Bernie Sanders risks Democratic unity in 2016 clash
Steve and Cokie Roberts summarize how Bernie Sanders extended his presidential bid, attacking Hillary Clinton and energizing Trump supporters. The piece notes Clinton leads in votes and delegates, while Sanders damages the Democratic ticket, risks party cohesion, and boosts Trump ahead of Philadelphia. It cites polls showing Clinton's faltering favorability and Sanders supporters' hesitancy to back Clinton.
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Washington Post
NBC
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John Boehner
Eric Cantor
America
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Cruz
Mitt Romney
Steve
Cokie Roberts
Stevecokie
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Wellesley College
Polarized 2016 race shifts away from ideology
The piece argues the 2016 presidential contest between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is the most contentious yet least ideological since the 19th century. It notes Trump leans on personality over a detailed program, Clinton’s stance fluctuates, and Bernie Sanders shapes Democratic discourse. It contrasts slogans and ideological depth with past presidents and party shifts, retaining key names and dates.
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America
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National Review
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Nevada
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Massachusetts
Rahm Emanuel
Chicago
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Pennsylvania
Republican Women’s Committee
Huffington Post
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
David M. Shribman
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Memorial Day Highlights Through History
Memorial Day 2016 marks the observance. Notable May 30 anniversaries include Surveyor 1 lunar landing in 1966, Beatles release in 1966, Joan of Arc burning in 1431, Henry VIII wedding in 1536, the first Indy 500 in 1911, Lincoln Memorial dedication in 1922, Attu battle in 1943, Tomb of the Unknowns interment in 1958, Mariner 9 launch in 1971, John Paul II France visit in 1980, Diana and Fergie marriage decree in 1996, Hayden as CIA director in 2006, and Biden family news in 2011-2015.
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