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Oct 29 2020
News
Democrats seek wave to bolster House majority
House Democrats are eyeing big gains in Tuesday's elections, propelled by an enormous fundraising advantage, a host of GOP retirements and an unpopular Republican president whose erratic handling of the coronavirus pandemic has threatened to damage his party down the ballot.
Not too long ago, the notion that Democrats would expand their majority in any significant fashion was virtually
The Hill
Jan 19 2021
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Biden plans immediate executive actions to roll back Trump era after inauguration speech
President-elect Joe Biden plans to take immediate action to turn the page on the Trump era after his inauguration speech this week, chief of staff Ron Klain said Sunday after laying out Biden’s plan for his first days in office.
Biden is planning a 10-day blitz of executive action on what his administration is calling the “four crises” facing the country — Covid-19, the economic
CNBC
May 02 2020
News
Twitter Suspends Candace Owens for Telling Michigan to ‘Go to Work’
Conservative firebrand and BLEXIT founder Candace Owens was suspended from Twitter on Saturday after tweeting that people in Michigan should open their businesses and “go to work” despite the draconian measures implemented by Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) in response to the Chinese virus.
“Apparently [Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer] believes she is a duly elected dictator of a
Breitbart News
Dec 06 2019
News
Michael Bloomberg: President Trump should be impeached
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who recently announced he was running for the Democratic presidential nomination for 2020, stated that he agrees with impeaching President Donald Trump.
During an interview with CBS, Bloomberg, 77, said of impeaching Trump, "I think it's a very serious thing but it — and I was before opposed to it but after looking at all of the evidence, I
USA TODAY
Jan 18 2021
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Acting secretary of defense says no intel of insider threat to inauguration
Acting Secretary of Defense Chris Miller said in a statement on Monday that the Department of Defense has not received any intelligence indicating a potential insider threat to the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden on Jan. 20.
However, Miller added that the department is "leaving no stone unturned in securing the Capitol," noting that all National Guardsmen deployed to
Fox News Digital
Sep 06 2018
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Anonymous Tell-Alls in The New York Times Are More a Threat to the Republic Than Trump
The president may well be unprincipled, ignorant, and awful, but he was, well, elected fair and square.
Reason
Jan 31 2020
Analysis
The most radical Democratic plan to fix the Supreme Court yet
What if we have to destroy the judiciary in order to save democracy?
At a campaign stop in Iowa, Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer embraced a radical proposal to counter Republican domination of the Supreme Court — court-packing.
After Justice Antonin Scalia died in 2016, stripping Republicans of their Supreme Court majority in the process, Senate Majority Leader Mitch
Vox
Oct 24 2018
News
The migrant caravan, explained
How a group of Central American migrants hundreds of miles from the US border became Trump’s closing election argument.
Vox
Jan 18 2021
News
Can Biden's inauguration be kept safe?
When President-elect Joe Biden is inaugurated on Wednesday, he’ll take the oath of office while standing on the very steps that were overrun by a violent mob of Trump supporters just two weeks earlier. Right-wing extremists online are plotting ways to repeat their assault on the U.S. Capitol, potentially on a much larger — and far more deadly — scale.
Concerns over another
Yahoo! The 360
Oct 27 2020
News
Biden's polling lead over Trump looks more comfortable than Clinton's
Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s polling lead over President Trump is holding steady in a significant shift from 2016 when Democrat Hillary Clinton saw her lead fall in the week before Election Day.
All of the factors that pollsters measure to analyze volatility among likely voters – the number of undecideds, those considering third party candidates, and leaners who could still change
The Hill