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“helped,” not succeeded And I think the Trump period did keep them off balance to a degree. It used to be said that we were better off with a President and Congress of different parties–or perhaps that only applied once the neoliberal era firmly in place. But I believe that deep down neither party wants kibbitzing from pesky voters. Our banana republic is a power struggle between nitwits (or shining city on hill). Donald Divide and conquer the elites? It’s almost the opposite. Trump’s actual policies were hostile towards Russia, but the elites in both parties want a new Cold War wit...

A new Morning Consult analysis of open-ended responses from voters captures a sense of national acrimony that is sometimes belied by typical issue polling on Americans’ priorities for the government.

Almost immediately following the fake "invasion" of the Capitol building on Jan. 6, Facebook seized the opportunity to silence President Donald Trump for the remaining days of his first [...]

How a Biden presidency may affect seniors By Andrew Lisa of Cheapism | Party Possibilities Following the Senate runoffs in Georgia, Democrats will control both chambers of Congress in addition to the White House over the next four years. Here's how Biden's proposed policies — which now stand a real chance of being enacted — could alter the landscape for older Americans.

Zimsec exams resume Debra Matabvu GOVERNMENT will continue to assess the safety of school children from Covid-19, before announcing the dates for reopening of schools as Advanced and Ordinary Level examination classes resume on Tuesday. Last week Government indefinitely postponed the reopening of schools for the First Term, which was due to start tomorrow. A and O-Level exam examinations will start on Tuesday and will be completed on February 5. Authorities will make use of the exams to monitor the feasibility of resumption of school for non-examination classes. So far, school heads have been...