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Photo: AP Photo/Mel Evans, File

The left considers ‘how Republican hypocrisy lifts social democrats’

Politics
By
  • Bria Felicien

1. How Republican Hypocrisy Lifts Social Democrats

From New York Times: “By its astoundingly cynical approach to deficits and debt, the G.O.P. has opened the door to an expansive left.”

2. A Reckless Scheme on Auto Emissions

From New York Times: “The administration’s plan to roll back auto mileage standards is based on bad science, bad math and bad faith.”

3. Are Democrats Having an Identity Crisis?

From New York Times: “Can its unruly coalition take shape against Trump without one wing predominating?”

Can Trump still be called a populist? The right considers

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