Moog Inc.
Location
New York
Founded
1951-02-13
Website
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2024-12-06 (lavozdegalicia.es)
The delirious "reality" of Jacob Rees-Mogg, the most hated Briton
The conservative politician who has annoyed many citizens of the United Kingdom with his aristocratic bearing and uninhibited arrogance stars with his family in a reality television program
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2024-09-24 (jean-jaures.org)
South Dakota: Republican domination
Despite a health context remaining critical in the United States, the electoral campaign continues and the withdrawal of Bernie Sanders from the Democratic primaries has made Joe Biden the opponent of Donald Trump next November. As the election approaches, Renan-Abhinav Moog offers a historical electoral analysis of different states, in order to understand the local political balance of power, decisive as to the outcome of the election. édéral. After Vermont, Alaska, Florida, Texas, California, Wyoming, Illinois, Ohio, North Dakota and Delaware, the eleventh part: South Dakota. Since 1892, the date of the first presidential election in which it participated, South Dakota has only voted four times for the Democratic candidate: in 1896, in 1932 and 1936 for Franklin D. Roosevelt, and in 1964 for Lyndon Johnson. Despite this Republican tropism, the Democrats had a certain influence on South Dakota politics, from the 1960s to 2015, particularly at the level
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