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Apr 13 2015
News
Ted Cruz: Clinton Is No Different Than Obama
In case you missed it yesterday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton finally announced the inevitable: she's running for President of the United States. The announcement, which came via video on her new campaign website, prompted an immediate reaction from GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz, who announced his own candidacy for president at Liberty University two weeks ago.
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Townhall
Dec 16 2014
News
Bitcoin has become too powerful for regulators to shut it down
I'm a Bitcoin optimist. Henry Farrell isn't. In an astute post, he argues that the big threat to Bitcoin's long-term viability comes from government regulation. Governments are used to being able to control how the financial system works, and the Bitcoin network's decentralized structure threatens that control. So, Farrell argues, if Bitcoin ever really takes off, regulators will try to
Vox
Mar 20 2023
Headline Roundup
Leading Republicans React to Potential Prosecution of Former President Trump
Leading Republicans are reacting to news from former President Donald Trump that he is facing potential prosecution by the Manhattan District Attorney's office, and that he expects to be arrested on Tuesday.
Reactions: Former Vice President Mike Pence said prosecution of Trump is "not what the American people want to see," and that the case is a political prosecution. House Speaker
New York Post (News)
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CNN (Online News)
Feb 01 2017
Opinion
Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Is a Donald Trump-Style Authoritarian
DONALD TRUMP’S ANNOUNCEMENT of 10th Circuit Judge Neil Gorsuch as his nominee for Supreme Court was greeted with lavish praise from Republicans who commended his constitutional literalism.
The mainstream press, meanwhile, fixated on comparing him to the man he would succeed, the late Justice Antonin Scalia, rather than digging into his record.
Gorsuch was said to be the least
The Intercept
Mar 25 2020
Headline Roundup
How Coronavirus is Impacting the 2020 Election
The coronavirus pandemic is significantly impacting the 2020 presidential election, pushing back primary election dates and shifting campaign priorities for candidates. Former Vice President Joe Biden (DE) has been addressing the public with coronavirus updates through videocasts, at times criticizing President Donald Trump for his purported shortcomings in managing the virus; Senator Bernie
New York Times (News)
Associated Press
Washington Examiner
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Austin American-Statesman
The Austin American-Statesman is the major daily newspaper for Austin, the capital city of Texas. It is owned by Cox Enterprises. The newspaper places focus on issues affecting Austin and the Central Texas region.
Dec 02 2014
News
Jeb Bush: 'I'm thinking about running for president'
Jeb Bush says he'll decide "in short order" if he will run for the White House in 2016 -- and in a preview of what could become his campaign themes, the Republican is advocating a more active foreign policy and an overhaul of U.S. entitlement programs. "I'm thinking about running for president, and I'll make up my mind in short order -- you know, not that far out into the future, I don't know
CNN (Online News)
Mar 13 2020
Headline Roundup
How the 2020 Election Will be Affected by Coronavirus
As COVID-19 coronavirus news continues to dominate headlines, media coverage is focusing on what the pandemic and its consequences will mean for the 2020 presidential election. Voices have focused especially on how it may impact President Donald Trump's reelection chances, and have also looked at how Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and former Vice President Joe Biden will supposedly mold
Breitbart News
ABC News (Online)
Reuters
Apr 23 2013
News
Big news: Max Baucus to retire
The first Senate casualty of ObamaCare? He made news twice last week, once for voting against the Democrats gun-control bills and the other for warning that ObamaCare, of which he was a lead architect, would be a “train wreck if not implemented properly. Maybe he hears the train whistle in the distance and figures hell get off the tracks now. As for the gun-control votes, two theories. One:
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