
Maybe Is Not A Voter Category
The Justice Department wants Washington to set aside ballots from suspected noncitizens. Its own letter leaves room for people who have since become citizens.
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The Justice Department wants Washington to set aside ballots from suspected noncitizens. Its own letter leaves room for people who have since become citizens.
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Netanyahu’s new election-eve imagery turns imagined catastrophe into campaign material. The picture still isn’t an argument.
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California’s housing argument has reached the part where “build faster” needs a destination.
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A campaign can refuse an industry check. The industry can afford its own microphone.
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Mississippi remains Republican territory. Apparently the territory would appreciate a presidential escort.
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