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This is very, very clever AND very funny — ‘Bad Lip Reading’ video of inauguration is so bad, it’s great

Maybe you wondered just what was inside that sky-blue Tiffany gift box Melania Trump presented to Michelle Obama on Inauguration Day. Or what now-president Donald Trump and then-president Barack Obama chatted about as they stood side by side. Well, too bad, we don’t actually know. But “Bad Lip Reading” takes some hilarious guesses in a new video that might be the You Tube channel’s funniest to date. ‘Bad Lip Reading’ video of inauguration is so bad, it’s great

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K-12: Drain This Swamp — American Thinker

When you consider our slide down the world various world rankings, it’s exactly the same in Australia. Here, then, is a simple formula for quickly draining the educational swamp: eliminate all the counterproductive ideas introduced over the last 85 years. That’s it. These bad ideas, like the viruses in your computer, did not appear by accident. They were systematically and deliberately placed in the schools by John Dewey’s socialist “change agents.” The good news is that these bad ideas can be removed in that same deliberate way – just as a technician removes viruses from your computer. Presto: schools will be better and cheaper.

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Trump Playing Rope-a-Dope with the Media — American Thinker

The media are jumping at shadows and totally clueless as they are so used to calling the shots and controlling the daily agenda. Then along came Trump and he’s running them ragged. “..Rope-a-dope is a boxing strategy originally used by Muhammad Ali and his famous Rumble in the Jungle fight against George Foreman. Ali purposely put himself into a seemingly disadvantageous position, letting Foreman tire himself out and eventually lose the match. How does this strategy apply to politics? Just watch President Trump since his election and now in his first week in office..”

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What Thinking Australians Are Thinking

What Thinking Australians Are Thinking

The fiddling continues as Rome burns. The economy sinks further into its protracted crisis, debt burgeons, education standards wither, manufacturing industries dwindle, primary industries struggle while land, property and businesses are bought up by foreign interests. And the cause du jour for the commentariat and politicians? When and how we should celebrate our national day.

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Seven sins of the change-Australia-Day movement — Andrew Bolt

Worth filing away for future arguments with the family and friends over Christmas lunch and Australia Day bar b cues. As Bolt points out, changing the date solves nothing. Many protesters are angry that Australia was “invaded” by the British. But that “invasion” happened, as did all that flowed from that. Denial won’t change that fact

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