So there’s been this conventional story of the New Deal era, which is that the fear of Communism, the fear of being painted ...

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Readers react to the Trump rally at Madison Square Garden and a tragedy in Springfield, Ohio. Also: Gut feelings about the election; benefits of electric cars.

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Dr Warren Hern has been providing late stage abortions for decades. He has revealed why he offers the operations in interviews with news publications.