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Trade war heating up among Democrats
Hillary Rodham Clinton and other top Democrats began feuding over President Obama's trade initiative Tuesday as his bid for a major late-term win began tearing at the party's unity and threatened to expose old divisions ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
The tensions broke into public view after Clinton hedged during her first remarks on whether she would support an Obama-backed
Washington PostNov 12 2012
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In Debt Talks, Obama Is Ready to Go Beyond Beltway
President Obama, emboldened by his decisive re-election and lessons learned over four years in office, is looking to the renewal of budget talks with Republicans this week as a second chance to take command of the nations policy debates and finally fulfill his promise to end gridlock in Washington, associates say.
New York Times (News)Feb 01 2021
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Will Breaking Up Big Tech Companies Reduce Polarization? This MIT Professor Argues a Different Approach
From the CenterThis viewpoint is from a writer rated Center.
In his 2020 book The Hype Machine: How Social Media Disrupts Our Elections, Our Economy, and Our Health — and How We Must Adapt, MIT Sloan School of Management professor Sinan Aral offers a comprehensive and insightful new view of the opportunities and challenges posed by the advent of social media.
Aral notes
Sukhayl NiyazovFeb 07 2019
Perspectives Blog
Is AllSides Biased? About Our Biases, Partners and Funding
Updated Oct. 26, 2023
In our hyperpolarized society, people often disparage or boycott brands that work with, are run by, or receive funding from people, groups or institutions whose politics they disagree with.
Well, if that describes you, you should probably hate or boycott AllSides – whether you are on the right, left or even center.
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John Gable, AllSides Co-founderJan 10 2016
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Jeb on Rubio: He Has Little Record of Leadership
GOP candidate Jeb Bush said Friday he considers rival and one-time protege Marco Rubio a "good man," but he told Newsmax TV that he does not believe the Florida senator has a proven record of success that compares to his own.
"Having a life experience where you've had to make tough choices, where you've had setbacks and you've learned from it, where you've had to make tough decisions
Newsmax (News)Jun 20 2012
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Obama's Immigration Move Disrupts Rubio's Dream
With a single policy directive last week, President Obama took control of an issue of special importance to Hispanics this election year. Obama announced illegal immigrants younger than 30 who are brought to the U.S. as children and who meet other standards will not be subject to deportation.
NPR (Online News)Sep 06 2014
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Memoir: Wendy Davis tells of ending pregnancy
Wendy Davis, the Texas state senator and Democratic gubernatorial candidate who vaulted to political stardom after a well-publicized filibuster of anti-abortion legislation, writes in her upcoming memoir that she terminated a pregnancy, according to a new report. According to the San Antonio Express-News, Davis’ book, “Forgetting to Be Afraid,” describes an incident 17 years ago in her second
PoliticoSep 23 2013
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Rand Paul Moves for Obamacare Compromise 'to Make It Less Bad'
Sen. Rand Paul appeared to signal Monday that he may be open to a compromise on Obamacare that would make it "less bad," rather than pushing the government into a shutdown over conservative demands that the healthcare law be defunded.
On "Fox & Friends," the Kentucky Republican said, "Maybe we make it less bad through a compromise. If the Republicans in the House pass defund,
Newsmax (News)Sep 23 2013
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President Obama’s health care conversion
The most important red line of Barack Obama’s presidency was scrawled hastily in January 2007, a few weeks before he even announced he was running for president. Soon-to-be-candidate Obama, then an Illinois senator, was thinking about turning down an invitation to speak at a big health care conference sponsored by the progressive group Families USA, when two aides, Robert Gibbs and Jon Favreau
PoliticoNov 18 2014
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Some Republicans Lean Away From Government Shutdown Tactic
Americans For Prosperity — the group founded by the billionaire Koch brothers — has met quietly with Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill in recent weeks, cautioning them against fighting the president’s promised executive order on immigration with a strategy that could lead to a government shutdown.
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey echoed that sentiment on Monday in a private meeting
New York Times (News)