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Arguments Begin In Major US Supreme Court Voting Rights Case
The Supreme Court began hearing arguments on Tuesday in a case that could influence US politics for decades, weighing a Wisconsin dispute over the legality of electoral districts drawn by Republicans that tightened their grip their power
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Ted Cruz Aims To Emerge From Wisconsin As Trump Alternative
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz appears poised for victory over Donald Trump in Wisconsin on Tuesday, presenting himself as a uniter for Republican voters despite a Senate tenure marked by bitter feuds and uncompromising stances.
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No, Not Trump, Not Ever
In convincing fashion, Republican voters seem to be selecting Donald Trump as their nominee. And in a democracy, victory has legitimacy to it. Voters are rarely wise but are usually sensible. They understand their own problems. And so deference is generally paid to the candidate who wins.
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Republican Ted Cruz Jumps Seven Points Into Second Place: Poll
Republican support for U.S. presidential candidate Ted Cruz rose this week as voters keyed in on the senator from Texas as the top alternative to Donald Trump, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll on Friday.
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Arguments Begin In Major US Supreme Court Voting Rights Case
The Supreme Court began hearing arguments on Tuesday in a case that could influence US politics for decades, weighing a Wisconsin dispute over the legality of electoral districts drawn by Republicans that tightened their grip their power
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Ted Cruz Aims To Emerge From Wisconsin As Trump Alternative
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz appears poised for victory over Donald Trump in Wisconsin on Tuesday, presenting himself as a uniter for Republican voters despite a Senate tenure marked by bitter feuds and uncompromising stances.
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No, Not Trump, Not Ever
In convincing fashion, Republican voters seem to be selecting Donald Trump as their nominee. And in a democracy, victory has legitimacy to it. Voters are rarely wise but are usually sensible. They understand their own problems. And so deference is generally paid to the candidate who wins.
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Republican Ted Cruz Jumps Seven Points Into Second Place: Poll
Republican support for U.S. presidential candidate Ted Cruz rose this week as voters keyed in on the senator from Texas as the top alternative to Donald Trump, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll on Friday.
