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Archives for November 2015
Here’s why.
But it should still make us ask: What if this had happened in Eastern Europe, where the danger is much higher?
Most ominously, he threatens “serious consequences” for relations between Russia and Turkey, a NATO ally.
No, it’s not the start of World War III. But this is still a big deal.
The vast majority of ads aired promoting Rubio this year have been funded by a group that won’t reveal its funders.
“Current information suggests that [ISIS], al-Qa’ida, Boko Haram, and other terrorist groups continue to plan terrorist attacks in multiple regions.”
Trump is subtly threatening to revive talk of a third-party run.
The headquarters is staying in New York, but the company wants to start paying taxes like it’s Irish.
But most districts are too stingy to bother finding them.
On the one hand, he demands coverage. On the other hand, he uses it to spread falsehoods.
“No terrorist in their right mind would choose this path when the visa process requires far less effort.”
Even the numbers are wrong.
His socialism is partly a way to critique the Democratic Party.
ISIS’s weaknesses are numerous. But the group is a problem that the world seems unable to solve. Why?