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Jan 29 2016
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Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio Clash Harshly, Filling Void on G.O.P. Debate Stage
The Republican presidential candidates competed vigorously to fill the vacuum created by Donald J. Trump’s boycott of Thursday night’s debate, with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and Senator Marco Rubio of Florida trading ferocious attacks on immigration and taking fire from rivals seeking advantage in the Iowa caucuses on Monday.
Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio, who are behind Mr. Trump in the Iowa
New York Times (News)Aug 25 2014
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U.S. Court to Hear Case on Voting Restrictions as Arizona Prepares for Polls
A decades-old effort by Congress to make voter registration simple and uniform across the country has run up against a new era’s anti-immigration politics. So on Tuesday, when Arizona’s polls open for primaries for governor, attorney general and a host of other state and local positions as well as for Congress, some voters will be permitted to vote only in the race for Congress.
As
New York Times (News)Oct 13 2014
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On the right, donors drive action of outside groups in 2014 midterms
Republican allies are pumping millions of dollars into a final swarm of television ads in the run-up to Election Day, hoping to blunt Democratic attacks and tip the Senate back to GOP control.
Washington PostJun 07 2012
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Ron Wyden Introduces Industrial Hemp Amendment To Farm Bill
Senator Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) on Thursday introduced an amendment to the farm bill that would allow farmers to grow industrial hemp.
The amendment, S.3240, would exclude industrial hemp from the definition of "marihuana," thereby allowing hemp farming to be regulated by state permitting programs, bypassing the federal government's long-standing prohibition of marijuana. A sister bill, H.
HuffPostJun 11 2016
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Donald Trump’s Demagoguery Challenges Journalistic Norms
CNN’s Jake Tapper has been one of Donald Trump’s most persistent TV interviewers this election cycle, winning recent praise for following up 23 times as the presumptive Republican nominee defended his racist attack on a judge presiding over fraud lawsuits involving Trump University.
HuffPostSep 14 2016
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Trump on ‘Zombie’ Spending
Trump says he could “stop funding programs that are not authorized in law” to help pay for more spending on the military. But unauthorized spending isn’t necessarily wasteful spending. It includes all of the federal funds spent on veterans’ medical care, the National Institutes of Health, the FBI, the Federal Election Commission and U.S. embassies and consulates abroad.
FactCheck.orgApr 03 2016
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Donald Trump Faces Great Test Against Wisconsin’s Conservative Political Network
Wisconsin Republicans are Donald Trump’s worst nightmare: A sophisticated electorate run by a conservative political network that has honed its tactics during 17 state senate and two statewide recall elections held since Republican Scott Walker became the governor five years ago.
Wall Street Journal (News)May 09 2015
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ISIS activity prompts threat level increase at bases
Security conditions at U.S. military bases have been increased over growing concerns about terror threats, officials said Friday.
A U.S. official confirmed to CNN that U.S. military bases are now at "Force Protection Bravo," which is defined by the Pentagon as an "increased and predictable threat of terrorism." It is the third-highest threat level on a five-tier scale used by the
CNN DigitalApr 25 2019
Opinion
Joe Biden is the best candidate to beat Trump
Joe Biden’s limitations as a presidential candidate are so obvious that they’re almost a litany: He’s too old, too white, too male, too touchy-feely, too loquacious. But he has one huge plus: He may be the person who could move President Trump out of the White House.
Biden, the former vice president, rightly put the obligation of replacing Trump at the center of his announcement
Washington PostSep 29 2020
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STUDY: Media Boost Biden With Softer Coverage than Clinton in ’16
Four years ago, the liberal networks pounded Republican nominee Donald Trump with bad press, yet he won the White House anyway. Now, ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts are giving Trump the same hostile treatment, but they’ve significantly softened their approach to Trump’s Democratic opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden.
Not only is Biden facing much less negative coverage than the
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