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November 28, 2012     Your Daily Caller Profile   Today's top stories:   1.) Report: Canadian provinces more free than some US states 2.) Graham, McCain, and Ayotte demand to know who altered Rice's talking points 3.) Belgian man shocked to learn wife of 19 years is a man: 'Even during sex, I never noticed' ----- A Message from SugarAlliance.org ----- Sugar subsidies from 120 countries threaten 142,000 U.S. jobs. Taxpayers can spend $0 to save them and protect our food security. For more visit SugarAlliance.org ---------------------------------------------------------- 4.) Author says Winston Churchill predicted the rise of group like al-Qaida 5.) Judge: Transgender kid can't expect to use girls' bathroom 6.) Birth-control enthusiast Sandra Fluke auctions one-hour 'strategy session' 7.) '92 mistress: Clinton called in 2005, I said 'leave me alone' [VIDEO] 8.) Issa seeks to put government on two-year timeout from Internet regulations 9.) McConnell accuses Harry Reid of throwing 'bomb into the Senate' 10.) TheDC Satire: Sylvester Stallone for secretary of state 11.) Carolla, Gutfeld mock media's 'phony outrage' at woman's obscene gesture at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier [VIDEO] 12.) White House removes online petition from angry Dallas Cowboys fans 13.) Canadian sex shops see spike in sales due to NHL lockout 14.) Merry Christmas, maybe [VIDEO] 15.) Ten singles websites for even the most picky of daters [SLIDESHOW] ----- A Message from SugarAlliance.org ----- Sugar subsidies from 120 countries threaten 142,000 U.S. jobs. Taxpayers can spend $0 to save them and protect our food security. For more visit SugarAlliance.org ----------------------------------------------------------         Can't see this email? Click here to view in your browser.

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