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Letter: Trump is becoming the worst US president – The Mercury News

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The Mercury News Letter: Trump is becoming the worst US presidentThe Mercury NewsLetter writer says it is more and more clear that Donald Trump is becoming the worst U.S. President in modern U.S. history. By Letters To The Editor |. January 15, 2018 at 12:05 am. It is more clear that Donald Trump is becoming the worst US president …Donald Trump denies being a racist after reported crude remarkBBC News South Africa formally protests Trump's 'shithole countries' remarksCNNUS President Donald Trump claims he's 'not a racist' after controversial remarkDeutsche WelleNew…

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Stiglitz sees risks in US politics as spending deadline nears – The Japan Times

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Stiglitz sees risks in US politics as spending deadline nearsThe Japan Times… like Italy could face “enormous strain” on budgets, he said. “And within the confines of the euro, it'll be difficult to address that.” As for environmental risks, their costs, such as the damage done by hurricanes and flooding, have already become … us politics – Google News

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Donald Trump denies being a racist after reported crude remark – BBC News

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Deutsche Welle Donald Trump denies being a racist after reported crude remarkBBC NewsThe row broke out after lawmakers from both parties visited the president on Thursday to work on a proposal for a bipartisan immigration deal. In recent weeks the Trump administration has been withdrawing Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from a number …US President Donald Trump claims he's 'not a racist' after controversial remarkDeutsche Welle Trump: 'I am not a racist' – CNNPolitics – CNN.comCNNDonald Trump 'most racist US president' since Woodrow WilsonStuff.co.nzNew Zealand Herald –Interactive Investor –Liberian Daily Observer –Washington Postall 6,642…

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LUPICA: Sens. Tom Cotton and David Perdue are the latest examples of the lack of guts in American politics – New York Daily News

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New York Daily News LUPICA: Sens. Tom Cotton and David Perdue are the latest examples of the lack of guts in American politicsNew York Daily NewsIt is because those in power, starting with those elected and entrusted to look out for the rest of us, so often only look out for each other. Their cockeyed idea of service so often involves only serving their own ambitions, or agendas. Or both. So …GOP senator: 'Gross misrepresentation' of Trump's 'shithole' remarksCNN all 93 news articles » us politics – Google News

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Hopes Dim for DACA Deal as Lawmakers Battle Over Trump’s Immigration Remarks – New York Times

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Bloomberg Hopes Dim for DACA Deal as Lawmakers Battle Over Trump's Immigration RemarksNew York TimesWASHINGTON — After three days of denunciations from around the world, President Trump declared that he is “not a racist” on Sunday, even as the uproar over his vulgar remarks on immigration overshadowed critical issues facing the capital, including …GOP Sees Possible DACA Deal While Trump Bemoans Sticking PointsBloomberg Republicans see possible DACA deal despite Trump's Twitter postsPhilly.comHopes for immigration deal fade as US lawmakers trade barbs; Trump declares deal 'probably dead'The Straits TimesAction News Now –Fox…

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Amid GOP departures, Democrats optimistic of taking control of US House – The Columbus Dispatch

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The Columbus Dispatch Amid GOP departures, Democrats optimistic of taking control of US HouseThe Columbus DispatchThe number of Republicans bowing out rather than bearing down for tough races is the latest worrisome sign for the GOP. Combine that with Trump's ability to unite Democrats in opposition and historical headwinds and some Democrats are positively …New alarm among Republicans that Democrats could win big in 2018 midtermsChicago Tribune ANALYSIS: Republican strategists say Democrats virtually certain to win House in 2018ABC NewsDemocrats again holding out hope that Latino voters will make a…

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