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Democrats will push to end GOP power with court battle
The author urges Democrats to channel anger into electoral power to deny President Trump and Republicans a Supreme Court pick. He argues turnout is key, cites 2016 refusal to hear Garland, and calls for boosting Senate gains to block rapid court selection, aiming to curb McConnell's control. The piece stresses unity, voting, and strategic pressure in 2020 politics.
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Susan Collins
Maine
Martha McSally
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Thom Tillis
North Carolina
Cory Gardner
Colorado
Joni Ernst
Iowa
Steve Davies
Montana
Doug Jones
Alabama
White privilege and disparities debate by Walter Williams
Walter E Williams argues against the idea of broad white privilege in America and critiques language that frames racial disparities as inherent injustice. He cites Nigerian education statistics, questions reparations, and urges ignoring disproportionality while cleaning up language to curb leftist guilt.
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Anti-Catholic Attacks on Barrett Stir 2020 Debate
S E Cupp notes anti Catholic bigotry aimed at Amy Coney Barrett may rally evangelicals suburban women and Republicans to support Trump. Critics tie Barrett to People of Praise and compare to Handmaids Tale while Reuters and others correct misattributions. The piece argues bias undermines civil discourse and could influence the election.
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Dick Durbin
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Reuters
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