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"I want you to know, this is my view. I want tariffs. And I want someone to bring me some tariffs. … I know there are some globalists in the room right now. And they don't want them, John, they don't want the tariffs. But I&
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When and how did it become acceptable to make a false accusation that someone is racist? For adherents of religions that revere the Ten Commandments, with their injunction not to bear false witness against one's neighbor, such accusations are divinely prohibited. For those who find moral instruction elsewhere,
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Just because Congress can't fix health care doesn't mean it can't be done. That's the message from the Health Transformation Alliance, 41 big American companies that have banded together to try to save money and lives on their own, without waiting for
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In an era of political polarization, here's one item that's rapidly emerging as a rare bipartisan consensus: President Donald Trump doesn't deserve credit for the stock market boom since his election. "Can we thank Trump for the stock market boom? Short answer, no,
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The specter of President Jimmy Carter has suddenly emerged from the 1970s to haunt the Trump administration. A Wall Street Journal editorial warns President Donald Trump that "on present course his Presidency is careening toward a historic reputation where names like Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon reside."
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The New York Times, which last year editorialized against voting for Donald Trump for president because he "has so coarsened our politics" that he would fail as an "example" for "our children," now offers — in a single day — one op-ed describing the president'
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How seriously should one take President Donald Trump's complaints about the press? About $37.06 a year seriously, to be precise.
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It's the sort of brazen move that might ordinarily trigger a front-page news story or an outraged editorial — a bunch of very rich individuals asking Congress to write them a law that would give them better negotiating power against other rich individuals. Yet in this case, the rich