Trump’s dream opponent stands in Clinton’s shadow
The piece surveys GOP dissension with Trump and Cruz leading, amid moderate Republicans drifting away. It argues Democrats could win three straight White House terms if Sanders or Clinton prevail, noting Sanders’ leftward surge, Clinton’s electability, and the risks of a Trump or Cruz matchup. It cites polls, history, and fiscal proposals, underscoring the enduring center in American politics.
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Trump
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Cruz
Jeb Bush
John Kasich
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Harry Truman
White House
George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Truman
Iowa
New Hampshire
Bernie Sanders
Sanders
Bernie
Barry Goldwater
George McGovern
Jimmy Carter
Bill Clinton
Barack Obama
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Walter Mondale
Michael Dukakis
Hillary
Reagan
Wall Street Journal
Washington
Republican party revolt reshapes its 2016 race and base
The piece argues the GOP faces its fiercest internal clash since 1964 as Donald Trump and Ted Cruz challenge establishment figures. It notes widespread betrayal among Republicans, with polls showing high discontent across education levels, and traces roots to 1976 Reagan revolt and later tensions. The analysis cites Buchanan and White and highlights how activism and culture wars shape the current insurgency.
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Rotary
Country Clubs
Eastern Colleges
Farm Bureau
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Wall Street
Main Street
Prairie
Midwest
Mountain West
Iowa Caucuses
Fox News
Patrick J. Buchanan
New Hampshire
Donald J. Trump
Sen
Ted Cruz
Texas
White House
Barry Goldwater
United States
Theodore H. White
White
Lyndon Johnson
Buchanan
Fox Iowa
Houston
Political Science Quarterly
Colby College
L. Sandy Maisel
Platform’ Committee
Cruz
Gerald R. Ford
George H.W. Bush
Bob Dole
Kansas
John McCain
Arizona
Mitt Romney
Massachusetts
Ronald Reagan
Ford
House
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Gerald R. Ford Rotary Club
Reagan
California
Jimmy Carter
GOP
Bush
Historic events on January 18 span wars and flights
The entry lists notable anniversaries and events tied to January 18 across history, including Eugene Ely’s first aircraft landing on a ship in 1911, John Tyler’s death in 1862, Kipling’s 1936 death, wartime resistances, and political milestones through 2015, ending with a Milton quote. The piece reflects a calendar snapshot of persons, places, events, and dates.
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Pennsylvania
San Francisco
United States
John Tyler
Richmond
Virginia
Confederate Congress
Rudyard Kipling
London
Warsaw Ghetto
U.S
March Air Force Base
California
Albert DeSalvo
Boston
China Southwest Airlines
Chongqing
Bill Clinton
Oval Office
America
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
Hu Jintao
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Barack Obama
White House
Pope Francis
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