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#NNTS: NH lawmaker: Women deserve less pay because they don’t work hard like men

“Men, by and large, make more because some of the things that they do,” he opined. “Their jobs are, by and large, riskier. They don’t mind working nights and weekends. They don’t mind working overtime or outdoors.”

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#NNTS: Pat Robertson Predicts the Future: Jesus said an asteroid could destroy Earth next week

“That’s what Jesus himself said!” he advised. “So, hey, just get ready. Get right. And stay right with the Lord.”

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#NNTS: Former sheriff: Women ‘need to be the first ones shot’ by feds in Bundy Ranch standoff 2

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#NNTS: Former sheriff: Women ‘need to be the first ones shot’ by feds in Bundy Ranch standoff

“We were actually strategizing to put all the women up at the front,” he recalled.

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#NNTS: Oregon GOP candidate for governor: Same-sex marriage is ‘a sin, just the same as murder’ 3

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#NNTS: Oregon GOP candidate for governor: Same-sex marriage is ‘a sin, just the same as murder’

“I would have to say that I definitely believe that [same-sex marriage] is wrong,” she said. “I believe it’s a sin, just the same as murder’s a sin.”

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#NNTS: Louie Gohmert: ‘Separation of church and state’ means ‘church plays a role in the state’ 4

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#NNTS: Louie Gohmert: ‘Separation of church and state’ means ‘church plays a role in the state’

“But it was to be a one-way wall, where the state would not dictate to the church,” the Texas Republican insisted. “But the church would certainly play a role in the state.”

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#NNTS: Louie Gohmert’s logic: Companies are subject to laws so they can believe in God like people too 5

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#NNTS: Louie Gohmert’s logic: Companies are subject to laws so they can believe in God like people too

Gohmert said that he was “shocked” to hear the Obama administration say that corporations could not form religious beliefs during Tuesday’s oral arguments before the Supreme Court.

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