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Apr 30 2016
Opinion
Do You Know How Biased You Are? John Gable of AllSides.com
"At the end of the day everybody is biased," says our guest, John Gable, founder CEO of AllSides. "You're biased by what you know. You're biased by what you don't know and you're biased by your entire human existence before then."
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How Do We Fix It?
Sep 09 2013
News
OBAMA’S UNCERTAINTY: ‘I THINK IT’S FAIR TO SAY THAT I HAVEN’T DECIDED’ ON NEXT MOVE IF CONGRESS VOTES DOWN SYRIA ACTION
Battling stiff resistance in Congress, President Barack Obama conceded Monday night he might lose his fight for congressional support of a military strike against Syria, and declined to say what he would do if lawmakers reject his call to back retaliation for a chemical weapons attack last month.
“I think it’s fair to say that I haven’t decided” on a next step if Congress turns its back
The Blaze
Oct 04 2019
Perspectives Blog
Story of the Week: Former Dallas Cop Gets 10 Years for Apartment Mix-up Murder
Tracking impeachment:Impeachment news is sure to dominate media coverage until further notice. But there are always other important stories to note, so we'll be providing weekly impeachment updates while also following other topics. This week, the House of Representatives threatened to subpoena the White House for information on the infamous Trump-Ukraine phone call from July 25.
Former
Henry A. Brechter
Jul 21 2020
Headline Roundup
Perspectives: Will Kasich, Never Trumpers Triumph in November?
Former Ohio Gov. John Kasich, a Republican and frequent critic of President Donald Trump, will speak at the Democratic National Convention on Joe Biden’s behalf next month, according to an Associated Press report. Kasich is one of several notable Republicans whose criticism of Trump has led them to support Biden. The Lincoln Project is a political action campaign founded by former Republican
The Atlantic
New York Magazine
National Review
Nov 12 2014
News
Why Wall Street Loves Hillary
An odd thing happened last month when, stumping just before the midterms, Hillary Clinton came in close proximity to the woman who has sometimes been described as the conscience of the Democratic Party. Speaking at the Park Plaza Hotel in Boston as she did her part to try to rescue the failing gubernatorial campaign of Martha Coakley in Massachusetts, Clinton paid deference to Senator
Politico
Mar 26 2015
News
Yes, Ted Cruz Could Repeal Common Core
Since his presidential campaign announcement Monday, the White House press corps has been fascinated with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX).
On Wednesday, that Cruz attention turned to the senator's position on Common Core education standards. A reporter asked White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest, "Senator Ted Cruz -- I know you’ve been fielding a lot of questions about him. He recently said
Townhall
Dec 07 2022
Headline Roundup
After Warnock's Win in Georgia, Parties Reflect on Strategies
Sen. Raphael Warnock (D) defeated challenger Hershel Walker (R) in the Georgia Senate runoff race on Tuesday. Warnock’s victory gives the Democrats a 51 seat majority in the Senate. Perspectives on the runoff are split on which candidates’ actions made more impact on the results – did Warnock’s efforts and electability win the election, or did Walker’s blunders and scandals lose it? The answer
Washington Examiner
The Hill
CNN (Opinion)
Jul 09 2012
News
The ABCs Of Politicians
A. First, politicians began omitting their party affiliations on campaign literature and websites. Politics "is a dirty word," says David King, a lecturer on public policy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. King told the MetroWest Daily News: "Why would you want to put it right out there; why would you sell a shirt with a stain on it? You need to appeal on other terms by downplaying
NPR (Online News)
Jul 02 2012
News
Fehrnstrom bucks Republican line on 'Obamacare' as 'tax'
In the wake of last week's Supreme Court decision on President Barack Obama's health care law, a senior adviser to Mitt Romney's presidential campaign parted with Republican talking points Monday, arguing the mandate that most individuals obtain health coverage or pay a government fine is "not a tax."
The high court on Thursday found the individual unconstitutional under Congress'
CNN (Online News)
Oct 27 2014
News
How the 'war on women' is changing
The so-called war on women that Democrats love to talk about on the campaign trail may be losing some of its luster. The attack line -- aimed at painting Republicans as out of sync with women on contraception, abortion and other issues -- isn't resonating like in 2012, when Democrats hurled it at the GOP with a devastating effect. Instead, Republicans have improved their standing among women
CNN (Online News)