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Pat Robertson shouts 'Revolution!' over Obamacare: 'People are going to die'

Televangelist Pat Robertson yelled for "Revolution!" on Wednesday and warned that "people will die" if voters did not elect Republicans in 2014 who would repeal President Barack Obama's health care reform law.

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Methodist pastor calls his church 'evil' after fellow pastor convicted for gay wedding

A Methodist pastor in Seattle is defying his church hierarchy and pledging to continue to officiate at same sex weddings even after another pastor was punished for doing the same thing earlier this week.

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Colbert congratulates guest Santorum on appealing to 'not enough people to win'

Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum (R) paid a visit to "The Colbert Report" to promote his new film, "The Christmas Candle" on Tuesday night. The erstwhile presidential candidate turned conservative film mogul talked about the 2016 presidential race, his definition of marriage as well at the new film, which is the first production out of the studio that is currently helmed by Santorum.

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Maddow mocks right wingers over substance-free 'Under God' Obama attack

On her show on Tuesday night, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow dedicated a segment to laughing at right-wing pundits and provocateurs for their most recent attack on President Barack Obama. Fox News, Rush Limbaugh and the websites Breitbart.com and the Daily Caller accused Obama of omitting the words "under God" from his reading of the Gettysburg Address for a project by filmmaker Ken Burns.

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Pennsylvania cops Taser handcuffed 14-year-old in the face 'for his safety'

A mother in Pennsylvania is threatening to sue after officers shocked her 14-year-old son in the face with a Taser while he was handcuffed.

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George W. Bush: I'm 'not too worried' about how history will judge me

In an appearance on the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno," former President George W. Bush told Leno that he isn't particularly concerned about what history will make of his legacy and that right now he is happy concentrating on his painting.

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Voters soundly reject Albuquerque abortion limits in near-record turnout

Voters in Albuquerque overwhelmingly rejected a measure Tuesday that would have banned abortions after 20 weeks.

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Bill Maher to O'Donnell: Christians have it all wrong, lots of atheists love Christmas

Bill Maher stopped by Lawrence O'Donnell's MSNBC show "The Last Word" on Tuesday night to discuss the current civil war in the Republican Party and the further misadventures of half-term Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R).

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Texas cops force drivers off the road to give DNA to federal contractors

Police in Fort Worth, Texas apologized this week after officers forced drivers off the road so federal contractors could test their saliva, blood and breath tested for a study on driving while impaired.

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'The Daily Show' confronts 'pussocracy' surrounding Toronto's crack-smoking mayor

Daily Show correspondent Jessica Williams confronted a Toronto City Council member over the council's inability to get Mayor Rob Ford out of office despite the increasing public spectacle surrounding him.

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Outcry forces Catholic school to put off 'Pray away the gay' speaker

A Catholic school in Bronx, New York has postponed a presentation by anti-LGBT activist Rev. Donald Timone, a retired priest who preaches that non-heterosexual orientations and feelings can be overcome with prayer and a 12-step program of his devising.

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Prosecutor at bail hearing: Zimmerman choked girlfriend days before shotgun threat

At a bond hearing on Tuesday, prosecutors in Seminole County alleged that former neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman had choked his girlfriend just days before she called 911 to say he was threatening her with a shotgun.

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Conservatives flip out after Obama reads original Gettysburg Address without 'under God'

Conservative websites on Tuesday expressed outraged after President Barack Obama read an original version of President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, which did not include the words "under God."

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