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To: James Seagrove who wrote (1066460)	4/23/2018 5:04:29 AM
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How Much Do Canadians Really Pay for Health Care? [It’s a Lot More Than You Have Been Brainwashed to Believe by the Democrat Media Complex]

To: James Seagrove who wrote (1066460)	4/23/2018 12:40:50 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1578266

She seemed to be quite happy standing next to Melania and so did Melania.

To: James Seagrove who wrote (1066460)	4/23/2018 3:08:11 PM
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Mass. Senate candidate fights city order to remove anti-Warren ‘fake Indian’ signs Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., winks as she jokes with other senators on the Senate Banking Committee ahead of a hearing on the nomination of Marvin Goodfriend to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Tuesday, Jan. 23, ... more >Cambridge officials did not respond immediately Monday to a request for comment, but Mr. Ayyadurai argued that the signs are not subject to the city’s building code because they are posted on a bus in his parking lot, not a building. “We will not remove the slogan from our bus,” Mr. Ayyadurai said. “We will defend the First Amendment, and we will fight this egregious attack on the First Amendment, at any cost.” He said this is the first time the city has complained about the bus signage even though he has displayed messages previously in the same manner for more than a year. In March 2017, he posted a banner on the side of the bus with the message “ Shiva 4 Senate/Be the Light,” which he later replaced with “Shiva U.S. Senate/Fight for America.” The “fake Indian” sign has been on display in the parking lot since March 17, Mr. Ayyadurai said, adding that Ms. Warren lives about a mile away. “They didn’t say anything when we had the first sign,” he said. “It was only when we put, ‘Only a real Indian can defeat the fake Indian,’ so it’s clearly trying to censor speech.” Before she was elected to the Senate in 2012, Ms. Warren claimed Cherokee ancestry as a professor at Harvard Law School, citing family lore, even though she is not an enrolled member of any tribe. Ms. Warren has insisted that she never benefited professionally from her claim of Native American heritage, although critics have accused her of gaming the system to advance her career. The Washington Times Comment Policy The Washington Times is switching its third-party commenting system from Disqus to Spot.IM. You will need to either create an account with Spot.im or if you wish to use your Disqus account look under the Conversation for the link "Have a Disqus Account?". Please read our Comment Policy before commenting.