Damon Winter
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Oct 30, 2024 |
nytimes.com | Katherine Miller |Damon Winter
Kamala Harris stood before the warmly lit White House on Tuesday night, American flags behind her and in the hands of the estimated 75,000 people in the crowd before her. She talked about America as the greatest idea humanity ever created. "Here's what I promise you," she said. "I will always listen to you even if you don't vote for me. I will always tell you the truth even if it is difficult to hear. I will work every day to build consensus and reach compromise to get things done.
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Jul 21, 2024 |
nytimes.com | Esau McCaulley |Thalassa Raasch |Damon Winter
As an Anglican clergy member, I have prayed for political leaders as a regular feature of my life. Each Sunday, at the church I attend with my family, we have a moment set aside to remember those who have political power. These intercessions are not declarations of policy agreement. I have prayed publicly for George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Prayers at political conventions feel different.
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May 28, 2024 |
nytimes.com | Mara Gay |Damon Winter
On the Miami River recently, a parade of gleaming white pleasure boats cruised through the city. Half-naked revelers basked on their decks, swaying to Taylor Swift anthems and waving bottles of champagne as they floated by. A few yards away, in the windowless conference room of an aging Hyatt hotel, a group of Florida Democrats was far more sober.
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May 14, 2024 |
iverifyu.com | Farah Stockman |Damon Winter
Chris Gibbs, a farmer who raises soybeans, corn and cattle, spent much of his adult life as a leader of the Republican Party in Shelby County, Ohio. He rose from vice chair of the local executive committee to party chairman, a role he served in for seven years, until 2015. Last fall he was elected to a far tougher job: chairman of the Democratic Party in Shelby County, where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats more than eight to one.
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Apr 17, 2024 |
nytimes.com | Michelle Cottle |Damon Winter
Let's talk about why President Biden is spending three days in Pennsylvania this week - a lot of time by campaign standards. By now, you probably know that just a few swing states are pivotal to winning the White House in November. For Mr. Biden, the Keystone State is the most crucial. It's not just that Pennsylvania has 19 electoral votes - the biggest haul of any battleground.
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