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It’s all about tamping down smaller outbreaks around the nation.
Category: Politics
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Power Up: Trump hones role as divider-in-chief as America descends into chaos
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The president is scapegoating the usual subjects: the press, Democrats and now ‘antifa.’
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Protests pose a challenge for Biden: Appealing to older and younger black voters
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“He has to meet the moment,” one African American pollster said.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar on race, justice and the pandemic
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The Minnesota senator and potential vice presidential pick for Joe Biden addressed her record, lessons she’s learned and what she thinks has to happen next.
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As cities burned, Trump stayed silent — other than tweeting fuel on the fire
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The president, in consultation with some aides, decided not to give a speech Sunday about the violent protests over what many see as systemic racial injustice by law enforcement.
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This election isn’t 1968 or 1992 or 2016
Washington Post – Politics:
In this edition: Why the fire’s different this time, what the Libertarian Party has to say about the riots and the virus, and a new poll that shows why the president is an underdog.
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Country on edge after a weekend of protests against police brutality
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In increasingly urgent terms, demonstrators called for an end to violence against black Americans.
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Trump’s May days: A month of distractions and grievances as nation marks bleak coronavirus milestone
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Facing in the virus an enemy he could not tweet into submission, the president was desperate to change the subject, from pressing bogus conspiracy theories to inflaming tensions over the death of George Floyd.