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Gary Garrison

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@dailycamera editor, part-time writer, ex-expat. Opinions (good, great and otherwise) = mine.
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Garrison: Trump turned the USMNT from feel-good story to World Cup villains

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By Gary Garrison
| The Press Democrat Verified
The U.S. men’s dream World Cup run is over. After three weeks of fireworks — front-footed, high-intensity, enjoyable soccer — Team USA went out with a whimper, losing 4-1 to a dominant Belgium. And sadly, that feels right. As a soccer fanatic, it has been wonderful to watch the U.S. men’s national team get swept up in this summer’s World Cup. Soccer has always been popular in this country, but the fandom hasn’t ever permeated the culture. These past few weeks, it feels like it finally has.
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Garrison: Trump turned the USMNT from feel-good story to World Cup villains

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By Gary Garrison
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The U.S. men’s dream World Cup run is over. After three weeks of fireworks — front-footed, high-intensity, enjoyable soccer — Team USA went out with a whimper, losing 4-1 to a dominant Belgium. And sadly, that feels right. As a soccer fanatic, it has been wonderful to watch the U.S. men’s national team get swept up in this summer’s World Cup. Soccer has always been popular in this country, but the fandom hasn’t ever permeated the culture.
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Views from the nation’s press

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By Gary Garrison
| Longmont Times-Call Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Baltimore Sun on why the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act ruling matters: The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, has struck down Louisiana’s newly created majority-Black congressional district, narrowing the scope of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The ruling is consequential not only for Louisiana but for how the nation understands representation, race and the future of redistricting.
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