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Kyrsten Sinema’s anti-war activist past under scrutiny as she runs for Senate (CNN)

Democratic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema’s past ties to far-left groups are resurfacing as she campaigns to win Arizona’s Senate race against her Republican opponent, Rep. Martha McSally. Sinema is running on her Congressional record as a hawk on military spending and defense, proclaiming in an ad she would do “whatever it takes” to keep America safe and boasting that she fought for “billions for military spending.”

But the Democratic congresswoman also has an extensive past as a progressive activist. Her events and associations in opposing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan — and her early years as a Democratic lawmaker in Arizona — frequently brought her into contact with the left-wing fringe, a KFile review finds.
Sinema, with her nearly 14-year legislative history, six as a state representative, one as a state senator, and almost six years as a member of Congress wants to run on her record in the House of Representatives. But Republican groups and her opponent have sought to make her judgment an issue, highlighting her liberal activism and anti-war work in ads. [Read More]

Don Lemon on Kanye West’s Oval Office Meeting: His Mom Is ‘Rolling Over in Her Grave’ (Washington Free Beacon)

CNN host Don Lemon on Thursday invoked Kanye West’s deceased mom to castigate the rapper’s Oval Office meeting with President Donald Trump, saying she was “rolling over in her grave.”

West, who was wearing a red “Make America Great Again” hat, sat with Trump at the Oval Office desk and chatted in front of reporters and photographers for more than 10 minutes, praising the president and saying the cap made him feel like Superman.

The music artist and entrepreneur was invited to the White House for lunch with the president, former NFL star Jim Brown, and Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and top adviser. Manufacturing, prison reform and gang violence were all topics on the afternoon’s agenda.

West’s performance didn’t impress Lemon, prompting him to rant on CNN for several minutes about how West was embarrassing himself and that he needed to get help. [Read More]

Michael Eric Dyson Calls Kanye West a ‘Blitzkrieg of Blathering Ignorance,’ Says He Gives ‘Cover’ to a ‘White Supremacist’ (Mediaite)

Georgetown University professor Michael Eric Dyson sounded off on Kanye West‘s visit to the Oval Office.

Dyson began by reacting to West’s efforts to bring Colin Kaepernick to the White House and sit down with President Donald Trump, saying it “doesn’t make sense.”

“This is such a blitzkrieg of blathering ignorance on one level,” Dyson said to MSNBC host Ari Melber, “and I say this as a man who loves Kanye West, who admires his genius, and who considers him a friend. But I beg him, I plead to him- Kanye, cease the interventions through media of trying to engage issues in which you don’t have sophisticated comprehension and knowledge.” [Read More]

VANDALS HIT NYC GOP HEADQUARTERS: ‘ATTACK IS MERELY A BEGINNING’ (The Daily Caller)

The Metropolitan Republican Club on Manhattan’s Upper East Side was vandalized Thursday night with broken windows, spray-painted anarchy signs, and a threatening message that the “attack is merely a beginning.”The building is the headquarters of the Manhattan Republican Party and the New York City regional office for the New York Republican Party. [Read More]

Sen. Cassidy Offers Sharp Response To Protester Demanding He Apologize (Townhall)

It seems one result of weeks of aggressive protesters hounding Senators in the halls of Congress is that the Senators have become pretty adept at responding to bad faith comments like this one.

Tuesday of this week, Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana was confronted by a pair of protesters, one of whom demanded an apology. This protester wasn’t content to ask for an apology for herself, instead, she demanded one for her children who were sitting quietly in a stroller. [Read More]

Amy Winehouse’s hologram is set to go on tour (CNN)

Seven years after her death, a hologram of Amy Winehouse is set to hit the road.

Base Hologram has announced a partnership with Winehouse’s estate to produce a concert tour to celebrate the singer’s legacy.
The Grammy winner died of accidental alcohol poisoning in 2011. She was 27.
Base bills itself as “the leading live entertainment content creator leveraging holographic film technology to produce live entertainment tours and attractions worldwide.” [Read More]

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