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So I've made my peace

that this movie is to joining the circus

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Jeep Wrangler RedRock 4x4 Black Billet Grille Inserts (1997-2006 TJ) Review & Install - Duration: 4:05.

Little mods are often the most noticeable when you're paying attention to detail, and

these grille inserts by RedRock 4x4 are a perfect example of that.

These billet inserts will be the most affordable way to give your grill of your '97 to '06

TJ a more completed look without picking up a completed overlay.

And they do a lot of justice for the front end by giving it a subtle blacked out look.

With the added style, you're also getting added function, too.

By adding these inserts, you'll have some additional protection so that debris won't

be able to get into your radiator, a nice little bonus when you're off road.

This is an easy, no-drill install.

So I have to get this one a one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter, and I'll

get into that in just a moment.

These seven-slot grille inserts are pretty well made, considering they're made from a

billet aluminum.

This is a lot better than an extruded aluminum since the billet is solid and it'll last a

lot longer than extruded metal.

On the outside, they have a black powder coat finish to protect the inserts from any unwanted

corrosion, and it also makes them look more tough, complementing that blacked out look

that I talked about.

We also offer this in a polished finish as well.

So if you were looking for more of a classic chrome look, we have you covered.

Each insert comes with two metal brackets for each slot to hold the inserts in place.

What I like about that is that the inserts only sit in the inside and behind the slot

itself and they don't border the grille slots like some other options do.

I think this design is still very noticeable but it's a more subdued look and not over-the-top.

If you were looking for a more noticeable grille insert that surrounded each slot with

a border that also still has the inner fins, I would recommend checking out the rugged

ridge aluminum grille insert kit.

Like I said, right now, this is the most affordable option if you were looking for a grille insert

that covers the whole slot at around $75.

Now, there are a couple other options for grille inserts and overlays on the page to

spice up your front end.

There are options that are less expensive but they simply outline the seven slots instead

of putting a thin protector inside to fill it.

There is only one other option by T-Rex that is the same billet insert design.

These are gonna jump up about $170 from the RedRock inserts because of the very high quality

of the item.

Quality here is still carried by the RedRock inserts.

So if you don't need the highest quality insert and you're looking for a very affordable way

to brighten up your grille, this option will be the best.

This is a no-drill, completely bolt-on install, like I said before, making this a one out

of three wrenches on the difficulty meter.

You're gonna need a couple of hand tools and about a half hour worth of your time to get

everything installed.

I recommend loosely installing the hardware while the inserts are off of the Jeep.

Then starting at one side of the grille, tighten the lower hardware assembly and put the bottom

of the insert in the grille first, pushing in the top.

Then you can reach through the grille opening to flip the mounting tab over the factory

grille and tighten it down with the Philips head screwdriver and a seven-millimeter socket

or seven-millimeter wrench.

I would recommend doing all six inserts on the outside and saving the center grille opening

for last for the best accessibility.

For the last grille insert, tighten the lower hardware, place it into the grille opening,

and reach through the hole in the radiator support to flip the mounting tab into position.

Then you can tighten everything down to complete the install.

So if you're looking for a small but noticeable upgrade to the front of your TJ, these billet

inserts by RedRock 4x4 are a great option for you.

This is Meredith with XT, and you can find this and everything else Wrangler right here

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LGR - The Sims 4 Cats & Dogs Review - Duration: 12:55.

After three years of waiting, it's finally here: The Sims 4 not-Pets pack!

Aka, Cats & Dogs, the fourth expansion pack to the The Sims 4,

arriving at a suggested price of $40 USD.

And this time around I was not provided a review code by EA,

so it's back to me buying the pack myself.

Not gonna stop me so let's get right to it!

As the pack title suggests, Cats & Dogs isn't as broad of an expansion theme as older, similar

packs, like The Sims 3: Pets.

While that one included cats, dogs, horses, birds, rodents, reptiles, turtles, deer, raccoons,

and unsettling ice cream trucks, Cats & Dogs features... cats.

And dogs.

Oh and raccoons once again, as well as foxes, each of which are respectively classified

as a cat and a dog for some reason.

Anyway, the whole idea of the pack is that your sims can now own and care for various

fuzzy critters, of which there are over 170 premade breeds to choose from.

