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David Wright

Denver
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Former Denver Post deputy sports editor. I supervised coverage of the NFL and NHL. Missouri journalism school graduate. Cardinals baseball fan. Tennis player.
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Trump-backed Andy Biggs wins GOP nomination for governor and other Arizona primary takeaways

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By David Wright, Katie Doran
| KTEN-TV (Denison, TX) Verified
(CNN) — Rep. Andy Biggs will win the Republican nomination for governor in Arizona, CNN’s Decision Desk projects, setting up a November clash with Democratic incumbent Gov. Katie Hobbs in the battleground state. The win for Biggs, a close ally of President Donald Trump who secured his coveted support, is an affirmation of the president’s grip on GOP politics following an uneven run of presidential endorsements this cycle.
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Space-Based Interceptors Make Even Less Sense Now

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By Lisbeth Gronlund, David Wright
| RealClear Defense
The Pentagon and its Golden Dome contractors are proposing to replace one showstopping problem with another. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments
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Space-based interceptors make even less sense now

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By Lisbeth Gronlund, David Wright
| Defense One Verified
Insights & Reports The rationale behind Golden Dome’s mandate for space-based boost-phase defense made some sense. If orbiting interceptors could hit an enemy missile very early in flight—before it could deploy countermeasures—they would avoid the Achilles’ heel of defense systems that target missiles in midcourse.
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