- The fair-weather constitutionalism of Republican senators Washington Examiner
- Trump tried to make the GOP border emergency fight about him. He lost anyway. The Washington Post
- Senate Rejects Trump’s Border Emergency Declaration, Setting Up First Veto The New York Times
- Senate votes to block Trump’s border emergency declaration, in bipartisan rebuke teeing up veto Fox News
- The Dysfunctional Republican Party Strikes Again Bloomberg
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Special performance at GreenBiz 19 with Angie Quinonez and Miquella Young from Arizona Masters of Poetry.