Not only that but you can make a completely custom breed or crossbreed existing ones,

making for some truly inspiring combinations.

Say hello to the hottest new designer dog, the Greyhound Pug!

Scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could,

they didn't stop to think if they should.

And yes, since in this case raccoons are cats and foxes are dogs, they can be crossbred

with rather odd results.

Foxes and dogs I can somewhat believe since there have been Canid hybrids reported, but

domestic cats and raccoons?

Biology!

EA definitely knows it.

And don't even bother bringing up the Maine Coon cat; despite the suggestive name it didn't

descend from raccoons.

Besides, I'm mostly joking here anyway, because I think this kind of open-ended absurdity

is what makes The Sims games great.

Cats & Dogs provides the highest degree of customization we've seen in the game thus

far, well beyond what can be accomplished with humanoid sims.

For example, the color wheel and pattern tools have returned from The Sims 3, although unfortunately

it's only for pets right now.

Whether or not that'll ever change I can't be certain, but what I do know is that I was

seriously cracking up while creating dogs and cats that look like they were painted

by a group of dangerously-caffeinated preschoolers.

And it's true, I've always wanted a taco cat covered in spray-painted goldfish with

its head stuck in a grilled cheese sandwich.

I guess you could call him "inbread," ha ha.

And of course, there are a number of traits and voices to further personalize each animal,

just like you'd expect with any other sim.

You can also choose whether or not they've been spayed or neutered, so if you wanna role-play

as Bob Barker from the word go then that's your prerogative.

And finally, there are a good number of new hairstyles, accessories, shoes, outfits, and

clothing options for your existing sims both young and old, including a healthy dosage

of crazy cat person attire, and uh...

This.

This right here.

Oh my.

All right so now that you have you furry friends where are you gonna play with 'em?

Why not try out the new map location: a seaside town with four neighborhoods

known as Brindleton Bay!

It's a pretty attractive-looking, cozy little place in my opinion, although its inclusion

of more autumnal trees makes me yearn for a Seasons pack even more.

Sigh!

Yeah I guess I'll wait another year for that if I have to, and until then there are

places like this where I can pretend fall has arrived.

And to populate these new lots there are over 300 new objects available for your sims to

buy in build mode, many of which are expectedly pet-themed with paw prints and dog bones,

but most notably among them are no fewer than eight new chairs.

I'm sure there are other objects of note, but as a wise man once said: "When you've

got chairs who cares!"

Okay actually, one new thing I'm happy to have are robot vacuums.

Not only do pets introduce more messes to clean up than ever, but they provide extracurricular

activities for your strange felines to casually enjoy...

*sounds of strange feline enjoying SimRoomba*

In addition to the expected litany of broad-use furniture, lights, signs, and various clutter objects,

there are plenty of pet necessities on offer.

Piles of toys, beds, feeders, litter boxes, and treats of all kinds have been added to

the game to make it feasible to fully care for your pet and give them a pleasant home.

Speaking of which, how do you get them home in the first place?

Well, other than just rolling your own critter in Create A Sim, your other option is to adopt

a pet on the Sim Internet or waltz on out into the world and befriend a stray.

Sims with cat- and dog-loving traits will find it especially hard to say no to strays,

and in all likelihood so will you with how instantly cute

and playful every animal can be.

Just keep in mind that a pet takes up a sim slot in your home, so if your household is

already full then, well, I'm sure you'll come up with ways to free up some space.

*sounds of creative space-freeing... burning, mostly*

Once that's sorted, great!

Whether you adopt through a service or through the wild, getting a pet is a surefire way

to keep things interesting.

For example, each pet has a number of traits, and those traits affect

what they'll able to do.

Things like affectionate, clever, lazy, aggressive, and hairy are more passive, self-explanatory

traits that determine their overall personality.

More active traits like hunter or prowler will give pets a separate set of actions they

can perform, either on their own or if your sim asks them to do so.

If they decide to obey, that is.

Your pets are such appealing little floofballs that even when they're being stubborn uncooperative

punks it's hard to be critical of them.

But let's do it anyway!

Pets in this pack cannot be controlled directly, at all.

You can click their icon at the bottom of the screen, but all it'll do it center the

camera on them.

