Just as the president-elect prepares for the next four years, so can those who oppose his plans.
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If he and other of Trump’s picks are confirmed it will launch the incompetence and chaos many warned of.
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Most voters wanted a leader on prices, crime and peace; they’re getting chaos and retribution instead.
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With or without a House majority, they should work across the aisle when it serves nation’s interests.
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Trump can live without Kennedy running HHS, especially if it helps him win confirmation for ‘his’ AG.
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China must run huge trade supluses to stay afloat; Trump failed in his last ‘historic trade deal.’
Voters who assumed Trump’s promise of mass deportations was bluster, should look at his picks.
Deportations will create job losses we can’t fill, causing food and housing prices to again soar.
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Some Democratic policy is in the interests of workers, but the party’s focus has been misdirected.
Authorities have condemned attacks in Amsterdam, but it’s a reminder of why the nation of Israel exists.
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Harris tried, but media, politicians and others gave Trump the ammunition he needed to drag her down.
Democrats had one job: to combat inequality. They failed to see what was right in front of them.
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Whatever happens, however dictatorial, it’s what the voters wanted, and we’ll have to live with that.
You can start with their dismissiveness in recognizing the economic hardships of fellow Americans.
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The U.S. will endure. But his victory might mark the end of one republic and the start of another.
When you’re waiting for the Electoral College numbers to drop, you might as well watch some bodies drop.
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The surprise results of an Iowa poll hint at the possibility of the strength of women in the election.
