For a Record’s week in politics: Debates and perspective
Welcome to a weekend, For a Record crew. When we woke adult yesterday, we were Americans (or maybe non-American enthusiasts of American politics … if so, what is WRONG with you?) This morning, we all woke adult French. If we wish to help, click here to present to a International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
#prayersforparis
A ubiquitous perspective of repairs outward a Bataclan unison venue in Paris, France, 13 Nov 2015. EPA/CHRISTOPHE PETIT TESSON
The republic that announced “We are all Americans now†after a 9/11 attacks was itself underneath conflict yesterday, and a margin of presidential possibilities offering their support and oneness in a approach we do things now: on Twitter. Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and Ben Carson offering prayers; Carson also spoke with reporters after a discuss during a Sunshine Summit in Florida observant that a U.S. should work harder to discharge “global jihadists.†Read a candidates’ reactions on Twitter, pleasantness of USA TODAY OnPolitics’ Cooper Allen.
New-look GOP debate
Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Donald Trump and Ben Carson during this week’s Republican discuss in Milwaukee.
(AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill, File)
Tuesday’s slimmed-down Republican discuss reduced a series of possibilities from 10 to 8 (please tell us we can’t go behind to an 11-person debate) and featured some-more written tangles than we’ve seen in a past: Marco vs. Rand on troops spendingKasich vs. everybody elsephilosophy vs. pragmatismwaited until they were off a stadium to brew it adult a bitCheck out a post-debate take by USA TODAY’s Heidi Przybyla.
What would Cato say?
“You guys philosophize on your possess time, all right?†(Nati Harnik, AP)
Philosophy as a fortify took a violence during Tuesday night’s GOP debate. Marco Rubio spoke out in support of vocational and trade schools, observant that “we need some-more welders and reduction philosophers†(and ugh, a Editor-sense is tingling. It’s “FEWER†philosophers, not “less.â€) Then came John Kasich’s reprove of a anti-bailout crowd, observant that “Philosophy doesn’t work when we run something.†Will Saturday night’s Democratic discuss have a pro-philosophy moment? We wish to know what Martin O’Malley’s favorite Kahlil Gibran quote is. USA TODAY OnPolitics’ David Jackson has more.
Sanders’ tip recipe: Pull Hillary to a left
Bernie Sanders, sketch Hillary Clinton his approach due to his tender animal magnetism. (Jacquelyn Martin, AP)
Bernie Sanders continues to pull support for his lefty ideals, and Hillary Clinton continues to follow his lead – first on antithesis to a Keystone XL pipelinethen on antithesis to a Trans-Pacific Partnershipcollege affordabilityWatch Clinton’s new ad touting her college affordability devise during USA TODAY OnPolitics.
What to design when you’re awaiting a debate
Laughter and handshakes again tonight, or only icy glares? (Joe Raedle, Getty Images)
Will Hillary possess a theatre again? Will Martin O’Malley make electorate wakeful of his existence? And what outcome will a Paris attacks have on Clinton’s inhabitant confidence chops and Bernie Sanders’ non-interventionist slant? It’s Round Two for a Democrats tonight on CBS, live from Des Moines during 9 p.m. EST. Susan Page shares 6 things to watch.
Allons enfants de la Patrie
An inspirational video of Parisian soccer fans withdrawal final night’s match, singing La Marsellaise. We wanna be French today.
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