And you know what?

I like it this way.

Not only is it a more realistic approach than being able to control them directly, but it

provides a little more of a challenge in taking care of them.

And as someone who's been yearning for a bit more challenge and unpredictability in

The Sims 4, I welcome the change.

What I don't quite agree with is the fact that there is no way to quickly and precisely

check the current status of your pet.

There is a total lack of a dedicated user interface for pets, meaning that things like hunger

level, tiredness, or bladder status are a mystery on a moment to moment basis.

Which, okay, that's fine if you're going for realism.

I don't know the precise status of my cat's bladder in real life either and frankly I

don't want to. Like I said, I appreciate some extra challenge here and there, and I don't

mind having to pay extra attention to my pet to find out what their bodily needs are.

But the part that really bothers me about this is that you also can't even do something

so simple as look up how old your pet is!

Assuming that the interface in The Sims 4 is a representation of what your current sim

is aware of at any given moment, this infers that my sims don't care enough about their

own pets to remember their birthday or what kind of personality they have.

Even The Sims 2 had this as a standard feature, along with plenty of other useful information

that I'd expect a pet owner to keep up with, like what skills they have

or who they've met.

But nope, in The Sims 4 Cats & Dogs, you're left with a lot of guesswork for everything

from learned skills to their current freaking age.

Another reason I wish there was an information interface of some kind is due to the addition

of quirks, which go beyond the traits that you can see in Create A Sim.

Quirks are charming little behavioral habits that range from being afraid of computers

to being enamored watching TV.

Sometimes you'll have a dog that's just obsessed with the pool.

They swim in the pool, they dream of the pool, they are at one with the pool.

Other times you'll have a cat that flips his lid every time someone opens the oven,

which is entirely believable as a lifelong cat owner.

While it's nice to be reminded of these quirks as they happen, I'd really like some

way to look at them in a list of some sort, but again: nope, not an option.

Another thing that would be useful would be to be able to check your pets' training

level and habits, both of which can be addressed

by sims with or without the new pet training skill.

Whether by specific training exercises, on-the-spot scolding, or positive reinforcement, pets

can be taught to do things like roll over, stop scratching furniture,

and stay out of fights.

You can also put your pets to the test by creating obstacle courses, pitting them against

each other for a fast time and tasty treats.

Speaking of tasty, I also like that sims skilled in cooking can opt out of store-bought kibbles

and bits and whip up their own special meals, from squishy bone casseroles

to fishy carcass treats.

You'll need all the pet fuel you can get too, because dogs and cats can go into heat

and start feverishly looking for a mate at a moment's notice.

When they find one either by chance or by you guiding their gonads, a quick nose rub

and some floating hearts can lead to a pregnancy.

Now remember kids: always wear a muzzle.

Before long you'll have fresh new mouths to feed and the whole adorable process

starts all over again.

And finally, there is the veterinarian. A new career in the Cats & Dogs pack

that isn't actually a "career" at all.

What I mean by that is that it's not a job you earn a salary for, like a doctor or a

cop, but instead it's more like owning a restaurant in the Dine Out pack.

So if you have enough money to buy your own vet's office, then presto:

you're an instant vet!

No experience needed, just open up the doors and let the sick animals waltz on in to get

treated by your complete inadequacy.

Granted, the more you heal pets the more experience you'll earn in the veterinary skill, but

it still seems a bit silly to me.

But whatever it's The Sims 4, things are dumb and dumb can be fun, and man

can this be dumb fun.

For example, a cat comes in with a runny nose?

Time for surgery!

Yep, nothing's stopping you from neutering the entire world against their will,

or for some real chaos UN-neutering the entire world,

so go for it if you feel inclined.

Or hey, maybe you actually want to play it how it wants you to, and in that case it's

pretty similar to the doctor career from Get To Work.

Pets come in with an unknown ailment, so you inspect their symptoms and come up with a

diagnosis that it hands to you on a silver platter without much effort at all.

Sometimes you'll need to take a pet into the surgery chamber or mix up a special serum,

but yeah, since pets can't die from this stuff it never feels like it holds much weight.

And that is The Sims 4 Cats & Dogs expansion pack.

Or at least the stuff that I find most noteworthy and interesting contained within.

