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Biden to allow some Afghans from Taliban 1996-2001 regime to enter USJoe Biden plans to allow certain Afghan civil servants part of the Taliban government from 1996-2001 to enter the U.S., a draft document obtained by Fox News revealed Wednesday. Great! Much better than red-state idiots! Oh no, civil servants! We can’t have administrators running loose
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Boston bomber case tests US and Biden on death penalty as victims’ families dividedJoe Biden opposes the death penalty, but his Justice Department is still seeking execution for the Boston Marathon bomber
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Boston bomber case tests US and Biden on death penalty as victims’ families dividedJoe Biden opposes the death penalty, but his Justice Department is still seeking execution for the Boston Marathon bomber
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Putin says relations with Biden 'working and stable'Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that the Kremlin has 'constructive' relations with Washington expressed a desire for future normalization. Daily Mail now working as Putin's PR arm
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Sanders says Biden spending plan held up by 'corrupt' political systemSen. Bernie Sanders blasts the pharmaceutical industry and health insurance companies as holding up the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill and asks in an op-ed if Democrats will hold together. what a tool
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Sanders says Biden spending plan held up by 'corrupt' political systemSen. Bernie Sanders blasts the pharmaceutical industry and health insurance companies as holding up the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill and asks in an op-ed if Democrats will hold together. How oxymoronic of him.
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