compromise” process in new york courts acts as a mandatory safeguard for our most vulnerable clients. A judge must review and sign off on any settlement involving a minor. Judges often prefer structures because they prevent parents from accidentally mismanaging or spending the child’s funds. This ensures that money for college or a first home is waiting for them at age 18 or 21. Specific scheduling for future tuition or anticipated medical needs can be baked directly into the court order. This provides absolute certainty for the child’s transition into adulthood.
long-term care for ny labor law victims
construction injuries often involve permanent disability. A structure can be designed to pay for home modifications, specialized nursing, and advanced prosthetics. We frequently integrate these structures with “special needs trusts” to preserve eligibility for government benefits like medicaid. This dual-layered approach ensures that the settlement funds the lifestyle improvements while the state covers the basics. Our firm treats these cases with the clinical precision required for life-long financial security. We refuse to leave your family’s survival to the whims of the market or the pressure of insurance adjusters.
structured settlement vs. Lump sum: which is right for your claim?
the decision to accept a one-time payment or a series of periodic checks represents a defining moment in your recovery. You are at a financial crossroads. On one side, the lump sum offers immediate liquidity. This is often necessary for paying off massive medical liens, purchasing a handicap-accessible home, or providing the capital to start a business if your injuries prevent you from returning to your previous trade. On the other side, the structured approach provides the long-term security and tax-free growth we established as essential in previous sections. Understanding what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case involves recognizing that it isn’t always an “either-or” scenario. Many of our clients choose a hybrid approach; taking a portion in cash for immediate needs while structuring the remainder to cover lifelong care.
a strategic recovery plan requires more than a simple preference. It demands a clinical calculation of “present value.” This is the amount of money needed today to fund your future requirements safely. A personal injury lawyer rosedale ny from our firm will analyze your specific economic damages to ensure you aren’t left short-changed by inflation or rising healthcare costs. We don’t guess with your future; we use actuarial data to project your needs with absolute certainty.
evaluating your immediate vs. Future financial needs
we guide every client through a rigorous problem-solution framework to determine the ideal split between cash and structure. If you have outstanding debt that carries high interest, a lump sum is often the definitive resolution to stop financial hemorrhaging. However, if your injury is permanent and you face thirty years of lost earning capacity, a structure acts as your primary shield. We ask the hard questions: will your injury prevent you from ever returning to your previous career? Do you have dependents who rely on your monthly income? If the answer is yes, the “spendthrift” protection of a structure is often the safest path forward.
the role of the insurance company in negotiations
you must remain vigilant during the negotiation phase. Insurance companies often push for structures not because they care about your future, but because it saves them money. They can often purchase an annuity at a deep discount while claiming it has a much higher “expected payout” value. We demand absolute transparency regarding the actual “cost” of the annuity versus the total “payout.” Never accept a structured offer without a relentless advocate reviewing the internal rate of return. If the math doesn’t favor you, we won’t sign. If you want a fighter who will demand every penny you deserve, schedule your strategic case evaluation today.
how yakov mushiyev & associates secures your maximum recovery
we are not just paper-pushers; we are tireless fighters who understand the high stakes of a car accident lawyer jamaica avenue claim. When you’re recovering from a traumatic injury, you’re in a state of vulnerability. Our firm acts as the definitive resolution to the chaos. We understand that asking what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case is only the first step. The real challenge lies in forcing a billion-dollar insurance company to fund that structure fairly. We bring clinical precision to every negotiation, ensuring your future is never left to chance.
our strategic approach involves more than just legal expertise. We utilize top-tier financial consultants to verify that any proposed annuity company is highly rated, specifically seeking an a+ rating or better. This protects you from the risk of a provider becoming insolvent decades from now. We also handle the intricate “infant compromise” filings and mandatory court appearances required for queens families. Our “no win, no fee” promise serves as our signature commitment to your recovery. We don’t get paid unless we secure a settlement that provides the lifelong security you deserve.
aggressive negotiation against powerful insurers
insurance companies are formidable opponents who often use complex financial products to minimize their own costs. We act as your shield. We verify the financial health of the life insurance company backing your periodic payments with absolute certainty. Street-smart advocacy means knowing exactly when to push for more cash upfront for immediate debts and when to demand a higher long-term payout for future care. We don’t settle for “standard” offers. We demand a plan that reflects the true value of your trauma and your future needs.
