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Trump's Abortion Policy | Gene Veith - Vimarsana News

Trump's Abortion Policy | Gene Veith

In debating Abraham Lincoln, Stephen A. Douglas wanted to leave the question of slavery up to the decision of each state, which is Donald Trump's position on abortion. So observes an Editor of "The Federalist." Some evangelicals are defending his policy as realistic, but MAGA politicians now have permission to drop the issue and the political clout of the pro-life movement may be ending.

Press Release: Senate makes committee changes - Vimarsana News

Press Release: Senate makes committee changes

The beginning of the 2024 legislative session in the Senate has been nothing short of an embarrassment.

THE BATTLE RAGED ON: The Underwood-Stamper-Holbrook war in Carter County illustrated how the Civil War left more lawless killing in its wake - Vimarsana News

THE BATTLE RAGED ON: The Underwood-Stamper-Holbrook war in Carter County illustrated how the Civil War left more lawless killing in its wake

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Jill Lochner talks about her decision to challenge fellow Republican Elise Stefanik in New York's 21st Congressional district - Vimarsana News

Jill Lochner talks about her decision to challenge fellow Republican Elise Stefanik in New York's 21st Congressional district

Greenfield resident and educator Jill Lochner says she’s been considering challenging incumbent Republican Elise Stefanik for some time.

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Will Colorado congressional candidate smell as sweet without 'Brandon' nickname on ballot? | Ernest Luning - Vimarsana News

Will Colorado congressional candidate smell as sweet without 'Brandon' nickname on ballot? | Ernest Luning

“What’s in a nickname?” Shakespeare might have written had the playwright been covering politicians in Colorado this year instead of telling the story of star-crossed lovers in 14th-century Verona.