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Jun 18 2012
News
Romney looks to build on GOP gains in Wisconsin
Mitt Romney is looking to capitalize on a big Republican victory in Wisconsin as he visits the state for the first time since GOP Gov. Scott Walker survived a contentious recall election.
Wisconsin hasn't voted for a Republican for president since 1984, and President Barack Obama won big here in 2008. But now that Walker has challenged public sector unions and survived a Democratic push
Townhall
Apr 26 2024
Headline Roundup
Trump Allies Reportedly Planning to Limit Federal Reserve’s Independence
Allies of former President Donald Trump are drafting plans to limit the Federal Reserve’s independence from political influence, according to a Wall Street Journal (Center bias) report.
The Details: The plan, outlined in a 10-page document, suggests that Trump would be consulted on interest rate decisions in a potential second term. While Trump campaign officials told the Journal that
The Daily Wire
Common Dreams 
Wall Street Journal (News) 
May 29 2012
News
Romney’s unsubstantiated quote from union leader
“The teachers unions are the clearest example of a group that has lost its way. Whenever anyone dares to offer a new idea, the unions protest the loudest. Their attitude was memorably expressed by a longtime president of the American Federation of Teachers: He said, quote, ‘When school children start paying union dues, thats when Ill start representing the interests of children.â€â
Washington Post
Nov 09 2016
News
Hillary Clinton delivers emotional, conciliatory concession speech at New Yorker Hotel
Hillary Clinton emerged Wednesday morning after a crushing loss at the hands of Republican Donald Trump and a repudiation by the American people, admitting that she’d been deeply stung by the loss but vowing to respect the result while encouraging Americans to keep “an open mind” about the incoming president. Speaking in New York City and flanked by her family, a somber Mrs. Clinton made the
Washington Times
Dec 16 2023
Headline Roundup
Nassau County GOP Nominates County Legislator and IDF Veteran to Run for Santos’ Seat
New York Republicans have nominated Mazi Melesa Pilip to run in the February 13 special election for the House seat vacated by former Rep. George Santos.
The Details: Pilip, who was born in Ethiopia, is a Nassau County legislator and veteran of the Israeli Defense Forces who immigrated to the U.S. in 2005. She will run against the Democratic nominee, former Rep. Tom Suozzi. Pilip has
Politico
Forbes
New York Post (News)
Feb 10 2020
Headline Roundup
Perspectives: The Plan to 'Make Federal Buildings Beautiful Again'
An executive order has been drafted that, if signed into law by President Trump, would require federal buildings in Washington and many other parts of the U.S. to be built with inspiration from Greek and Roman architecture, similar to the White House.
The idea has drawn praise from some on the right, who argue that classical architecture endures for millennia and is good for civic life
New York Times (Opinion)
The Federalist
The Hill
Apr 05 2024
Headline Roundup
No Labels' Failed Presidential Bid: 'Logistical Flaw' or 'Massive Grift'?
Why was the No Labels’ group unable to build its “unity” presidential bid?
Logistical Flaws? Jim Geraghty (Lean Right bias) wrote that running an Independent bid for the White House was “once again proven easier in theory than in practice.” Despite polls revealing many Americans want a third option in the race, Geraghty doubted any politician would be willing to endure the “criticism,
USA TODAY
Wall Street Journal (News)
National Review (Opinion)
Dec 05 2018
Perspectives Blog
George H. W. Bush and the Era of Civility
With the passing of George H. W. Bush, much has been made of the former president’s life and record, whether it be his foreign policy achievements or the public devotion he showed toward his family. But perhaps what's most striking is that the tributes continue to crisscross the political divide, pouring in from leaders, celebrities, family, and friends from all across the partisan spectrum.
Billy Binion
Aug 30 2023
Headline Roundup
How Did Trump's Arrest and Debate Absence Impact His Poll Numbers?
After skipping the first Republican debate and having his mugshot taken while being arrested on election fraud charges in Georgia, how is former president and 2024 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump doing in the polls?
Details: A survey from Emerson College Polling found that Trump’s support among Republican voters dropped from 56% to 50% after he skipped the debate, with roughly a third of
Politico
The Hill
Washington Examiner
Mar 04 2024
Headline Roundup
Oregon Lawmakers Vote to Undo a Significant Part of Drug Decriminalization Law
Oregon legislatures passed a bipartisan bill undoing a significant part of the state’s 2021 drug decriminalization law.
Details: The bill allows for penalties for the possession and sale of small amounts of drugs such as methamphetamine or heroin, and allows law enforcement to seize drugs if used in public spaces such as parks and sidewalks. Small possession of drugs can now lead to a
The Guardian
The Hill
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