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Jan 28 2020
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Can John Bolton's revelations convince Republicans, at long last, to call Trump's bluff?
One of the great mysteries of our time is why so many Republicans who are willing to bet their reputations on relentlessly defending Donald Trump, especially now.
It'd be one thing if he were in rarefied George W. Bush post-9/11 territory with an approval rating hovering in the upper 80s, or if he had delivered an electoral map like Ronald Reagan's 1984 steamrolling of Walter Mondale.
SalonDec 11 2014
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Democrats Nearly Sink Omnibus Spending Bill Over Dodd-Frank Change
Democrats rebelled against the government funding bill Thursday, joining with a handful of Republicans to nearly vote down a measure that would keep federal offices running, but was also packed with policy riders walking back financial reform.
The inelegantly named "cromnibus" appropriations bill would fund the government after current funding expires on Dec. 11. But lawmakers are also
HuffPostApr 23 2019
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Sen. Mike Lee: Time Won't Be Right for Dems to Impeach Trump Later
If the time isn't right now for Democrats to bring articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, it won't likely be right for them a year from now, Sen. Mike Lee said Tuesday.
"Republicans learned this a couple of decades ago going through the impeachment process for [President] Bill Clinton," the Utah Republican told Fox News' "Fox and Friends."
"It didn't turn out
Newsmax (News)Apr 30 2015
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John Boehner: Obama 'Needs To Step Up His Game' On Garnering Support For Trade Bill
House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said Thursday that President Barack Obama “needs to step up his game” to rally more Democrats behind legislation that would give him fast-track authority on trade deals.
Boehner told reporters that “there will be strong Republican support for trade promotion authority.”
The bill, which would allow Obama to use expedited procedures to push the
HuffPostJan 23 2024
Headline Roundup
Donald Trump Wins New Hampshire Republican Primary
Multiple news outlets reported former President Donald Trump as the winner of the 2024 Republican presidential primary in New Hampshire.
Details: With a win in New Hampshire, Trump records his second victory in the Republican primary following his victory in the Iowa caucus last week. As of 9:00 p.m. EST, multiple outlets reported Trump receiving between 52-54% of the vote, and former
Fox News Digital New York Times (News) NewsweekOct 07 2019
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With love, Cory Booker. Inside one long-shot bid for the White House.
Senator Booker’s message of love and unity has been dismissed by some as too soft. But it’s an approach he honed over nearly two decades of living and working in Newark’s toughest neighborhoods.
The first time New Hampshire state Sen. Martha Hennessey heard Sen. Cory Booker speak, he reminded her of a Baptist preacher. “He was so ‘love and hope,’” she says. “Frankly, I was almost in
Christian Science MonitorDec 05 2014
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On War and Immigration, Obama Faces Tests of Authority From Congress
Congress moved on two fronts Thursday to test the limits of presidential authority, with a surprising maneuver in the Senate to begin debating President Obama’s war powers against the Islamic State and a vote in the House to prohibit him from enforcing his executive action on immigration.
With the two parties in a perpetual state of dispute, the actions represented a rare, if unplanned
New York Times (News)Apr 02 2016
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The GOP’s Nuclear Option to Stop Donald Trump: A Third-Party Candidate
The first line of defense for establishment Republicans hoping to keep Donald Trump from carrying their party’s banner this fall is to prevent him from winning the delegates in the remaining primaries this spring. If that fails, the next plan is to deny him a win at the GOP convention in Cleveland by peeling away pledged delegates on the second or third round of balloting. And if that fails, a
Daily BeastNov 23 2020
Perspectives Blog
How Readers Rated the Media Bias of AP, BBC and The Epoch Times, and More
In September, we released the findings of our August 2020 Blind Bias Survey, in which over 2,000 people across the political spectrum rated the media bias of five different news outlets blindly, seeing only their content and story choice but not the name of the news publication. Below are visualizations of the data we collected.
In a Blind Bias Survey, we ask people to self-report their
Rick WytmarJun 25 2019
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Emergency Aid for Migrants Badly Divides Democrats
WASHINGTON — Congress is trying to rush $4.5 billion in emergency humanitarian aid to the southwestern border while placing new restrictions on President Trump’s immigration crackdown, spurred on by disturbing images of suffering migrant families and of children living in squalor in overcrowded detention facilities.
But with a House vote on the package planned for Tuesday, some
New York Times (News)