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Archives for October 2015
What did the US know, and when did it know it?
“Continued heavy casualties may leave pro-regime forces vulnerable to a counterattack by Syrian rebels.”
As many as 38 states limit access to police officers’ disciplinary records.
“We had this idea that why don’t I just have a conversation with somebody I really like and see how it turns out,” Obama said.
The next president will come into office overseeing the longest war in US history — and one that everyone knows is doomed.
Moderate Republicans may be worrying that the Benghazi committee’s partisan investigation will hurt them more than Hillary Clinton.
And nearly half of the richest people in the world live in America.
A tragic death toll.
But Rubio would (barely) beat Trump.
Take a deep breath, and remember a few key facts this open enrollment period.
One of Clinton’s toughest challenges is convincing the Democratic base to nominate the primary candidate who is the most comfortable with the use of military force.
The parliament speaker was convicted as part of a massive bribery scandal — and then pardoned himself while the president was out of town. Now everything’s a mess.
A specter is haunting the Democratic party. The specter of socialism.
The issue is treated like an afterthought, yet again.
“It’s going to be really difficult to stop.”