America is ‘seriously debating socialism,’ the right says

1. Like it or not, America is now seriously debating socialism

From New York Post: "No-kidding socialist policies right here in the United States."

2. Dems' 'jobs guarantee' is a guaranteed jobs-killer

From New York Post: "Voters need to connect the dots."

3. Where Is the Left Wing's Foreign Policy?

From The New Republic: "The lack of a cogent platform has become conspicuous under Trump."

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Georgia Republicans in Congress weigh in on the shutdown’s effects

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Ex-Stonecrest mayor accused of lying about prison time to run for City Council

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