So the question remains:

Is it completely worth the $40 asking price?

I mean, this game has been out for three years now,

is the addition of pets enough to keep it fresh?

I don't know.

I mean...

It's a fun pack and I enjoyed it well enough, but that price tag is steep

for the actual new content on offer.

A lot of it only slightly rehashes what we've already seen, or

falls short of providing what we've seen in previous pet packs.

And then the legit improvements are sometimes held back by things like the

lack of player feedback for pet statuses.

On the other hand I'm entirely aware that for many simmers, having animals in the game

*at all* will be enough for you to hand over your money.

If having cats and dogs that you can pimp out for Simstagram followers is your thing,

then this is the pack for you.

It provides plenty of enjoyable gameplay, cute moments, and happy sims.

And personally, it's tough to explain the ability to bring back a lost childhood pet

in some way.

Somewhat recently I lost my cat of 17 years and... well, just seeing her again in virtual form

is enough to make me uncontrollably wistful.

The Sims games have always had a special way of bringing about wish fulfillment,

making them really something special, unique, and awesome in that respect,

and the Cats & Dogs pack makes that clearer than ever to me.

But in an objective sense, I still think the initial asking price should be slashed in

half for what you actually get. The more I played it, the more it felt like a

bite-sized Game Pack than a fully-fledged expansion.

And that largely has to do with my expectations coming from having played

the larger Pets packs of the past.

But even more than that I miss having an easy way to look at simple information

like when my pet will age up.

If this was a $20 game pack I'd recommend it completely,

no doubt about it. But,

as a $40 expansion, I think your mileage may vary depending on expectations.

And yet I also truly understand if those expectations don't go beyond wanting to

have some fun with an animal friend one more time,

even if it's just virtually.

And if you enjoyed this look at this pack from this thing,

then perhaps you'd like to see some of my other videos here on LGR.

Or you maybe wanna stick around, there are new videos every Monday and Friday

so subscribe if you would like.

And as always, thank you very much

for petting LGR!

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Actually maybe don't do that, that's a little weird.

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How to Take a Test - Study Tips - Test Taking Techniques - Duration: 9:13.

Hello, My Socratica Friends!

We're here to help you be a great student.

The big day is here.

It's TEST DAY.

You've done your homework.

You studied.

You took a pre-test or two.

There's nothing left for you to do but TAKE THAT TEST.

You didn't think I was going to send you into that test room alone, did you?

I'll be there with you, every step of the way.

Well, in spirit.

Today, let's talk about how to do your very best on that test.

Let's assume you've already watched our video about how to STUDY for the test, and

now you're thinking about actually TAKING the test.

But there are a few things I want to remind you to do leading up to the test.

First - NO cramming.

You knew that was coming, right?

To do the best on your test, you need to plan ahead - ideally about 2 weeks before the test

- to spread out your studying over many days.

We recommend the Pomodoro Technique.

This is a way to break up your studying into small chunks, so you don't get overwhelmed.

Feeling nervous?

A lot of test anxiety comes from uncertainty.

Before you start preparing, find out what you can about the test.

What's the format: True/False?

Multiple choice?

Essay questions?

How long is the test?

If your instructor gives you practice exams, TAKE THEM.

You don't want to walk into that classroom and have it be a big surprise.

Promise me you'll take good care of yourself before the test.

Get a good night's sleep.

There's no point in pulling an all-nighter.

You can't learn everything in one night.

Really, all you're doing is sabotaging your performance the next day.

EAT something before the test!

You need fuel for your brain.

Pick foods that will stay with you for several hours - sugary breakfast cereal will cause

your blood sugar to crash in the middle of the test.

Eat something well-balanced, with protein and complex carbohydrates: Whole wheat toast

with peanut butter, steel cut oatmeal with eggs...

It should be hearty.

You have serious work to do!

Pack your bag the night before with everything you need, so you're not running around stressed

in the morning.

Check with your instructor - what can you bring in with you - a calculator?

Notes?

Pack a bottle of water, a couple of pens and pencils, erasers, kleenex - not that you'll

be crying, because you are going to ACE this test!

DON'T BE LATE.

Set your alarm.

Make sure you give yourself plenty of time to get to class so you aren't rushing, and

so you can use every minute of your test time!

