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Maine finally ran out of patience with Susan Collins
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First reported by RealClearPolitics (Lean right); 5 outlets over 40h.
RealClearPolitics · +7h Axios · +13h Washington Examiner · +27h The Christian Post · +40h Townhall
Democrats are poised to romp in today's election — easily winning the House and, according to most forecasts, flipping the Senate too. Yet the party itself is less popular than the IRS . Even the GOP has a better brand. Why it matters: There's a difference between a blowout and a mandate.
Read at axios.com →The smoke rising from Marseille, the smashed storefronts of Frankfurt, and the military patrols deployed to the streets of Milan over the weekend are not isolated incidents of youthful misbehavior. They are the symptoms of a dying status quo.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Here in the U.S. there's been much debate over how much government should give to its citizens. One of Europe's proudest achievements has long been generous cradle-to-grave welfare. But today, it's cracking under the weight of high debt and massive immigration.
Read at realclearpolitics.com →The greatest danger to Western civilization may not be that others are determined to destroy it, but that those who inherited its many blessings are losing sight of their origins.
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