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The expendables - Lawyers, Guns & Money

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By Scott Lemieux
| Lawyers, Guns and Money
Trump’s great catering truck escape was a window into who he considers his actual inner circle: As President Donald Trump secretly left an Air Force One jet on a catering truck last month in response to a potential Iranian assassination threat in Turkey, he was accompanied by some of his most loyal and longest-serving aides but no Cabinet officials.
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What happened in Wisconsin

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By Scott Lemieux
| Lawyers, Guns and Money
I have to say I didn’t remotely see any of this coming: The Democratic establishment finally struck back at the surging populist left. Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, entered Tuesday evening’s Wisconsin primary for governor as the Democratic favorite, with a lead in the polls built on months of grass-roots organizing and a left-wing message that seemed to fit the moment of establishment unease.
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The wages of ineptitude

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By Scott Lemieux
| Lawyers, Guns and Money
During five intense days last month, Iran launched waves of drones and missiles at U.S. troops on three bases in Jordan, hoping to break through the formidable American air defenses. Using advanced missiles that can suddenly change course, Iran pummeled the bases’ defensive systems, forcing the Americans to burn through scarce supplies of Patriot interceptors. On the fifth day, the Iranians broke through.
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