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Latest From Wayne Allyn Root November 29, 2012 Can The GOP Really Be This Stupid? » Can the GOP really be this stupid? It appears many GOP Congressmen are suddenly willing to raise taxes. What utter fools. As Forest Gump's mother (played by Sally Field) said: "Stupid is as stupid does." And this is world-class stupid. More » Outside The Asylum Ron Paul Told Us There'd Be Days Like This » On Tuesday morning, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell decried President Barack Obama's continued refusal to address the "fiscal cliff." According to McConnell, Obama needs to get off "the campaign trail." For what it's worth, McConnell is right. More » Analysis Issa Suggests Ban On Internet Legislation, Online Eyebrows Rise » Representative Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) has proposed a bill that could allow Internet freedom advocates a little bit of time to regroup and build a stronger framework to combat the Federal government's continuous crusade to gain undisputed control over the Internet. But it could be a Trojan horse. More » Personal Liberty News Obama, Republicans Post-Campaign Campaigning Over Taxes » President Barack Obama and failed Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney will meet today for the first time since the election for a private lunch at the White House. More » Female Service Members Sue For Combat Inclusion » A Federal lawsuit filed on Tuesday by four members of the armed forces seeks to put an end to the Pentagon's longtime policy of barring women from serving in combat positions. More » About 80 Drugs Interact With Grapefruit » More than 80 common medications interact with grapefruit — about half with serious complications, including death, Canadian researchers say. People age 45 and older buy the most grapefruit and take the most prescription drugs, making this group the most likely to face interactions. More » Power Of The State Why You Should Never Call Police Following what seemed like a rash of stories like this that saw people calling police for help and ending up being detained, arrested, abused and/or killed at the hands of the "men (and women) in blue," we started to name this new feature segment "Why You Should Never Call Police." But while we still hold the sentiment that calling the police for help can be hazardous to one's health (and, therefore, should not be done), that name seemed too restrictive. So we decided on "Power Of The State." It seemed more fitting. After all, it's not just the local police who are becoming increasingly militarized and increasingly militant. It's any number of the growing legions of badge-carrying enforcers operating to impose the will of the growing totalitarian state on the American people.  More »