Rubio Emerges as Democrats Fearful GOP Nominee
Steve Schale of the Democratic strategist mold argues Rubio stands as the strongest Republican challenger. The New York Times notes Rubio trails Trump and Carson in polls but leads the field with his story telling and Spanish speaking appeal. If he clinches the nomination, Democrats would face a formidable, youthful rival in 2016.
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Steve Schale
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New York Times
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Donald Trump
Ben Carson
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Scott Walker
Wisconsin
Washington
Jeb Bush
Ted Kennedy
Jeb
Carly Fiorina
New Hampshire
Ted Cruz
Mike Huckabee
Chris Christie
John Kasich
Rand Paul
Hillary Clinton
Trump
America
Ohio
Clinton
Jack Kennedy
Bill Clinton
Barack Obama
Steve
Cokie Roberts
Stevecokie
Gmail
House rebels and the Watergate Babies parallel
David M. Shribman compares 1970s Democratic mutineers and 2010s Freedom Caucus demands in the House. He notes aims to decentralize power, challenge leaders, and questions whether rebels will reshape the congressional establishment or cause ongoing chaos. The piece weighs implications for future governance and politics.
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Planned Parenthood
Internal Revenue Service
Freedom Caucus
Richard M. Nixon
Democratic Study Group
DSG
Democratic Congressional
John Boehner
Ohio
Zelizer
Paul Ryan
Wisconsin
Ryan
GOP
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House Budget Committee
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James M. Shannon
Massachusetts
O'Neill
Senate
Congress
Christopher Dodd
Connecticut
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Paul Tsongas
Paul Simon
Illinois
Tim Wirth
Colorado
Max Baucus
Montana
George Miller
Norman Mineta
Henry Waxman
California
Abner Mikva
James Oberstar
Minnesota
Les AuCoin
Oregon
Tom Downey
John LaFalce
Steve Solarz
New York
David M. Shribman
Post-Gazette
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Landmark historical moments tied to October 19
A digest of notable events on October 19 across history including the Stamp Act Congress declaration in 1765, Cornwallis surrender in 1781, Jay's 1789 oath, the Star-Spangled Banner debut in 1814, Cedar Creek in 1864, post office vehicle shift in 1914, Ypres, League sanctions in 1935, WAVES enlistment in 1944, and later milestones such as the Concorde landing, the 1987 stock crash, Dances with Wolves world premiere, Saddam Hussein's 2005 trial, and Pope Francis 2014 beatification, with a closing quote by Aldous Huxley.
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Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Virginia
John Jay
United States
Holliday Street Theater
Baltimore
Jubal A. Early
Cedar Creek
U.S
Ypres
Council of the
League of Nations
Italy
Abyssinia
U.S. Navy
John van Druten
Music Box Theater
Broadway
Harry S. Truman
Germany
Cuba
New York City
Kevin Costner
Washington, D.C
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Pentagon
Hosam Smadi
Dallas
al- Qaida
Pope Francis
Paul VI
Paul
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