Gone are the old breed
Wes Pruden was the last of a now-dead breed.
The Squad is a real threat -- to Democrats
A new week, a new manufactured controversy.
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Calling ‘the squad’ to account
A very educational series of events occurred in the last couple of weeks illustrating the nature of political maneuvering at the national level. In this case, the Democrats are on the losing end, having been played expertly by President Donald Trump.
Pentagon’s weaponized ticks wouldn’t be worst military secret
Getting human rights right
‘House Speaker Pelosi, laugh the girls off’
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