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The boy is crying wolf, but the townspeople ignore his increasingly dire warnings. Why wouldn't they? He has cried wolf many times before, and each time his claims turned out to be false. This time, they won't be fooled by the boy's alarmist calls
Immigration
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — Ted Cruz is among the most hated men in Washington, reviled by leaders of both parties as an ideological hard-liner loyal only to the far-right of the conservative movement. But racing down an Iowa highway on a snowy weekend morning, a solemn Cruz suggested some of
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Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has proposed that we consider getting the dollar back on the gold standard, which puts him outside the "mainstream" of contemporary economics. (What's a mainstream again? I can't quite say. Are there mainstreams without tributaries, in watersheds for example? Weird
GOP
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — For months, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has flown under the radar in the Republican presidential race, an unusual position for a politician who has been in the spotlight since arriving in Washington nearly three years ago. Now, Cruz is trying to ride a standout performance in
Republicans
When it comes to tax policy, the mainstream media too often portray Democrats as the party of the middle class and Republicans as the party of tax breaks for big corporations and the wealthiest "1 percent." This narrative of class warfare over-simplifies the issue and fails to adequately
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This is the first in a series of NewBostonPost packages depicting where leading presidential candidates stand on the issues. For more information on GOP candidates and immigration, read our full article here and our infographic here.
Massachusetts
BOSTON – Donald Trump still dominates the Republican presidential primary polls in New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina, but when it comes to the money race he trails badly in all three. Campaign donations won't buy votes, but they can provide a measure of real support that's
GOP
KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) — Republican presidential contender Ted Cruz on Monday called the Obama administration's plan to accept refugees from war-torn Syria "nothing short of crazy," because he believes some are Islamic State terrorists. "There is a reason the director of national intelligence said among those
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