Democratic primaries in coming weeks will point to tensions within the party on how to push effectively for change, while winning elections.
Tag: United States Politics and Government
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What May’s Primaries Tell Us About the ‘Populism of Resentment’ Shaping the G.O.P.
Two conservative writers discuss Trumpism’s appeal in the Republican Party and what the rise of Senate candidate J.D. Vance can foreshadow for the midterms this fall.
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House Poised to Pass Nearly $40 Billion Ukraine Aid Package
As lawmakers have embraced more than $50 billion to Kyiv within two months, they have largely refrained from raising concerns or questioning the Biden administration’s strategy.
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How Democrats Want to Put Republicans on the Defensive on Abortion
While conservatives control the courts and key states, the public tends to lean in favor of abortion rights. Democratic leaders are trying to translate that sentiment into victories for the party.
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Alfred Baldwin, Lookout for Watergate Burglars, Dies at 83
A co-conspirator, he became an early witness for the government, which helped lead to the indictment of the burglars and linked them with the White House.