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Trump's Justice Department Charges James Comey For Third Time
12 left outlets ran this →US court rules daughter of Trump critic James Comey was illegally fired
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First reported by Washington Free Beacon (Right); 3 outlets over 13h.
Washington Free Beacon · +5h RealClearPolitics · +13h The Hill
With just over a week to go until the midterm elections, former President Obama joined the campaign trail to remind us of just how smug and condescending he can be. It was Obama at his best: He made fun of the tastes of middle-class Americans, getting into hot water over a joke about how tacky...
Read at thehill.com →In the Michigan senate race, muddleheaded party leaders cannot see past the next election, writes Peter Savodnik. Will the voters?
Read at realclearpolitics.com →Abdul El-Sayed exudes a volatile combination of "toxic masculinity" and "small-dog energy" on the campaign trail, especially when fielding questions from the press. The Michigan Democrat, who claims to be 5-foot-9 in basketball shoes, is trying to become one of the shortest men to serve in the U.S.
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