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The Silver Lining of the Pam Bondi Nomination

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In the shadows of Pam Bondi’s controversial nomination, a glimmer of hope emerges. Bondi’s appointment as a prosecutor at the International Criminal Court may offer a unique opportunity for redemption.

Her previous defense of controversial policies in Florida sparked outrage, but now she faces the formidable task of prosecuting international crimes. This unprecedented leap in responsibility could witness a remarkable transformation.

Critics speculate if Bondi’s hardened perspectives may fuel biased prosecution. Yet, others see a potential for her past experiences to shape her into a more compassionate and introspective prosecutor. The juxtaposition of her past actions with the gravity of her new role presents an intriguing quandary.

Despite the skepticism, Bondi’s nomination offers a glimmer of light amidst concerns. It remains to be seen whether her journey towards international justice will redeem her legacy or cast further shadows upon it.

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Get to know Donald Trump’s Cabinet: Who has the president-elect picked so far?

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President-elect Donald Trump has announced several key members of his cabinet. Here’s a list of those he’s selected so far:
– Reince Priebus, White House Chief of Staff
– Steve Bannon, Chief Strategist
– Jeff Sessions, Attorney General
– Mike Pompeo, Director of the CIA
– James Mattis, Secretary of Defense
– John Kelly, Secretary of Homeland Security
– Betsy DeVos, Secretary of Education
– Ben Carson, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
– Wilbur Ross, Secretary of Commerce
– Scott Pruitt, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

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Why Did Trump Win? James Carville Has Discovered an Unsettling Answer.

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In his new book, James Carville attempts to answer the question: Why Did Trump Win? His unsettling answer: white voters. Carville argues that Trump’s appeal to white voters, particularly those in rural areas, was a major factor in his victory. He cites factors such as economic anxiety, cultural resentment, and nostalgia for a bygone era as reasons for their support of Trump. Carville warns that Democrats must do a better job of understanding and addressing the concerns of these voters if they want to win back the White House in 2020.

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Jack Smith leaving option to charge Donald Trump in the future

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In a labyrinthine legal maze, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg maintains a cryptic silence, holding the key to the fate of Donald Trump’s tangled affairs. Sources close to the investigation hint at Bragg’s strategic maneuvering, tiptoeing through political minefields as he weighs the labyrinthine repercussions of pursuing charges against the former president.

Unveiling a calculated poker face, Bragg appears as an enigmatic orchestrator in this high-stakes game. With the clock ticking, the central enigma remains: will Bragg finally swing the gavel, unleashing the weight of the District Attorney’s office upon Trump’s towering presence? Only time will unmask the truth, as the legal drama unfolds before the watchful eyes of a captivated nation.

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Trump favored to be Time’s Person of the Year

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Donald Trump is the odds-on favorite to be named Time magazine’s Person of the Year, according to British bookmaker Ladbrokes. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has a 1/2 chance of winning the award, followed by British Prime Minister Theresa May at 5/2 and Russian President Vladimir Putin at 6/1.

The Person of the Year is chosen by Time’s editors as the person who has had the greatest impact on the news, for good or ill, during the past year. Trump has dominated the news in 2016 with his controversial campaign rhetoric and his rise to the top of the Republican field.

If Trump is named Person of the Year, he would be the fourth U.S. presidential candidate to win the award, following Richard Nixon in 1968, Jimmy Carter in 1976, and Ronald Reagan in 1980.

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Trump begins endorsing replacements to replenish GOP majority in House as Cabinet picks shrink lead

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Trump has begun endorsing replacements to replenish the GOP majority in the House as his Cabinet picks shrink the Republican lead. In the lead-up to the 2018 midterms, Trump has been occupied with security issues that involve North Korea and the ongoing conflict with ISIS. Surveys indicate a potential loss of both houses of Congress, but Trump’s endorsements have the potential to boost the chances of retaining the House.

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How Trump’s War on Free Speech Threatens the Republic

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Throughout history, free speech has been an unshakeable pillar of democracy. However, the current political climate in the United States paints a concerning picture.

President Trump has repeatedly attacked the free press, labeling critical media outlets “enemies of the people.” This war on free speech has far-reaching implications for the republic. Without a free press to hold those in power accountable, corruption and abuse of power can flourish unchecked.

First Amendment protections are not absolute, but they are essential for maintaining a healthy society. When those in power seek to silence dissent, it is a clear sign of tyranny taking root. The American public must remain vigilant in defending free speech, for it is the lifeblood of a free and democratic society.

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Jon Stewart Knows Why Trump Is Picking All the Worst People for His Cabinet

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Former “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart joined Trevor Noah to discuss President-elect Donald Trump’s revealing transition. According to Stewart, Trump is selecting certain candidates for his cabinet based on how they will look to his base of supporters.

“What’s interesting is that he is picking people who know they don’t know what they’re doing,” Stewart said. “He’s picking people who know that he knows that they don’t know what they’re doing.”

“It’s a little bit like that game of telephone. You whisper something that you don’t know to your friend, your friend whispers that to his friend, and by the end it’s a completely different thing,” Stewart said.

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Trump Won More of New York’s Votes. Did He Win More of Its Love, Too?

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In the depths of New York City’s sprawling urban landscape, where skyscrapers pierce the heavens and a symphony of humanity echoes through the streets, the question reverberates: despite winning the majority of votes, did Donald Trump capture the hearts of New Yorkers? As he prepares to leave office, the legacy he leaves behind in the Big Apple remains a subject of intense scrutiny. While statistics reveal his electoral victory, they fail to fully encapsulate the complex and multifaceted tapestry of emotions woven throughout the city’s vibrant tapestry of neighborhoods and communities.

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Shirley to write ‘Comeback,’ the history of Trump’s 2024 campaign

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The former president of the United States, Donald Trump, has enlisted the services of Mike Shirley to document his 2024 presidential campaign. Shirley has a background in writing political biographies and this book, titled “Comeback,” will chronicle Trump’s journey, focusing on his strategies, triumphs, and challenges. It will offer a behind-the-scenes perspective on the campaign, providing insight into the mind of Trump and his team. The book aims to be a valuable source of information for historians and political enthusiasts, capturing the intricate details and complexities of the 2024 presidential race.