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U.S.
Alabama May Be Trump Country, but It’s Standing With Sessions
The president’s feud with the attorney general is testing the patience of voters in Alabama, a state where both men easily won elections.https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2017/07/27/us/politics/ap-us-trump-sessions.html
"Trump is upset that Sessions recused himself months ago from the investigation into interactions between Russian officials and the Trump campaign, and that he has not taken a tougher line against his defeated Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton."
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Opinion
The A.C.A. Lives Another Day, but It Is Not Yet Safe
After a failed vote, Mr. Trump and Congress could work to destroy Obamacare or improve it."The king is dead. Long live the king!"
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Podcasts
‘The Daily’: 49 to 51
Three Republican senators broke ranks, ending what could be their party’s last chance to repeal the Affordable Care Act.https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/12/health/affordable-care-act-repeal.html
Take the benefit.
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Opinion
What to Do With the Kids This Summer? Put ’Em to Work
Vacations are no reason for children to be idle. One day, they’ll thank you.Drug dealing is the available work.
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U.S.
Right and Left React to ‘Skinny Repeal’ Defeat and Scaramucci’s Interview
Read about how the other side thinks about the health care debate and the new White House communications director’s profanity-laced tirade.Obama-care endures.
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U.S.
Behind Legislative Collapse: An Angry Vow Fizzles for Lack of a Viable Plan
Voter anger turned Republicans against the Affordable Care Act, but amid the promises of repeal, the party never offered a viable alternative.Romney-care is the viable plan.
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Health
Scaramucci Did Not Invent the Word ‘Paranoiac’
As the word makes its way into all kinds of peculiar sentences, it seems worth clearing up one matter: Anthony Scaramucci should not be blamed or credited with inventing it. It is a real word, with a complex history.The Mooch serves at the pleasure of the president.
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Reader Center
Why The Times Published Scaramucci’s Profanities
Scores of our readers expressed surprise when they saw that we published the vulgar comments from the new White House communications director.
"The
Times published Mr. Scaramucci’s profanity after top editors, including
our executive editor, Dean Baquet, discussed whether it was proper. We
decided that it was newsworthy that a top aide to President Trump used
such language.
We
also knew that many of our readers would want to know what Mr.
Scaramucci said, and we did not want them to have to search elsewhere to
find out."
Scaramucci is transparent.
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Opinion
Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, the Health Vote Heroines
They are women. The nation heard them roar.
"That
conversation — with Democrat Jack Reed of Rhode Island — was actually
more important for the way it captured the growing feeling in the Senate
that the president was more than just a little eccentric.
“I think — I think he’s crazy,” said Reed. To which Collins responded, “I’m worried.”
As are we all."
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