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nally passes Home Rule for Ireland, 1961 —John F. Kennedy declares that before the end of the decade, Amer

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ready for a new generation of leadership," Castro said. "When the Democrats have won in the modern era of presidential politics, whether it was with John Kennedy or Jimmy Carter or Bill Clinton or Barack Obama in 2008, it was with a new exciting face to the party. I believe that people are looking for that ag

iefing for decision-makers. Sign up to receive the newsletter. Boris Johnson: 'I want to get a deal' WHILE YOU WERE IN YOUR MORNING MEETINGS: -- The British Parliament is expected again today to reject Prime Minister Boris Johnson's call for early elections, further narrowing the options for the new British leader

presidential politics, whether it was with John Kennedy or Jimmy Carter or Bill Clinton or Barack Obama i

ady for a new generation of leadership," Castro said. "When the Democrats have won in the modern era of presidential politics, whether it was with John Kennedy or Jimmy Carter or Bill Clinton or Barack Obama in 2008, it was with a new exciting face to the party. I believe that people are looking for that a

riefing for decision-makers. Sign up to receive the newsletter. Boris Johnson: 'I want to get a deal' WHILE YOU WERE IN YOUR MORNING MEETINGS: -- The British Parliament is expected again today to reject Prime Minister Boris Johnson's call for early elections, further narrowing the options for the new British leader