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Kaitlyn Buss: Breaking with Trump gets easier for GOP candidates (opens the original)
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Republican candidates heading into the November midterms should feel some relief. For the first time in a long time, they have the justification to clearly break from President Donald Trump on issues with which they disagree. What has been considered for the past five years to be a betrayal in Republican politics â disagreeing with the president â may now be the only way for GOP hopefuls to win or retain their seats in office. Under Trumpâs second administration, Republicansâ chances of
Mark Z. Barabak: War games and draft lawsuits: Democrats work to Trump-proof November election (opens the original)
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DENVER â The office of Coloradoâs attorney general is a perch 10 stories above downtown Denver. From his aerie, Phil Weiser has a sweeping view of the city skyline, the gold-domed Capitol and, occasionally, a red hawk on the wing. But looking toward November, Weiser sees something darker. Federal agents swarming polling places. Voters intimidated or blocked from casting their ballots. A tyrannical president using his powers, real and imagined, to undermine or try to overturn the Nov. 3 elect
Cal Thomas: Trump and the press boycott each other (opens the original)
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Weâre back in the childrenâs sandbox. President Donald Trump banned CNN, MS Now, and Politico from covering him. The three filed a First Amendment lawsuit and won a temporary restraining order. The president retaliated against them with âTrump TV: The Essentials Stationâ on YouTube. American presidents have been complaining about the press almost as long as weâve had presidents. Thomas Jefferson knew something about hostile newspapers. And yet in 1787 he wrote that if forced to choose
George Skelton: Three ballot measures on housing, medical research but only one no-brainer (opens the original)
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. â Three state bond measures are on Californiaâs November ballot. You probably havenât paid much attention to them. So hereâs my read on these big-ticket proposals. One is a no-brainer âyes.â It would help middle-class Californians buy a new home by allowing them to borrow most of the down payment. And it wouldnât cost taxpayers a dime. Thatâs Proposition 37. Another housing measure is probably worthwhile, but gives me pause because it accommodates too many inte
Mark Z. Barabak: The worst, most vile candidate in Texas isn't who you might think (opens the original)
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In the second week of the college football season, in a clash of titans, the University of Texas scored 21 unanswered points to surge past Ohio State in the fourth quarter and win, 24-23. The comeback, Gov. Greg Abbott decreed, was the greatest home victory in more than 130 years of Longhorn football. A screen grab of one celebratory moment showed a group of students ecstatic beyond belief. They were clad in the universityâs signature burnt orange. Two wore cowboy hats. One flashed âHook â
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