Arizona’s right to full representation in Congress is not up for debate,
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Nobody believes for one moment that if Grijalva’s Republican opponent had won, that person wouldn’t already be a sitting member of Congress.
Notice that this tone and viewpoint are saying "nobody" to purposely put the writer's viewpoint onto the reader.
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Then he insisted he couldn’t swear her in while the House was not in session, which is laughable given that earlier this year, he swore in two representatives elected in special elections during pro-forma sessions.
This gives a lot of prespective about what is happening and shows the reader that this is not because the house was not in session but implies a political motive.
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Why? Because Speaker Mike Johnson refuses to do his job.
Calling out Speaker Mike Johnson
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Arizona's attorney general explains how Johnson is using the newly elected Democrat as a pawn in his shutdown fight, and keeping the Epstein files secret.
This shows the reader that this source is from Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, which is an opinion piece
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