personalized legal advocacy for rosedale and rochdale families
we ground our expertise in the specific geographic and cultural context of our community. We understand the unique needs of queens families, from calculating local cost-of-living adjustments to accounting for the specific rates of regional medical providers. Every client receives a direct line to a legal team that treats their trauma with deep empathy and their case with mathematical precision. You aren’t just another file number; you’re a neighbor whose future we are sworn to protect. Call us today for a complimentary initial assessment to discuss if a structured settlement is the right path for your slip and fall legal representation case. Time is of the essence, and we’re ready to move forward immediately.
secure your future with a strategic recovery plan
your recovery shouldn’t be a gamble. While a one-time check offers immediate relief, a periodic payment plan provides the tax-free growth and market protection necessary for true financial survival. Understanding what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case is the first step toward establishing a permanent shield for your family. Whether you are navigating the complexities of an infant compromise or seeking lifetime support after a catastrophic construction fall, you need a plan built on clinical precision rather than insurance company shortcuts. We ensure your compensation adapts to your life, not the other way around.
yakov mushiyev & associates brings over 18 years of relentless advocacy to every queens claim. We specialize in high-stakes ny labor law and catastrophic injury cases, ensuring that powerful insurers don’t underfund your future. Our risk-free “no win, no fee” arrangement means we are fully invested in your success. Don’t leave your long-term security to chance. Contact yakov mushiyev & associates for a free case evaluation today. You have fought hard for your recovery; let us fight to ensure it lasts a lifetime.
frequently asked questions
can i change my structured settlement payments once they start?
no, you generally cannot change the payment schedule once the legal agreement is finalized. These arrangements are legally binding contracts designed to provide absolute stability for the duration of the plan. This is why we insist on clinical precision during the initial design phase. We ensure your schedule accounts for anticipated medical inflation and major life milestones before the first check is ever cut.
are structured settlements taxable in new york?
personal injury settlements are 100% tax-free in new york at both the state and federal levels. Under internal revenue code §104(a)(2), proceeds from physical sickness or injury claims aren’t considered taxable income. This tax-exempt status applies to both the initial funding and the interest earned over time. It’s a significant advantage over traditional taxable investments that can erode your recovery through annual tax obligations.
what happens to my structured settlement if i pass away?
your payments can continue to your chosen beneficiaries if your plan includes a “guaranteed” payment period. During the setup phase, we help you designate survivors who will receive the remaining funds if you pass away before the term ends. If the plan is structured as a “life-only” annuity without a guarantee, payments might stop upon death, which is why we fight for protective clauses that secure your family’s future.
can i sell my structured settlement for a lump sum later?
you can sell your payment rights, but new york law requires a judge’s signed approval to ensure the transaction is in your best interest. Under the structured settlement protection act, the court scrutinizes these sales because factoring companies often apply high discount rates. Understanding what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case means recognizing it’s a long-term shield; selling it often results in receiving significantly less than the total face value.
how is the amount of my periodic payments determined?
the payment amount is determined by a clinical calculation of your future medical needs, lost wages, and life expectancy. We work with economic experts to establish the “present value” of your claim. This ensures the periodic payments provide a sufficient lifestyle and cover every anticipated surgery. When asking what is a structured settlement in a personal injury case, you’re looking for a strategic roadmap designed to replace uncertainty with absolute financial confidence.
is the insurance company the one actually paying my monthly check?
typically, a highly rated life insurance company issues an annuity that funds your checks rather than the defendant’s liability insurer. The defendant’s insurance company pays a lump sum to this annuity provider, which then assumes the legal obligation to pay you. We verify that these companies hold an a+ rating or better to ensure they remain solvent for the decades your plan may span, acting as a permanent safeguard for your recovery.
do i need a special lawyer to handle a structured settlement?
you need a personal injury advocate who understands the financial nuances and high-stakes negotiations involved in these agreements. Most firms can settle a case, but few possess the street-smart experience to negotiate the internal rate of return effectively. We act as your shield during these negotiations to prevent insurers from using a structure to save themselves money at your expense. We demand transparency in every calculation.
can a structured settlement be used in a wrongful death case?
