r/Conservatives_R_Us • u/each_thread • 20h ago

5 Superb Clarence Thomas Opinions To Mark His 35 Years At SCOTUS

thefederalist.com

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r/Conservatives_R_Us • u/StedeBonnet1 • 7h ago

Liberal Lawyer Dropped a Huge Prediction for Ilhan Omar...and Dems Won't Like It

townhall.com

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r/Conservatives_R_Us • u/M_i_c_K • 8h ago

It Depends Your Level Of Wokeness, Mostly...

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r/Conservatives_R_Us • u/StedeBonnet1 • 8h ago

Miranda Devine: FBI agents finally facing accountability after trying to smother the Hunter Biden corruption scandal

nypost.com

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