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Ingraham pushes for an end to all Muslim immigration

Right-wing radio host Laura Ingraham announced on her program Monday that she's long believed the United States should shut down all immigration from central Asia and any nation with a majority Muslim population.

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Gun group chief: Liberals OK with liberals dying in Boston to force more gun control

Larry Pratt, the head of the lobbying group Gun Owners of America, recently agreed with a pair of conservative Internet TV hosts who asserted that liberals didn't mind if other liberals were killed in bombings like the one in Boston last week because "they are like the Chinese" and "they got a billion backups."

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Fox News host proposes putting 'listening devices' in mosques after Boston bombing

After falsely painting the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing as frequent visitors to a local mosque, Fox News host Brian Kilmeade called for authorities to spy on mosques, despite evidence such tactics did not help any criminal investigations.

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Grassley flips out: 'I didn't say that!' about using bombing to delay immigration reform

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) on Monday became irate and yelled at Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) during a Senate hearing at the suggestion that he had used last week's Boston Marathon bombing to try and delay immigration reform.

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Republican lawmaker defends call to torture: 'Me, bin Laden and a baseball bat'

New York state Sen. Greg Ball (R) on Monday doubled down on his call to torture the Boston Marathon bombing suspect, saying that if he had the same opportunity after the attacks September 11, 2011, 'it would have been me Osama bin Laden and a baseball bat."

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FCC chairman personally excuses Boston Red Sox player's televised f-bomb

Federal Communications Chairman Julius Genachowski, who announced his retirement last month, said Saturday that Boston Red Sox player David Ortiz would not receive the regulatory agency's scrutiny over his use of the word "fucking" during an impassioned, off-the-cuff speech.

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Graduate student: Didn't take long to find errors in prominent pro-austerity study

One of the graduate students at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst who found critical errors in a famous pro-austerity economic paper explained his findings to CNN.

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CNN asks torture proponent Alberto Gonzales about how to 'keep America America'

The man who convinced President George W. Bush to reinterpret the Geneva Convention's prohibitions on torture on Sunday declared that "we can never be safe in a society like ours" and terrorists will always want to attack America because they are "unhappy about U.S. foreign policy."

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Bill Clinton heckled at GLAAD Awards for signing Defense of Marriage Act

Former President Bill Clinton was heckled on Saturday night while accepting an award for his support of LGBT rights.

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Lindsey Graham blames FBI for Boston bombing: 'The ball was dropped'

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on Sunday declared that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) was at fault for failing to prevent last week's bombing in Boston.

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Feinstein calls out Peter King's Islamophobia and 'hatred' for Muslims

Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-CA) on Sunday lashed out at New York Rep. Peter King (R) for creating "disdain and hatred" for Muslims following last week's bombing in Boston.

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Ex-CIA deputy director: Boston bombing 'more like Columbine than al Qaeda'

Former CIA Deputy Director Phillip Mudd on Sunday told Fox News that Boston bombing suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev should be charged as a murderer because the crime looked more like the 1999 massacre at Columbine High School in Colorado than an attack planned by al Qaeda.

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Peter King: Treat bomber as enemy combatant because 'battlefield now in the U.S.'

Rep. Peter King (R-NY) says that Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev should be treated as an enemy combatant and does not deserve to be informed of his Miranda rights to remain silent because the "battlefield is now in the United States."

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