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Ted Cruz endorsed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott will endorse Ted Cruz, giving the Lone State senator his highest-ranking political endorsement thus far in the presidential race
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Marco Rubio Gets Party’s Blessing, but Not Voters’
Senator Marco Rubio has persuaded wealthy donors, Republican Party elders and his colleagues in Congress that he represents their best chance to overtake the seemingly invincible force that is Donald J. Trump...
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If the 2016 US Presidential Candidates were described as programming languages, what language would each be?
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The Foreign Policy Case for Bernie Sanders
Sanders’ foreign policy vision of acting with military restraint, pursuing diplomatic engagement, and setting clear priorities in the world while investing in the domestic foundations of American power — these are all bipartisan objectives consistent with successful politicians, including President Dwight Eisenhower and President Barack Obama.
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Georgia ‘Religious Freedom’ Bill Could Protect KKK, Sponsor Admits
Georgia’s state senate is considering a “religious liberty” bill that would make it easier to discriminate against LGBT people by, as Americans United explains, allowing “any individual or ‘faith-based’ business, non-profit entity, or taxpayer-funded organization to ignore any law that conflicts with their religious beliefs about marriage.” By Miranda Blue. (Feb. 19)
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Ann Walsh Bradley: Uncle who served at Iwo Jima unable to vote
A [Wisconsin] state Supreme Court justice on Tuesday urged Gov. Scott Walker to allow people to use veterans ID cards to vote after her uncle who fought at Iwo Jima was unable to cast a ballot in last week’s primary election. By Patrick Marley.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Endorses Donald Trump
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The Cold Hard Math of How Trump Can Win, and How Rubio Can Stop Him
This interactive delegate calculator uses each state’s delegate allocation rules, along with estimates of how favorable each district is for each candidate, to simulate how the race might unfold.
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Lindsey Graham says the Republican party has gone ‘batsh** crazy’
Sen. Lindsey Graham is disgusted with the GOP's embrace of Donald Trump: "My party has gone batsh** crazy."
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United States Congress Elections, 2016
A total of 469 seats in the U.S. Congress (34 Senate seats and all 435 House seats) are up for election on November 8, 2016.
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Interventionism and Restraint in Democratic Foreign Policy
A "recovering liberal hawk" reflects on lessons learned in the last 25 years of U.S. foreign policy and looks ahead to the challenges that may be faced by a Clinton or Sanders presidency.
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Trump Won't Condemn KKK, Says He 'Knows Nothing About White Supremacists'
On CNN's State of the Union, the Republican front-runner was asked if he'd distance himself from the support of former KKK grand wizard David Duke. Trump refused four times, saying, "I don't know."
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Sick of Political Parties, Unaffiliated Voters Are Changing Politics
More voters identify as independent than Republican or Democrat. And they're changing the political system around the country.
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Donald Trump
Our main story was about Donald Trump. We can't believe we're saying that either.
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What Democrats Still Don’t Get About McGovern
The party took all the wrong lessons from his landslide loss to Richard Nixon in '72.
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Why The War on Drugs Is a Huge Failure
The war against drugs has been a terrible disaster for everybody involved. Why? And can we do something differently? Check out the Stop The Harm campaign: https://stoptheharm.org
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Primary voters don't really look like America
Who are these people?
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Voter frustration turned into a dance sensation. Here’s a Super Tuesday song
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Bernie Sanders’ Campaign: Myth Vs. Fact
Separating fact from fiction in voters’ beliefs about Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders
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San Francisco raises smoking age to 21
San Francisco smoking age law aims to help teenagers who are most vulnerable to addiction, at a time when their brains are still developing.
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