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(Dobbs) The Sound of Silence is Perfect
I keep looking. I keep looking for some sinister sign that Donald Trump and his blind believers are not going to take Tuesday’s huge losses sitting down. Three things have me on alert: how Trump rejected the election he lost in 2020, his re...
(Dobbs) A Short Reflection on Declaring Victory
In the senate race in Texas, the man who beat Ken Paxton, James Talarico, did it right:
“I saw his concession speech last night and I appreciate his kind words, I’m glad that he acknowledged the results of this election and I look forward...
(Dobbs) The Heartbeat Was Healthy
This is not only about what just happened last night. It’s about what might happen next because of it.
A CNN headline Sunday said, “Democratic leaders enter the midterms ‘confident and paranoid.’” Both were true. That’s why for most of us,...
(Dobbs) Why Should You Vote?
Just one message for today:
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(Dobbs) How Petty. How Shameless. How Sick.
Sometimes it’s the little things that say so much. And mean so much as the majority of Americans prepare to vote tomorrow.
Like Donald Trump’s crude quote a Sunday ago at a campaign rally in Michigan: “Frankly, Norway sucks. Norway has bec...
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As a decades-long correspondent for two television networks, Greg Dobbs covered presidencies at home and international crises across the globe. He won 3 Emmys. He also writes on Substack, at GregDobbs.Substack.com
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