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Watch how the RNC stacked the crowd to bash everything Trump says
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WTF Is The Government Putting In The Sky That Is Poisoning Americans?
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For The Record, This Is The Hero Gangbanger The Left Wants To Bring Back From El Salvador
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Michigan Cop Shoots And Kills A Supposed Community Leader Who Sure Seemed To Hate Cops And The Law
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Road-Raging Karen Gets Herself Into A Bit Of A Pinch
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Florida Cop Arrests A Couple Of Nasty Old Bags Being Obnoxious At The Movies
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Los Angeles Package Theives Are Using Their Kid To Snatch Boxes Off Of Porches
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The chairman of the local Republican Party here confirmed to local television that 2016 frontrunner billionaire Donald Trump’s concerns—and those of his closest competitor Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)97% —with the Republican National Committee (RNC) allocation of debate audience tickets are well-placed. Chad Groover, the chairman of the Greenville County Republican Party here, told WYFF—the local NBC News station—that party donors get tickets to the debate. “You’ll have a good mix of people who are donors, people who are donors and workers, and people who are just workers,” Groover said, noting that he got “a couple of dozen” of tickets to hand out to the party’s faithful donors. “I didn’t have hundreds of tickets. I had a couple of dozen tickets,” Groover said. That means a significant proportion of his stack of approximately 24 tickets went to monied interests backing the GOP—not to actual voters in the upcoming election.
