Wednesday 27 June 2018

Politics A.M.: Rep. Crowley’s loss leaves gaping void for next generation of Democratic leaders

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Crowley's loss leaves gaping void for next generation of Democratic leaders
The trio of liberals atop the House Democratic caucus — Pelosi, Hoyer and Clyburn — are all in their 70s. The ambitious Crowley was seen as the heir apparent, but no more.
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Winners and losers: Joe Crowley and the Democratic Party are the big losers in Tuesday's primaries
A 28-year-old activist unseated a 20-year-veteran Democratic congressman, which is shaking the party to its core.
 
A top House Democrat loses in upset; Trump extends his winning streak in GOP primaries
The defeat of Rep. Joseph Crowley (N.Y.) by a 28-year-old activist sets off a scramble among Democratic House leaders.
 
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: The Democrat who challenged her party's establishment — and won
The 28-year-old activist looks to be on her way to Congress after beating Rep. Joe Crowley in New York.
 
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Federal judge enjoins separation of migrant children, orders family reunification
The federal court in California said all children must be returned to their families within 30 days.
 
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Bolton, Putin to meet in the Kremlin to plan Trump-Putin summit
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Trump comes to town, and Republicans hope he creates a red wave
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Foundation faceoff: The Trump Foundation vs. the Clinton Foundation
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'There is so much good to do': Trump offers a congratulatory tweet to former critic Mitt Romney
The president made no mention of past criticism from the Utah Senate candidate who easily won Tuesday night's primary.
 
 
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