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What We’re Reading Today: In Trump Trump Trusts, ISIS The Next Generation, Saudis For Obama … And More

Some headlines that caught our eye …

Trump

Trump Trusts Only Trump To Say The Right Thing, Which Leads To Confusion & Chaos — Andrew Malcolm, McClatchy

Text of House Democrats’ Impeachment Resolution

White House & GOP Has To Get Serious On Impeachment — Andrew McCarthy, National Review

Vindman Coached By Schiff — Charles Creitz, Fox

Rules Place Devin Nunes Running Trump’s Defense — Kate Irby, McClatchy

White House: Impeachment Resolution Deprives Trump of Due Process Rights — Morgan Chalfant, The Hill

Arizona Dem Party Chairwoman: Trump Has ‘Aligned Himself With ISIS’ — Beth Baumann, Town Hall

ISIS

A Kurd Stole Baghdadi’s Underwear For DNA — Stephen Sorace. Fox

ISIS Prison Camp Breeding Next Generation of Jihadis — Benjamin Hall, Fox

Election 2020

Left Grouses About Georgia Allowing 300,000 Voter Registrations To Expire — Mark Niesse, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Who Does Wall Street Fear More, Warren Or Bernie? — Jeff Spross, The Week

Immigration

Border Crossings Fall Dramatically Under Trump’s Crackdown — Noah Lanard, Mother Jones

Trump Closing Loopholes But Border Still A Crisis — Robert Moore & Abigail Hauslohner, Wash Post

Texas Experiment To Speed Asylum Decisions Cedar Attanasio & Ellliot Spagat, AP

Under Trump Policy, 10,000s Abandon Asylum — Stephen Dinan, Wash Times

Is ‘New’ Border Wall New? — Gretchen Frazee, PBS

Italy: Mass Legalization of Migrants Is Suicidal — Giulio Meotti, Gatestone

World

British PM Boris Johnson Gets Desired Election, Set For Dec. 12 — Jill Lawless & Danica Kirka, AP

Report: Middleman Funneled Donation From Saudi to Obama Inauguration — Mairead McArdle, National Review

Political Correctness

‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside’ MeToo-ized — Nate Day, Fox

Snap-On CEO Sticks Up For Blue Collar Trump Supporters — Jessica Bursztynsky, CNBC

Misc

NAEP 2019: Reading scores drop for US students, with mixed math results — Education Dive


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