2018 gubernatorial races could provide 2020 snapshots - ABC News
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There are 36 states and U.S.The Note: Trump creating own realities in campaign - ABC News
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President Donald Trump is creating his own reality to campaign against – a reality with familiar slogans, yet one that is not real.
This alternative reality has: a vast, partisan conspiracy to spy on his campaign and try to bring down the presidency; Democrats apparently scheming to separate parents from their children at a lawless border even while being led by "MS-13 lover Nancy Pelosi"; a Second Amendment in imminent danger of repeal;
The Note: With Trump, all politics is personal - ABC News
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President Donald Trump is making it all about … President Donald Trump.
It's a fact of Trump's brand of leadership that all politics is personal.
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If those votes on state budget amendments seem at odds with the image that state Republicans often try to project — they are.
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Samantha Ormsby, who has served as a deputy press secretary, will replace Nicole Caravella, who left the mayor’s office last week for a job in the private sector.
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Robert Francis Kennedy, slain in Los Angeles 50 years ago this week, seems oddly alive today. His ideas and legacy remain fresh, vibrant, unsettling, and challenging.
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Robert Francis Kennedy, slain in Los Angeles 50 years ago this week, seems oddly alive today. His ideas and legacy remain fresh, vibrant, unsettling, and challenging.
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Robert Francis Kennedy, slain in Los Angeles 50 years ago this week, seems oddly alive today. His ideas and legacy remain fresh, vibrant, unsettling, and challenging.
MSNBC, Joy Reid apologize for old blog posts but avoid hacking claim | TheHill
MSNBC host Joy Reid apologized Friday afternoon for controversial content on her now-defunct blog.
MSNBC also issued a statement of support for Reid on Friday, coupled with a new statement from the host apologizing for her past blog posts but not taking ownership of all the posts allegedly written by her more than a decade ago.
The network said some of the things written on the blog, which have recently resurfaced, are "obviously hateful and hurtful." Reid said she's "sincerely apologizing again" for her past writings, but did not address her previous claim that the posts were a result of hack