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Harris tried, but media, politicians and others gave Trump the ammunition he needed to drag her down.
Democrats had one job: to combat inequality. They failed to see what was right in front of them.
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Whatever happens, however dictatorial, it’s what the voters wanted, and we’ll have to live with that.
You can start with their dismissiveness in recognizing the economic hardships of fellow Americans.
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The U.S. will endure. But his victory might mark the end of one republic and the start of another.
When you’re waiting for the Electoral College numbers to drop, you might as well watch some bodies drop.
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The surprise results of an Iowa poll hint at the possibility of the strength of women in the election.
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Rather than a sign of recession, it may show the economy’s getting the soft landing that many hoped for.
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Tariffs, deportations and other policies could speed loss of the benefit’s revenue and prevent a fix.
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Trump and his warm-up acts removed all doubt regarding the ugliness ahead for us if voters allow.
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Yes, Harris as president will be problematic, but returning Trump to the Oval Office would be far worse.
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To elect Harris, women will have to turn out in numbers sufficient to out-perform Trump’s bro nation.
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Trump’s tariffs will push up prices while his tax cuts will primarily benefit upper-income individuals.
Trump added a rancid cloud to what used to be a good-tempered bipartisan roast to honor a late governor.
J.D. Vance may be more dangerous than his boss if Trump wins and then cannot serve.
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Here’s what she can distinguish: Trump’s penchant for discord and her desire for common ground.
Who and what you vote for says a lot about who you are, whether that’s to others or only to xyourself.
