The right ‘should be repulsed,’ the left says

1. Are Republicans Covering for Trump, or for Themselves?

From New York Times: "If the N.R.A. was compromised by Russia, the whole party's in trouble."

2. Republicans should be repulsed

From Washington Post: "Who are you and what have you done with my party?"

3. A President With No Shame and a Party With No Guts

From New York Times: "It's become a huge source of power for Trump and trouble for the rest of us."

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