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Centrist Compromise May Be Our Last Hope
Alan Zendell, June 11, 2021 Although it’s been looking grim lately, all hope is not yet lost that the partisan impasse in Congress can be broken. That’s not to say that salvation from congressional gridlock is at hand, but why … Continue reading
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Tagged bill cassidy, bipartisan negotiations, Borgen, Chuck Schumer, congress, extremist politics, infrastructure legislation, israel, Jeanne shaheen, Joe Manchin, Jon Tester, Kyrsten Sinema, lisa murkowski, loopholes, Mark Warner, Mitch McConnell, mitt romney, moderate Senators, netanyahu, Occupied, partisan gridlock, rob portman, susan collins, tax rates, two-party system
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It’s the Supreme Court, Stupid!
Alan Zendell, September 26, 2018 Amid the hype and exaggerations of presidential campaigns we continually hear candidates boast about the things they’re going to do after they’re elected. Caught up in the noise that precedes a presidential election, most Americans … Continue reading
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Tagged Anita Hill, brett kavanaugh, Christin Ford, Chuck Grassley, Clarence Thomas, Deborah Ramirez, iran, Jeff Flake, Julie Swetnick, Mitch McConnell, netanyahu, North Korea, Trump
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Jerusalem
Alan Zendell, December 6, 2017 There’s a cliché in competitive sports like gymnastics and swimming that you never want to go first because the judges won’t award a perfect score to anyone until they’ve seen all the favorites perform. The … Continue reading
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Tagged capital city, europe, germany, iran, israel, middile east, netanyahu, palestine, peace process, saudi arabia, sweden, turkey
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