Trump Chooses Mike Pence As Running Mate

Time to check your Vice-Presidential fantasy league. If you picked Mike Pence, you might be a winner.

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On September 22, 2001, 11 days after the worst terrorist attack on American soil, then-New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani looked squarely into the Saturday Night Live camera and told a shaken nation, “We will not let our decisions be made out of fear.” Flanked by a somber phalanx of uniformed police officers and firefighters, Giuliani offered stirring and patriotic words: “We choose to live our lives in freedom.”Paul Simon performed a searing rendition of “The Boxer,” his folky ode to a battered fighter’s gritty resilience. It was a total tonal shift for television’s longest-running comedy show, in line with ... read more
The Atlantic2019-10-22
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Fact-checking Trump’s wild Cabinet session
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The Washington Post2019-10-22
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Reuters2019-10-21
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The New York Times2019-10-21
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CNN2019-10-21
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The Washington Post2019-10-21
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The Washington Post2019-10-21
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Vox2019-10-21
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Who Supports Impeachment?
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The Atlantic2019-10-21
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TIME Magazine2019-10-21
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