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White House Correspondents’ Dinner deepens Trump’s press codependency

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By Ryan Zickgraf
| Flipboard
World News 4 hours ago Even Trump Can’t Spin This One The Atlantic - By Charlie Warzel • 4h You can’t post your way out of a war. If President Trump has one true skill, it is conjuring up alternate realities and getting his supporters to accept them.
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The Resurrection of Mitch McConnell

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By Ryan Zickgraf, Ryan Smith Verified
| Compact
There has been a Weekend at Bernie’s quality to the recent saga of former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. The eighty-four-year-old lawmaker spent weeks in hospital, his diagnosis undisclosed, while Republican leaders emerged one by one to assure the public that they had personally spoken to him and found him fully engaged. One half-expected McConnell to issue a statement through a system of ropes and pulleys or, in the age of AI, a lifelike simulacrum.
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In Defense of the Fourth of July

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By Ryan Zickgraf
| Jacobin Verified
“I like the Fourth of July, it breathes a spirit of revolution,” said Eugene V. Debs in a 1901 Independence Day speech. The socialist firebrand was far from blindly patriotic (“I am not of those who worship the flag,” he added in the same speech), but throughout his life, Debs refused to let the American flag, the Fourth, or the revolutionary inheritance of 1776 fully fall into the hands of reactionaries.
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