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This week in 1956, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis ended their show-biz partnership after a decade-long run. The current pairing on shaky ground

House Speaker Pelosi and AOC's “squad”
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President Trump and the Federal Reserve
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Joe Biden and “Medicare For All” Democrats
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Chief Justice Roberts and conservative justices
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This week in 1932, Herbert Hoover slashed his presidential salary by 20% and also handed cabinet members a 15% pay cut. The federal belt-tightening you’d like to see

Entitlement and Pension Reform
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Less Pentagon Spending
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Reduced Overseas Aid
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Fewer Government Subsidies
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Balanced Budget Requirements
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What are the likely results of current U.S.–China trade tensions?

Both sides will meekly and reciprocally back off.
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The trade war will shortly end with mild Chinese concessions.
43%
Trump will radically redefine trade in America’s favor.
23%
Tensions will escalate into a destructive, full-bore trade war.
15%
Commercial tensions will lead to military incidents and possible war.
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Total votes: 122
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America’s economy has grown for 121 consecutive months – the longest economic expansion in US history. The greatest threat to continued growth

The US-China trade/tariff dispute going unresolved
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The Federal Reserve tinkering with interest rates
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A slowdown in global manufacturing and construction
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Businesses pulling back on investment spending
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A decrease in Americans’ consumer spending
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As the United States of America celebrates its birthday this week, what aspect of the Declaration of Independence stands out to you

Its idealism (freedom) and practicality
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Its expressed commitment to “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”
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Its reminder that government draws its power from “the consent of the governed”
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Its lasting 243 years despite less than a week of congressional debate and revisions
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All of it
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This week in 1963, John F. Kennedy delivered one of his most iconic lines during a nine-minute speech in then West Berlin. The most telling quote of world leaders about the wall

Kennedy: “. . . I take pride in the words “Ich bin ein Berliner”
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Ronald Reagan: “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall”
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Erich Honecker: “The wall will be standing in 50 and even in 100 years” (10 months later, it fell)
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Gerhard Schroder: “The wall was not brought down by Washington, Bonn or Moscow . . .”
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This week in 1983, Stanford physicist Dr. Sally Ride became the first American woman to leave the planet as a payload specialist aboard the shuttle Challenger. The next space landmark

Discovery of alien life
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Returning humans to the moon
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Manned mission to Mars
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Reliable commercial spaceflights
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Building giant space colonies
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Seventy-five years ago this week, allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy, beginning the liberation of France and Western Europe. The key takeaway from D-Day:

The value of international coalitions
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A triumph of planning and subterfuge
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How close the landings came to failure
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A generation of warriors fading away
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This week in 1854, the US Naval Academy held its first formal graduation exercises. This year’s class of Navy ensigns and Marine 2nd lieutenants are most likely to see action in or around

Venezuela
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North Korea
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South China Sea
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Persian Gulf
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This week in 1922, the Supreme Court exempted Major League Baseball from antitrust law, ruling the sport wasn’t engaged in interstate commerce. The current enterprise that should be called out on strikes

Apple, for monopolizing app sales
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Google, for lording over rival search companies
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Facebook, for dominating the social network space
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Qualcomm, for cornering the wireless chip market
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Golden State Warriors, for five straight NBA Finals
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