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The article focuses on the debate surrounding President Biden's removal from the Democratic ticket for the 2024 election, arguing that his departure is necessary not only to prevent Donald Trump's reelection but also to address concerns about Biden's own fitness for a second term.

The article focuses on how the ongoing trial of Donald Trump for falsified business records related to hush money payments, particularly regarding his affair with Stormy Daniels, might not have the desired political impact on his support, potentially working in his favor instead.

The article discusses U.S. former President, Donald Trump's cynical political maneuvering, exemplified by his recent stance shifts on abortion, highlighting his ability to triangulate between his base and the general public, contrasting it with Biden's struggles to demonstrate policy independence.

The article argues that Donald Trump's victory in the Iowa caucuses, while resounding, exposes the lack of a unified opposition within the Republican Party, with candidates like Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley failing to present a cohesive challenge, making Trump's path to the nomination easier.

The article focuses on Nikki Haley's political resurgence, surpassing expectations and gaining momentum in the Republican presidential race, challenging the dominance of figures like Ron DeSantis and presenting an alternative to Trumpism.

The article focuses on the recent Republican presidential debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and highlights Ron DeSantis as the only candidate with a clear argument for the presidency, suggesting that he's the strongest contender against former President Donald Trump.

An editorial is presented on the debate between normalizing and abnormalizing approaches to opposing former U.S. President Donald Trump in American politics, especially post-indictments.

The article presents the discussion on former president of the US benefited from the collapse of public trust in the neutrality of institutions. Topics include bringing against Donald Trump over hush-money payments made to Stormy Daniels being violated campaign finance laws; and Republican prosecutors indicting Democratic politicians on similarly doubtful charges.

The article reports that the U.S. President Joe Biden sounded a lot like Donald Trump during his State of the Union address, boasted about a record of economic nationalism as the imitation soon run the other way.

The article reports that since the 2022 midterm elections the end of the Trump era in American politics has become at least, a 50-50 proposition and Ron DeSantis surges in multiple national polls, the former president has busied himself shilling several digital trading cards.

The article argues how the Democrats framed their nominee, Joe Biden, not as some cinematic savior but as a humble ambassador of goodness, a regular-guy corrective who would arrive at the White House ready to wipe away the moral stain left by Donald Trump.

The article discusses that president of the U.S. attempted, with ineffectual strategy but violent consequences, to pressure Republicans to overturn an election that he quite clearly lost, and he reportedly believes that swing-state "audits" will reinstall him in the White House by end of summer.

The article focuses on the archetypes of anti-Trumpism who have been exposed as idols and the collapse of the story around governor Andrew Cuomo and mentions that Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio have botched response to coronavirus which was airbrushed out of televised hagiography.

The author asserts how the riot at the U.S. Capitol caused by U.S. President Donald Trump through his supporters has destroyed the separation of the right's fantasy and reality.

The article discusses the inhumane policy has having awful consequences, and Jerome Powell deserves credit for loose money than Trump's jawboning.

The article discusses that Donald Trump tested positive for the coronavirus, several of my colleagues wrote a story about the early days of the pandemic, and the strong global public health consensus at the time that open borders and free movement of peoples should not be suspended, even in the face of a swiftly spreading virus. It mentions that the policy of unobstructed travel was never based on hard science.

The author focuses on tape recorder of the author Bob Woodward which gave reminder of president Donald Trump's failure in the coronavirus pandemic days and mentions issues of the malice or authoritarianism.

The article offers information related to the U.S. President Donald Trump's unfitness for the presidency.

In this article, the author presents his views on the U.S. President Donald Trump presidency which leads to decline in economy of the U.S.; and mentions about his spirit of authoritarianism that creates a sense of perpetual crisis among his opponents.

The article focuses on the practices made by Republicans to protect U.S. President Donald Trump's administration till the year 2020. Topics discussed include drawbacks of Trump's administration including broken promises related to infrastructure bill, failures on domestic policy and legislation on tax cuts troubling middle class.

The article opines that race-baiting by the U.S. president Donald Trump is impulsive, not a strategy.

