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Anyone under the illusion that Joe Biden's victory over Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential primary had vanquished the threat of socialism from American shores can get a reality check by picking up the Sunday New York Times, which features four articles pressing the anti-capitalist agenda. "Boeing&
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The recent announcement by the Standard and Poor's 500 Index that Tesla Inc. would join the index of large U.S. stocks is the latest reminder of the importance of immigrants to America's success. Tesla's founder and CEO, Elon Musk, is now the third-richest
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What an unsatisfying election. Opponents of President Donald Trump were denied what they had long sought — a resounding rejection of Trump and Trumpism by the American electorate. Hoped-for Democratic gains in congressional contests, high-profile U.S. Senate races, and state legislatures largely failed to materialize. Trump won roughly 10 million
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Some people are saving the Sunday, November 8, 2020 New York Times with the banner "Biden Beats Trump" headline. The one I am thinking of framing and putting up on the wall, though, is the front page of the Thursday, February 27, 2020 Times. That is the one
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Vice presidential candidates, like doctors in the Hippocratic Oath, are supposed to "do no harm." Joe Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris, risks violating that traditional rule with an animated video narrated in her voice that she posted Sunday on social media. "There's a
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The Democrats are trying to make it socially unacceptable to vote to re-elect Trump. It seems to be working so far, at least up to a point. The Republican governor of Maryland, Larry Hogan, says he wrote in Ronald Reagan. The Republican governor of Massachusetts, Charlie Baker, says he "
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Former vice president Joe Biden and President Donald Trump ought to answer serious foreign policy questions during the final weeks of the campaign. If they don't, voters might contemplate them on the way to the polling station.
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Thanks are owed to Vice President Mike Pence for, at the outset of his debate with Senator Kamala Harris, making reference to "plagiarism, which is something Joe Biden knows a little bit about." The lead front-page New York Times news article about the debate dismissed it as "