GOP governors launch ‘news’ site critics call propaganda
Republican governors are getting into the “news” business.
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Ted Cruz spox resigns over fake Marco Rubio Bible insult
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Hillary Clinton promotes $275 billion infrastructure plan in Florida visit
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that Republican rivals Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio would “slash” spending on projects to fix aging roads and bridges, urging Congress to pass a plan to rebuild the nation’s transportation system. Appealing to a bellwether region in one of the nation’s top swing states, Clinton promoted her plan to spend $275 billion to fix the nation’s crumbling bridges, highways and airports, saying it would create tens of thousands of “good-paying” jobs in Florida…
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