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In other words, Navalny must be added to the list of Russian citizens who died because they ran afoul of the man who excites Tucker Carlson’s most fervid admiration.

From Slate

This could nourish a revival of neglected senatorial norms and political mores that have atrophied during recent decades, which could turn down the political thermostat, and wean Washington from its addiction to the gesture-politics of virtue-signaling to inflame the parties’ most fervid members.

On a weekend when it felt like so much had changed, Trump’s most fervid supporters across the country reacted to his illness with a fatalistic shrug about what that meant for him and for them.

Graham, a fierce Trump critic throughout the 2016 campaign who morphed into one of the president's most fervid supporters, admitted Wednesday that he had told Trump that the interviews, which began two weeks before the House of Representatives voted to impeach him, would be a "chance to tell your side of the story."

From Salon

Nevertheless, a party whose most fervid members consider “billionaire” an unanswerable epithet might flinch from nominating one of those who was not so long ago elected to office as a Republican.

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