An unusual display of bipartisan cooperation seems to have fizzled.
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Ivy League Graduates Condemn Prominent Alumni Cruz, Hawley
Harvard, Yale, and Princeton alums seek censure for two of the inciters of the Capitol Riot.
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The New Progressive Left Shows How to Deal With Sedition
The Squad, both old and new, immediately drafted a series of steps to deal with Republican insurrectionists directly, rather than hoping they’d just be nicer.
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The Democrats’ Retirement Debacle—and Ted Cruz’s Last-Minute Save
The House resoundingly passed a retirement bill that could be dangerous for workers. It’s been blocked in the Senate because of an unrelated perk Cruz wants to give to homeschooling families.
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Ted Cruz Pours Gasoline on the Trumpster Fire
The Texan opens the bidding for the 2020 nomination with his refusal to endorse the Republican Party’s presidential nominee.
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Boos for Cruz
The angry outbreaks that have disrupted this year’s GOP convention haven’t been seen since Republicans nominated Barry Goldwater in 1964.
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How Trump Beat Cruz at His Own Game
Banking on evangelicals, Cruz misread the Republican base at a moment when Trump had memorized its contours and soft spots.
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Is Ted Cruz the New Republican Establishment?
With the endorsements of Jeb Bush and Lindsey Graham, the anti-Trump is poised to reshape the GOP in his own way.
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Huckabee Super PAC Ad Blasts Cruz in Bid for Evangelical Vote
In the fight for Iowa’s evangelical support, GOP candidates are taking aim at the Texas senator.
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Cruz Uses Abortion as Conservative Wedge against Trump
To close his gap against Trump, the Texas senator is playing up his pro-life bona fides.
