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Aug 27 2019
News
Farmers’ Frustration With Trump Grows as U.S. Escalates China Fight
Peppered with complaints from farmers fed up with President Trump’s trade war, Sonny Perdue found his patience wearing thin. Mr. Perdue, the agriculture secretary and the guest of honor at the annual Farmfest gathering in southern Minnesota this month, tried to break the ice with a joke.
“What do you call two farmers in a basement?” Mr. Perdue asked near the end of a testy hourlong town
New York Times (News)Jun 20 2012
News
Bloomberg poll: Obama up big, Bain debate up for grabs
Bloomberg News has a poll this morning showing the rosiest picture of the general election the Obama team has seen in weeks: Obama leads Romney in the survey, 53 percent to 40 percent. Fifty-five percent of voters in the poll say Romney is the candidate most out of touch with the American people, versus 36 percent who say that of the president.
PoliticoNov 05 2014
News
Texans Vote To Ban Fracking
On Tuesday, voters in Denton, Texas, banned fracking within the city limits by a large margin of 59 to 41. The first such restriction in energy-giant Texas, Denton has been a hotly contested site for the industry and one of eight locales with fracking bans on the ballot this election. A city of about 125,000 residents located 35 miles northwest of Dallas, Denton sits atop the Barnett shale and
ThinkProgressOct 12 2023
Headline Roundup
Menendez Charged With Acting as Foreign Agent for Egypt
Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) and his wife are facing new charges of acting as unregistered foreign agents for the Egyptian government.
The Details: A superseding indictment, filed by a federal grand jury in Manhattan, alleges Menendez “provided sensitive U.S. Government information and took other steps that secretly aided the Government of Egypt” between January 2018 to June 2022.
Washington Examiner ABC News (Online) The HillNov 03 2014
News
Harvard poll: Millennial voters get their swing back
Young voters were once one of the pillars of President Obama's coalition, but the latest national survey of Millennials shows that young voters have soured on the president, are more likely to vote Republican in the midterm elections and are in play for 2016.
"In contrast to where we were four years ago, the Millennial vote is very much up for grabs politically," said John Della Volpe,
USA TODAYMay 28 2019
News
Abortion: Democrats and Republicans whip up voters on extreme state laws
As Democrats and Republicans look to galvanize their base ahead of the 2020 election, a slew of state laws barring access to abortion have thrust the issue into the national spotlight and set up a potential court battle that could hold consequences for an entire generation.
Top Republicans have distanced themselves from a law in Alabama that effectively outlaws abortion and includes no
The GuardianMay 28 2019
Opinion
OPINION: Trump’s High-Wire Act of Reestablishing Deterrence without War
Trump’s opponents at home and abroad would love to see him get the U.S. into a messy intervention right before the election.
Donald Trump inherited a superficially stable world from Barack Obama that, in fact, was quite volatile. There had been no tense standoffs with North Korea, but also apparent intercontinental ballistic missiles with possible nuclear warheads now pointed at the
Victor HansonJul 14 2015
News
Rising partisanship among voters is 'nationalizing' local politics
One of the oldest cliches on American elections, attributed to the late House Speaker Thomas P. "Tip" O’Neill, holds that “all politics is local.”
Not anymore.
Indeed, just the opposite holds true: Increasingly, politics has become nationalized.
Emory University political science professor Alan Abramowitz, one of the country’s leading experts on political polarization,
Los Angeles TimesNov 02 2014
News
Braced for a Shift in Congress, Obama Is Setting a New Agenda
Whipsawed by events and facing another midterm electoral defeat, President Obama has directed his team to forge a policy agenda to regain momentum for his final two years in office even as some advisers urge that he rethink the way he governs.
Without waiting for results from elections on Tuesday that few in the White House expect to go well for Mr. Obama, top aides have met for weeks
New York Times (News)Jul 21 2016
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CAN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY SURVIVE DONALD TRUMP?
The past two times the G.O.P. has suffered an election loss—and, going by the week so far, sorry, Republicans, it’s headed for another—one faction has said the party needs to moderate its politics and move to the left, while another faction has said the party needs to offer true conservatism and move to the right. Donald Trump, an accidental radical, thinks both sides are wrong and has
Vanity Fair