A second Trump presidency may be a danger to democracy, but that’s more to do with the Republican Party than Trump himself, researchers of authoritarianism explain.
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European governments, business lobbies and drugmakers are beginning to express their frustration at the Biden administration s back flip on Covid vaccine intellectual property.
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Apparently, Arizona Central News has thoughts about the re-election of Dr. Kelli Ward as Arizona Republican Party Chairperson:
“Kelli Ward, the fractious leader of the Arizona Republican Party, narrowly beat back significant competition on Saturday to win another two-year term as the organization’s chairwoman despite the endorsement of former President Donald Trump.”
They say “despite the endorsement of former President Donald Trump.” What they fail to realize that it was
because of this endorsement she crossed the finish line.
While 30 writers in DC are debating how to purge “Trumpism” from the GOP, I just drove by this.