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Lyssa Reinders

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Lyssa Reinders is a recent law school graduate and freelance writer. New Jersey born, she is now quite happily a Tennessee resident, where she works as a law clerk, assisting and advising local judges in preparation for her law career. She has a longstanding passion for debates, politics, good food, and freedom. Reach her at Lyssalovelyredhead.wordpress.com or at lyssaloveyredhead@gmail.com or follow her on Twitter @LyssaLR

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And Then They Came for The Gays

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Leftist thugs have apparently been defaming, threatening, harassing, and libeling the HillBuzz writers. The DNC and Organizing for America may be implicated in threats of physical harm to keep HillBuzz from exposing them.

I’m Sorry, I Can’t Understand You With That Tape Over Your Mouth

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The Advocate describes this campaign thusly: 'All of the subjects are photographed with duct tape over their mouths to symbolize that their voices aren't being heard on the subject of marriage equality.'

Why I’m Not All That Concerned About The New Allegations of Democratic Racism

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Reid's statement is getting much more attention right now, presumably because of his current key importance in the healthcare debate.
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