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He demonstrates contempt for Americans in uniform while claiming to adore them—but wants service members to “revolt” for him at the ballot box.
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The democracies must continue their long fight against Moscow's barbarism.
Prominent Republicans turned up the temperature within minutes of Saturday's shooting.
J.D. Vance champions the narrative he once attacked. Senator J. D. Vance of Ohio, after only three years in politics, is now the Republican nominee for vice president.
After Biden's decision to leave the race, the difference between the Democrats and the Republicans could not be clearer.
I was a child in the 1960s, and those days weren't better—but in one way, they were sweeter.
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