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Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Reading archive 2017-11-08

Johnstown Never Believed Trump Would Help. They Still Love Him Anyway.: In a depressed former steel town, the president’s promises don’t matter as much as they once did. (ed. note: holy shit)

His girlfriend’s televised slaying made him run for office. He won.

Senate GOP tax bill could delay corporate tax cut and make other major changes that break sharply with House plan

Why Northam’s Win in Virginia Was So Impressive

Hearing Both Sides of Taylor Swift: Since the 2016 election, she has been criticized for refusing to engage with national politics, or speaking out against the hate groups that celebrate her. Can a pop star afford to stay apolitical in our current climate?

Donna Brazile is walking back her claim that the Democratic primary was ‘rigged’

Barack Obama is building a library — and grappling again with Chicago politics

‘Canary in the coal mine’: Republicans fear Democratic wins mean more losses to come

‘The cracks in the foundation are there’: Bob Costas imagines a future without football
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