yes, they are frequently used to provide a guaranteed stream of income for surviving spouses and children. In wrongful death claims, a structure can replace the deceased’s monthly income and fund future education costs for dependents. This ensures the family has a rock-solid financial foundation that isn’t subject to the volatility of the stock market or the risk of mismanaging a single, large cash payment. |
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miami, florida - mdc alumni hall of fame 2026 dinner: on friday, june 5, an elegant dinner was held at the loews hotel in coral gables to honor the most outstanding alumni of miami-dade college in its 2026 hall of fame. Among the awardees were: (1) the current u.S. Ambassador to peru, bernie navarro, who could not attend due to the situation in that country; (2) emilio cabrera of mcdonald’s; (3) silvia ríos fortun for her extraordinary work supporting the jackson memorial foundation; (4) the fire chief of miami-dade county, fernando gómez; (5) state senator rené garcía, who is now a county commissioner; and (6) néstor machado in real estate, whose family owned the cawy soft drinks brand on the island of cuba during the republican era.
the presentation of the honorees was led by the popular president of mdc, madeline pumariega, and jorge plasencia, chairman of the board of directors of the miami-dade college foundation.
bill pulte appointment: william pulte was named by president trump to replace tulsi gabbard as director of national intelligence. Currently, pulte holds the position overseeing fannie mae, freddie mac, and the federal home loan banks. The white house confirmed that he will continue in this role and add the director of national intelligence position.
because of pulte’s inexperience with national security, however, president trump has revoked his appointment and instead named jay clayton, currently united states attorney for the southern district of new york, and commissioner of the securities and exchange commission during the first trump term. Hopefully pulte will go back to focusing on privatizing fannie mae and freddie mac.
protests at u.S. Embassy in caracas: hundreds of protesters went to the u.S. Embassy in caracas to demand general elections in venezuela. They already need full democracy in their country. So be it! Of course, at the end of 1998 they voted for democratic socialism and got totalitarian communism until the beginning of this year, so maybe they should not be in such a hurry to embrace majoritarian democracy.
polymarket 2028 predictions: polymarket published its latest prediction for the 2028 presidential elections and, as of today, the leaders are: marco rubio with 17% followed by jd vance with 16%. Gavin newsom with 14%, kamala “la mala” with 5.3%, and “seso hueco” ocasio-cortez with 5%. Although we are still very far from the elections, marco rubio must feel very happy with these results. And so do we!
jerry demings cancer diagnosis: jerry demings, the current mayor of orange county (orlando), florida, has been diagnosed with “treatable” prostate cancer. Meanwhile, he has decided to suspend his campaign for governor of florida. He is married to val demings, who was a congresswoman in washington from 2017 to 2023. She ran against marco rubio for the senate in 2022 and lost bigly.
white house correspondents’ dinner: the white house correspondents’ dinner gala will now be held on friday, july 24, according to organizers this week. The previous one had to be suspended when a criminal “snuck in” to the event firing a gun. The president, first lady and vice president vance were there. I imagine security measures will be enormous. God willing, it can be held normally.
mackenzie scott’s donations: mackenzie scott (jeff bezos’ first-wife) has donated to various causes $26.4 billion in less than 7 years. In 2025 she donated $7.2 billion, which is the most donated by any person in the world since forbes began documenting donations. She is a famous novelist and was involved in the development of amazon. Married to jeff bezos from 1993 to 2019. Very involved in women’s causes, she is an admirable person. Nevertheless, her donations have mostly favored woke progressive causes.
visa and mastercard leave cuba: visa and mastercard are leaving cuba. These cards will no longer work on the island. Every day they are more isolated and complicated!
josefina vidal statement: the strong hand of communism in cuba, josefina vidal, declared that nothing has been resolved between cuba and the united states to date. Josefina is a lifelong communist and has been a spokeswoman for the regime for many years. She speaks several languages, including english, french and russian. She was the head of the cuban interests section in washington for several years, and is one of the “hardliners” of the regime. She was eventually expelled from the usa. An intelligent and dangerous woman.
Óscar pérez documentary: the documentary about the life of the venezuelan investigator Óscar pérez, assassinated in 2018 under the government of president maduro, arrived in miami. Now that venezuela is at a crossroads with its past and its future, this information is once again unleashing emotions and one sees the cruelty in oscar’s execution.
peru presidential elections: in the peruvian presidential elections held earlier this month, after the latest counts, keiko fujimori was leading in votes over her leftist rival. Hopefully she can assume power and govern peru. We pray that the recount is carried out peacefully.
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