The article discusses the pursuance of the global trade of liberalism particularly in the U.S. where liberals have decided that their own coalition is the real American majority, victimized by an anti-democratic Republican following the victory of Donald Trump as president of the country in 2016.

The article focuses on foreign policy of president Donald Trump is making war which would be idea that U.S. will enter into armed conflict with Islamic Republic of Iran and mentions that retrenchment has included backing out from military commitment to Afghanistan.

The article reflects on administration of US President Donald Trump and the Obamacare debate.

The article focuses on testimony of attorney Michael Cohen's testimony and report of attorney Robert Mueller on interpretation of Russian weirdness swirling around president Donald Trump and mentions Cohen's testimony dovetailed with narrative in which Trump weren't collaborators.

The article offers information on U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to use a national emergency declaration to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border despite the lack of approval from the Congress and the Democratic Party, discussing the presidential power over the Congress in the U.S.

The author presents arguments against impeachment of U.S. President Donald Trump including the gulf between the democracy-subverting powers that the briefs ascribe to Trump.

The article offers insight on the projected performance of the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump in 2019.

The article offers the author's insights regarding U.S. President Donald Trump who was considered by several individuals and politicians as one of the most impeachable president due to his activities.

The article offers information on the conflict between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chief Justice John Roberts after the judge ruled against the president's asylum policy.

The article argues that white identity politics failed to hold gains for U.S. President Donald Trump citing that the Upper Midwest swung back toward Democrats, and mentions that Democrats improved on politician Hillary Clinton in context to whites without college degrees.

The article presents the author's views on the November 2018 midterm elections in the U.S., with topics including the campaign efforts of Democrats and President Donald Trump's leadership and approval ratings.

The article discusses how the Republicans can address the anxieties of their presidential nominee Donald Trump. The party would have to focus on measures that raise working Americans' take-home pay through changes in taxation. There are various ways to accomplish this, such as payroll tax cuts, family-friendly tax reform, wage subsidies or a larger earned-in-come tax credits.

The article offers information on voting in midterm elections to have Republican majority in the U.S. Senate and a Democratic majority in the U.S. House of Representatives preventing U.S. President Donald Trump to force policies.

The article reports that Jennifer Rubin, the prolific #NeverTrump pundit who writes for the "Washington Post" newspaper got a petition against her because since the U.S. president Donald Trump's election she has sided against conservatives on a dizzying array of issues.

The author discusses a survey conducted by the Cato Institute that revealed a division along religious lines with the Republican Party, particularly concerning conservative Christian supporters of U.S. president Donald Trump, who is viewed by many as more secular in nature.

The author comments on the recent anonymous editorial written by someone on President Donald Trump's staff recounting their attempts to block actions by Trump as a form of resistance to his government.

The article discusses the winning coalition of U.S. President Donald Trump and its weaknesses with reference to the success of his strategy in the 2016 presidential election.

The author discusses the public resistance against U.S. President Donald Trump's policy related to tariffs and trade wars, arguing that Trump could not abandon his tariffs and trade war because it is the only remaining economic issue on his campaign promises and his chance for re-election.

The author comments on the annual libertarian convention FreedomFest in the U.S. on topics dealing with libertarianism, President Donald Trump's skeptism about international institutions and his foreign policies.

The article discusses the ways of dealing with the Immigration problems in the U.S. in the backdrop of the border policy enforced by the Trump administration and advocates "self-deportation" by stricting the immigrants hiring laws within the corporates.

The article presents a principled argument that the best solution for polarization is a respect for freedom of speech across the culture wars of the era of U.S. President Donald Trump, such as his personal war against professional football players who are protesting in 2018.

The article reports on the controversy faced by American rapper Kanye West due to his favorable comments on U.S. President Donald Trump regarding racism.

The article discusses how low unemployment rates and efficient foreign policies might help the U.S. president Donald Trump to win in spite of an investigation against him by Robert Mueller and his association with a sex scandal.

The article focuses on the tenure of John Bolton if it is a neocon or a paleocon, wherein the latter describes U.S. President Donald Trump's new national security adviser.

The article highlights the political dialogue of U.S. under the presidency of U.S. president Donald Trump, as of March 2018; changes in the international trade system; and the summit between Trump and Supreme Leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un.