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The Phyllis Schlafly Report

National Popular Vote — One of the Worst ( read more )

H-1B Visas Take American Jobs ( read more )

Try Bipartisanship About China (read more)

What's Wrong With Con Con? ( read more )

• ALERT: Too Much About Common Core Stinks!

  Federal Curriculum Guidelines - Invasive student tracking data base - Student data sold to highest bidder - Unconstitutional - Elimination of classical literature - Dumbing down - Private schools and Home schools not exempt ( Michelle Malkin ) ( Eagle Issues )

• Investigation caught Lt. Gov. Carroll off guard

  Gov. Rick Scott will sign legislation prohibiting the gaming at Internet cafés, his office said Thursday, following Senate passage of a bill that flew through the Legislature. Scott had said prior to the legislative session that the cafés should be shut down, but had remained elusive in answering questions after legislation emerged to do just that. The proposal was shepherded quickly through both chambers after 57 arrests were made less than a month ago.

  Former Florida Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll said Thursday she had no idea law enforcement was investigating a veterans charity accused of running illegal slot machine-style casinos until two agents walked into her office last month.

  Carroll wanted to make clear she did nothing wrong. She said she was paid $6,000 a month to do public relations work for Allied Veterans and had nothing to do with the alleged gambling.

  Nearly 60 people have been charged in the Allied Veterans case, accused of running a $300 million gambling ring. Investigators said Allied Veterans spent just 2 percent of its profits on veterans charities while its leaders spent millions on boats, real estate and sports cars.

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• North Korea’s Wakeup Call

  by Phyllis Schlafly: North Korea’s test was a surprise to Americans, to the Obama Administration and to Congress because its last couple of tests had been failures. More alarming was the fact that the launch was a surprise to our intelligence community, which didn’t know the North Koreans had perfected this technology, and didn’t anticipate a launch.

  There should have been an immediate demand that the Obama Administration fulfill its constitutional duty to ‘provide for the common defense.’ What could be a more important duty, and a more pressing need for spending our tax dollars, than to save Americans from being incinerated by nuclear bombs? ( read more )

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