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Did Nexstar and Sinclair take marching orders directly from the White House, or did their leaders just seize an opportunity to curry favor and demonstrate obedience in advance?

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That son, now a 23-year-old man, said he no longer responds unquestioningly to his father’s marching orders.

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And thus Rob Pelinka, their newly minted president of basketball operations with a newly extended contract, has been giving his summer marching orders.

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Social media platforms often resist moderation for business purposes, but under political pressure, they will act upon moderation marching orders from whoever is in power.

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With such a strong leader, the Democratic Party would now have its marching orders instead of being lost and slowly forming a circular firing squad.

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