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Vallely: Obama’s Syria Policy Reflects ‘Ineptness’
General Paul Valley weighs-in on the White House decision to arm the Syrian rebels and the possibility of the creation of a no-fly zone at Syria’s border with Jordan.
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Norquist: We Don't Need a Budget
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist says there's no need for a budget, because the sequester numbers are working. He also weighs-in on immigration reform, IRS controversies and tax reform.
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Hoekstra: I Was Briefed on NSA Surveillance by Dick Cheney
Pete Hoekstra, the former chairman of the powerful House Intelligence Committee, tells Newsmax TV that NSA surveillance of emails and phone calls dates back to the Bush administration and that he was personally briefed on safeguards by then-Vice President Dick Cheney in 2004.
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Rep. Black: Obamacare Database 'Doesn't Have a Lot of Safeguards'
Obamacare will create a huge national repository of personal information — “and the problem is that this information doesn’t have a lot of safeguards,” Rep. Diane Black tells Newsmax TV in an exclusive interview.
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Rich Lowry: Barack Obama is No Lincoln
National Review Editor Rich Lowry tells Newsmax that by returning to Abraham Lincoln’s vision of society that fosters opportunity and rewards hard work instead of punishing it, we can lead ourselves out of the current economic malaise.
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Rep. Steve King: Obama Abusing Patriot Act, NSA Leak Reveals
Rep. Steve King, R.-Iowa, tells Newsmax that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden did us a service while maybe committing a crime.
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John Bolton: Snowden's Leak 'An Act of War'
Former U.N Ambassador John Bolton tells Newsmax TV in an exclusive interview that Edward Snowden, the man who has admitted to leaking classified information to the media, is a traitor and should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Bolton added that Snowden deserves at least 'five consecutive life sentences."
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Ron Paul: NSA Whistleblower Snowden is a ‘Hero’
Former GOP Presidential candidate Ron Paul says the Obama administration’s program to collect data from Americans’ phone calls is ‘crazy’ and that the president’s claim that the administration isn’t listening to your phone calls is untrue.
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Schoen: Leaker's 'Hostile Act' Merits Prosecution
Political analyst and Democratic pollster Douglas Schoen tells Newsmax that the surveillance and other scandals rocking Washington have made the Obama presidency "an administration in crisis."