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He endangers not only the party's path to the White House but also its House majority.
Americans have not only health risks but also economic fears.
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The president’s confidant was found guilty based on the evidence by a jury that respected his rights.
This is a threat to the proper functioning of our Republic.
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And a new multistate compact from Virginia to Maine is hoping to do that.
We cannot uphold justice and ensure public safety if our laws are not applied firmly and fairly.
Chase isn’t angling for more spending on roads or schools. She’s more of a Second Amendment fan with a desire to tell it straight.
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