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GOP Congressman Justin Amash’s impeachment call boosts pressure on Pelosi, but also provoked a Republican primary challenger, too https://t.co/JxQNq8z7nW
Presidential campaigns are all about keeping momentum and staying on the offensive, especially with a crowded field heading into Iowa. Before even announcing his candidacy, Biden is being forced into a defensive position. Expect other candidates to try and keep him there.
Joe Biden released a video in which he acknowledged that “social norms are changing” and pledged to change his behavior after multiple women accused him of overly familiar physical contact
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.@McDNYTriState@McDonalds@McDonaldsCorp ordered combo crispy chicken and grilled chicken ranch snack wraps. Only received the grilled chicken wrap. Poor service. Sad!
Today, however, candidates criss cross the country w/ ease and voters have access to much more information (although the accuracy of many modern sources are in question). Is there really a need to have a small group of electors anymore? @Perspectives201
"A small number of persons [Electoral College electors] . . . will be most likely to possess the information and discernment requisite to such complicated investigations [casting Electoral College votes]." - Alexander Hamilton, Federalist No. 68 @Perspectives201
Consequently, most voters could rely only on the written press, campaign literature, and common knowledge for informative information. All three were typically riddled with inaccuracy and bold faced lies. @Perspectives201