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...that Donald Trump, the real estate magnate, television personality, author, and erstwhile presidential candidate, cuts a celebrated, if controversial, public figure. We must decide whether...
...on their views disapproving of his policies. During the 2004 presidential campaign, Michael Moss and others who opposed the reelection of President Bush...
...on their views disapproving of his policies. During the 2004 presidential campaign, Michael Moss and others who opposed President Bush (protestors) organized a...
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...ODJFS.On October 12, 2008, President Barack Obama, then Senator and presidential candidate, appeared on [Wurzelbacher]'s street while campaigning. [Wurzelbacher] joined the crowd...
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...the prescribed processes in a timely manner and it would throw the presidential nominating process into added turmoil.I.A.Like many...
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...is Hamas, which in 1995 was named a Specially Designated Terrorist by Presidential Executive Order pursuant to authority granted by the International Emergency Economic Powers...
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...is Hamas, which in 1995 was named a Specially Designated Terrorist by Presidential Executive Order pursuant to authority granted by the International Emergency Economic Powers...
...first black President produced a campaign with vitriolic personal attacks and...a staple of U.S. presidential elections. Justice Scalia, though analyzing...
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