Marco Rubio and the Question of ’28
If, and whenever, he decides to run for the presidency, the secretary of state would be an eloquent candidate.
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|If, and whenever, he decides to run for the presidency, the secretary of state would be an eloquent candidate.
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New York’s fiscally reckless Metropolitan Transportation Authority is about to ask the taxpayers of Montana, Florida, and California, among other states, to bail out our subways.
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|Talk begins that Democrats may push for choosing the president by popular vote.
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The Arab parliamentarian’s refusal to condemn Israel’s enemy emerges as a sticking point to forming a government.
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Senator Schumer boasts of the Democrats’ plans to end support for our warriors at the front.
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Early numbers in the count suggest a proposed one-time tax on riches may have been defeated by voters.
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