Now.

You're in the classroom, and they're passing out the tests.

As soon as you are allowed to, put your name on your test.

Don't make your instructor come chasing after you to figure out if that's your paper.

And put your first name AND last name..

Your test shouldn't say Ricky, it should say "Richard Parker."

We are not in kindergarten.

Use your whole name!

Read the instructions.

Don't assume every test is the same.

Sometimes you have a choice about how many questions you need to answer, but usually

you have to answer everything.

Make sure you understand the rules before you begin.

When you start your test, it goes without saying (but I'm going to say it anyway)

- read each question carefully.

Be on the lookout for important words like ALWAYS, NEVER, EXCEPT, NOT etc.

These "qualifiers" dramatically change the meaning of the question, and they WILL

change your answer.

I suggest you underline or circle these words.

Let's make a list of these keywords in the comment section together.

You might be used to answering each question in order, not moving on until you've completely

finished a question.

BAD IDEA.

What if you don't know the answer to the first question?

SKIP IT.

You're going to make several passes through the test.

Answer the easy questions first!

In this first pass, you give yourself a chance to see the whole test, but you're not going

to answer every question.

Only answer the ones you know immediately.

For example: "How many valence electrons does Carbon have?"

I don't have to even think about that one.

I'm answering it quickly and moving on.

Getting a few questions like this is a great boost for your confidence.

SKIP the questions you're less sure of, that will take more time.

Make a little mark so you can come back to the questions you skip.

"Explain which regulations led to the collapse of the subprime loan market…."

Yeah, I'm going to come back to that one.

One benefit of this method is, it lets you see all the parts of the test.You'll see

what can be finished quickly, and which parts will take longer.

Here's a true/false section - easy peasy.

Here's an essay - okay, I'm going to have to take 10-15 minutes on that question.

Now I know not to dawdle over the easy section, because I have something much more challenging

coming up.

This also prevents that horrible situation of forgetting about the last page.

Don't let this happen to you.

SECOND PASS: Now, return to those questions you were less sure about.

Re-read the question carefully.

If it's multiple choice, are you able to narrow down the options?

Some of the answers should be clearly incorrect, and hopefully by now, you're choosing between..

two likely answers.

Here's where a lot of people get stumped, and they waste time arguing with themselves.

Don't overthink it.

Don't go making up some outlandish situation where sometimes, maybe...you might think...NO.

It's NOT a trick question.

If it's true, pick that answer and move on.

Keep an eye on your time.

It's going to be a little different for each test, but let's say you have an hour,

and there are 30 multiple choice questions and 1 essay.

Aim for around 15 minutes for the first pass, where you answer about 10-12 of the multiple

choice questions, and you jot down a few ideas in an outline for your essay.

In your second pass, take another 15 minutes to answer the remaining multiple choice questions,

and complete the outline for your essay.

Then write your essay.

Hopefully you'll have a little time left over.

For math and science tests with problems, here's my most important tip:

SHOW YOUR WORK.

If you just write down your final answer, and it's wrong, you won't be able to get

any of that sweet, SWEET Partial Credit.

Your instructor wants to give you points, believe me.

Give them every opportunity to do that, by showing how much you know.

For example, if you need to use a formula, WRITE DOWN THAT FORMULA FIRST before you start

plugging in numbers.

F=ma shows at least you know you need an equation that relates force, mass, and acceleration.

But if you just write down 30 = 70x - well, I'm not really sure

you know what you're doing.

Oh, and don't forget units.

UNITS UNITS UNITS.

Include them.

Is that 70 kilograms?

That means something!

Write it down.

How about those essay questions?

Look for words like COMPARE/ CONTRAST/ DEMONSTRATE/ SUMMARIZE -

and take these instructions to heart.

Now is NOT the time to get creative.

Your instructor is telling you exactly what kind of answer they expect.

Clearly and completely, answer what the question is asking,

in the most straightforward language you can.

DON'T waste your time writing about a different question that you happen to know a lot about,

just because you studied it.

Answer THIS specific question, and move on.

If you've done a good job studying and pretesting, nothing on the test should come as a complete

shock to you.

But - worst case scenario, you come across a question where you just have no idea.

