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h sexist and racist remarks and actions. Yet another asserted that "some of' Trump's positions "are not that extreme." Exhibit A was his praise for Planned Parenthood. But he wants to outlaw abortion, i.e. overturn the current law of the land, which is extreme. (A majority of Americans support the right to choose,

it wasn't his job to tell people what to think? And why didn't the party leadership draw the line when Trump did the same birther number on Senator Ted Cruz or when he tested the same power of suggestion on Marco Rubio? Well, now, they've EFTA00831992 got him. They've got a likely nominee for president

n this very same topic. Still Republicans just announced another effort to abuse congressional resources when they launched a special panel to probe Planned Parenthood. Today partisan political attack committees are now just part of the playbook and although Democrats do it as well, it is the favorite for Republic

ive immigration bill to establish a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. Faced with intense backlash from conservatives like Senator Ted Cruz, who joined Santorum on Wednesday night in referring to the plan as "amnesty," Rubio went on to oppose his own bill. Two years later, with an ongoi

government. 2. ACORN. The government attack on ACORN, traditionally a left-leaning organization, might be hilarious if it wasn't so tragic. As with Planned Parenthood, the Republican inquisition against ACORN was nothing more than a politically motivated witch hunt based on, once again, a selectively-edited prank

e committee to hash out a federal budget; four times they have been blocked by Republicans. The Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas said they were afraid the committee might reach an agreement to raise both taxes on the rich and the debt ceiling, which are, of course, t

a HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019972 bunch of tariffs that will completely decimate how we trade, and Jared wants to deal with human trafficking and protecting Planned Parenthood.” And Priebus wanted Donald Trump to be another kind of Republican altogether. As Walsh saw it, Steve Bannon was running the Steve Bannon White Hous

achieving an electoral victory. At this dire moment, Trump in some essential sense sold his losing campaign. The right-wing billionaire Bob Mercer, a Ted Cruz backer, had shifted his support to Trump with a $5 million infusion. Believing the campaign was cratering, Mercer and his daughter Rebekah took a hel