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In some conservative California counties where anti-abortion candidates win, so does abortion

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In some of California’s most conservative counties, where Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Dahle was the clear favorite over Gov. Gavin Newsom and where anti-abortion Christian conservatives are leading in partial returns, voters still showed up for abortion access by supporting Proposition 1.

Tribune News Service · Nov 14, 2022

Supreme Court rejects Arizona GOP chair’s attempt to block phone records from Jan 6 committee

Kelli Ward is among so-called ‘alternate electors’ targeted by House committee’s investigation

The Independent UK · Nov 14, 2022

Think tank: Trump in legal peril in Georgia as he preps White House bid

ATLANTA — Former President Donald Trump is “extremely exposed” to criminal liability in Fulton County as he prepares to announce his third campaign for the nation’s top office. That’s according to an author of a report analyzing the local investigation into whether Trump or his allies illegally interfered in Georgia’s…

Tribune News Service · Nov 14, 2022

Supreme Court allows Jan. 6 subpoena for Arizona GOP leader - Roll Call

The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for the House Jan. 6 panel to get phone records from the chair of the Arizona Republican Party.

Roll Call · Nov 14, 2022

GOP in turmoil — and it's delicious

Maybe Republicans are finally over Trump! Ha ha, just kidding — but one way or another, they're eating themselves

Salon · Nov 14, 2022

The quacking begins: A look at the lame-duck agenda - Roll Call

There's still several weeks left of the "old" Congress. Priorities for the lame-duck session include spending, defense and more.

Roll Call · Nov 14, 2022

Francis Wilkinson: Democrats in array? It’s hard to deny after the midterms

This is a golden era of the Democratic Party.

Tribune News Service · Nov 14, 2022

A Potted Plant Could Beat a Trump Republican

A cult following fails to attract voters dismayed by Democratic policies.

Reason · Nov 14, 2022

Editorial: The results speak for themselves. It’s time for Republicans to can Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump’s name wasn’t on the ballot in the midterms. But his presence — for better and worse — reminded us of a blimp in a circus tent, set to deflate.

Chicago Tribune · Nov 14, 2022

First Thing: Democrats celebrate retaining control of Senate as Republicans take stock

House control still undecided as Republicans lead and attention pivots to Florida, where Trump is expected to announce 2024 run. Plus, why we need to be a lot less hesitant about being kind

The Guardian - UK · Nov 14, 2022