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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) (photo credit: Gage Skidmore)[/caption][...]
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) (photo credit: Gage Skidmore)[/caption][...] 
Watch the lines go up as Ted Cruz rebukes CNBC and defends his fellow Republicans from idiotic, hostile questions. Frank Luntz says he has never seen a line that tested this high. Watch:[...]
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (photo credit: Gage Skidmore)[/caption][...] 
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Photo credit: CollegeDegrees360 via Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)[/caption][...] 
If you watched the GOP debate last night, you probably cringed at the blatant partisanship on display from the moderators. It wasn’t just you; the rest of the media was disgusted with how CNBC handled the debate. Skeptical? Here were four reasons even liberal news outlets couldn't hide their disgust:[...]
Senator Ted Cruz may have dropped the best opening line in calling out the moderators last night, but Senator Marco Rubio arguably gave the most solid performance. Rubio had a lot of good applause lines last night, but here are three of the best:[...]
In our last episode, we found former federal education official Joanne Weiss admitting how the U.S. Department of Education (USED) coerced the states to sign up for the Common Core scheme of national standards, national assessments, and other federally dictated policies. This development led Ze’ev Wurman to dig up an old video of Ms. Weiss saying something else that parents might find interesting -- a suggestion that USED might be planning to monitor individual students to track their progress.[...] 
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Photo credit: Jeff Belmonte via Flickr (CC BY 2.0)[/caption][...] 
In one of a spectacularly bizarre series of irrelevant hostile questions, the MSNBC CNBC moderator tried to grill Ben Carson on his board membership in a corporation that offers domestic partner benefits. Watch Carson's spectacular response:[...]