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How does each presidential candidate win? Harvard’s Director of Polling breaks it down.

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How does each presidential candidate win? Harvard’s Director of Polling breaks it down.
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  • ‘Ability to underestimate Trump’ is biggest takeaway for Dems after election: Vanity Fair reporter

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  • Trump trying to ‘do away with every check and balance’ ahead of second term: Leibovich

    05:07

  • America ‘should be worried’ that Trump may use DOJ as his ‘personal law firm’: Fmr. PA Rep.

    06:57

  • Could Ukraine become Trump’s Afghanistan of foreign policy? Fmr. CIA officer explains

    05:05

  • New Trump chief of staff is ‘one and only guardrail’ to stop him from going off the tracks: Omarosa

    06:09

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Republicans move forward with controversial megabill accounting move

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Senate Republicans are on the cusp of formally adopting a controversial accounting tactic to zero out much of the cost of their massive domestic policy bill. The matter came to a head on the Senate floor Sunday afternoon, when Democrats sought to prevent the use of the current policy baseline…
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Megabill reading wraps up after nearly 16 hours

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Senate clerks have completed a nearly 16-hour reading of the GOP’s 940-page megabill. Clerks began reading the text aloud at 11:08 p.m. Saturday and finished Sunday at 3:03 p.m. By refusing to waive chamber rules allowing for reading, Senate Democrats hoped to create an opportunity to highlight some of the most unpopular issues in the legislation…
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White House eyes Kentucky state senator for Massie challenge

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White House officials will host Kentucky state Sen. Aaron Reed in the coming weeks for a discussion about challenging GOP Rep. Thomas Massie in next year’s Republican primary, according to two people granted anonymity to describe the private plans. President Donald Trump and his political operation have been searching for a candidate to challenge Massie over his opposition to the president’s “big…
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