Try writing down some notes for yourself about what you DO know.

Organize your thoughts, and see if something jumps out at you.

You'll be surprised how often you can come up with a reasonable answer, if you just give

yourself a chance.

Don't stare at a blank page.

Start writing.

Write an outline.

Write bulletpoints.

Write SOMETHING.

LAST PASS: Ideally, you have a few minutes left, and you've answered every question.

Don't rush out of the room as soon as you finish.

Take this time to proofread your answers.

Read them slowly and carefully.

Check to make sure you've written down all the key vocabulary terms.

Did you include essential names, dates, facts?

Did you write down the formulas correctly?

Use this time.

It's your time, until the final bell rings.

You did it!

I'm sure you did your best!

But wait.

You're not finished when you hand in your test.

You still have work to do.

When you get your test back, take this time to review any questions you missed.

They're not going to go away just because the test is over.

Learn from your mistakes!

Did your instructor write any notes next to your incorrect answers?

Read those carefully.

Some instructors even offer a review session to go over the corrected tests.

If not, do this work on your own.

Find the correct answers in your class notes or your homework.

You'll want to get those questions right the next time you see them - on the midterm

or final.

Demonstrating what you know on a test...it's all part of being a GREAT student.

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Join the Socratica Team on Patreon!

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ALERT: Mueller Linked To Major Obama Cover-Up, Americans Deserve To Know. - Duration: 3:35.

ALERT: Mueller Linked To Major Obama Cover-Up, Americans Deserve To Know.

It appears that the FBI, under former director Robert Mueller, may have had a hand in ensuring

completion of the Russian purchase of Uranium One.

The Hill reports that Russia facilitated the transfer of millions of dollars from their

nuclear industry to an American entity that gave assistance to Former President Bill Clinton's

foundation.

It was also revealed that Russian nuclear officials had paid millions of dollars to

benefit the Clinton Foundation while Secretary of State Hillary Clinton served on the Federal

board that approved Russia's purchase of Uranium One.

In 2010, the Obama administration allowed Rosatom — a Russian energy company — to

purchase Uranium One, a mining company that holds about 20 percent of the United States

uranium reserves.

Since the Kremlin controls most of the companies in the nation, the sale of Uranium One to

Rosatom was essentially handing the Russian government control of a large portion of the

United States' uranium.

This is already a problem in and of itself.

However, there is more to the story.

During this time period, Russian nuclear officials were using illicit means to obtain a piece

of the US atomic energy industry.

Russian entities and officials used bribery, extortion, and kickbacks to gain a greater

share of one of our nation's most important business sectors.

A confidential witness working with the FBI obtained records, made secret recordings,

and intercepted emails revealing that the Kremlin compromised an American uranium trucking

company.

When Obama's Justice Department discovered that the Russians had been engaged in these

activities, they did not bring charges immediately.

Instead, they continued to investigate the matter for another four years.

This meant that the American public and Congress were kept in the dark about Russia's behavior.

Who was leading the FBI at the time?

Former Director Robert Mueller, who now serves as the Special Counsel investigating allegations

of Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Of course, the Obama administration stated that, at the time of the Uranium One deal,

there was no evidence of Russian malfeasance in the United States atomic energy industry.

However, this statement was a lie.

FBI, Energy Department, and court documents show that the Bureau had already obtained

more than enough evidence demonstrating that Russian nuclear officials were committing

crimes to give Russia a greater stake in our energy industry.

The evidence showed that these activities began as early as 2009.

The investigation into the Russians was led by then-US Attorney Rod Rosenstein, who now

serves as Trump's deputy attorney general, and then-Assistant FBI Director Andrew McCabe,

who currently serves as the deputy FBI director under the current administration.

One of the biggest rhetorical weapons Hillary Clinton used against President Donald Trump

during the election was claiming that he had a questionable relationship with the Russian

government.

The Uranium One deal is just one more story exposing her hypocrisy.

Not only did the Obama administration willfully ignore Russian attempts to force their way

into one of our most important industries, but they practically handed the Kremlin an

enormous piece of America's uranium supply.

While the Left constantly attempts to get the American public to focus on Trump's

relationship with Russia, it appears that Clinton's dealings with the Kremlin are

far more suspect.

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