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Foreign-Policy Elites Have No Answer For Trump
Trump won because the status quo was terrible. We can’t go back to it.
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Republicans aren’t just gunning for Obamacare—they’re trying to radically alter Medicaid.
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Where coastal elites see a buffoon, many here see a man of action.
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An explosion of new activism offers a ray of hope in these dark political times.
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We have no alternative but to open talks with Pyongyang; the sanctions strategy is not working.
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