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Read More »Potential Cox candidacy complicates GOP picture for Maryland governor race
Maryland Republicans hoping for an unprecedented third consecutive term controlling the governor's mansion will have to contend with the potential for a deeply divisive primary.
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Read More »Simonaire leaves the political party of her father
A first-term Republican delegate who publicly split from her Republican state senator father over legislation banning conversion therapy has switched parties.
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Read More »Judges seem ready to let Md. redistricting challenge proceed
A panel of three federal judges appears poised to side with Republican voters who claim partisan gerrymandering of their western Maryland congressional district was so severe it violated their constitutional right to political association.
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Read More »A better way to select a lieutenant governor
When then-Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama was searching for a running mate, he did not have to look far for qualified candidates.
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Read More »Hero or villain? Kavanaugh is in for a fight
To hear Republicans tell it, Brett Kavanaugh is a skilled and well-respected judge who reveres the Constitution. To Democrats, he's a threat to women's reproductive rights and the Obama health care program.
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Read More »GOP attorneys general support citizenship question on census
A Trump administration plan to ask people if they are U.S. citizens during the 2020 census has prompted a legal uproar from Democratic state attorneys general, who argue it could drive down participation and lead to an inaccurate count.
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Read More »Who’s coming back? State lawmakers entering unique election landscape
The confetti and balloons that fell on the House of Delegates and Senate did not only mark the end of the 2018 General Assembly session – it also opened the curtains on this year’s election season. Monday’s close of the ...
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Read More »Obama says GOP incitement on Syria refugees ‘needs to stop’
MANILA, Philippines — President Barack Obama lashed out Wednesday at Republicans who insist on barring Syrian refugees from entering the U.S., deeming their words offensive and insisting “it needs to stop.” “Apparently they’re scared of widows and orphans coming into ...
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Read More »Here’s why Republicans want to repeal the estate tax
Congressional Republicans have narrowed the estate tax so much that it affects only about 5,500 wealthy American households a year. Now they want to eliminate the tax altogether — with a bonus for heirs. Under the latest plan, backed by ...
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