Steve Scalise Has Confused The Itinerary With The Election
The Republican majority leader offers his campaign stops as evidence of electoral strength. The voters have yet to sign the itinerary.
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Candidates sell the future. Voters inherit the terms. Follow our satire on campaigns, political fundraising, voting rights, polling and election promises, with attention to the gap between the pitch and the record. A loud rally is a performance; what a candidate would do with power is the story.
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“Likely” Is Doing An Alarming Amount Of Election Work
Investigate unlawful voting. Do not ask a hunch to perform the duties of a citizenship determination.
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Congress Is Not The Backup Band For Your Trump Album
Anthony Constantino has twenty tracks of presidential enthusiasm. Congress needs someone who can occasionally change the tune.
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Wall Street Discovers A Heart. It Pays A Dividend.
Investors see potential upside in reversing healthcare cuts. Patients should not need a stock-market endorsement to matter.
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The Tractor Runs On Diesel, Not Republican Enthusiasm
Farmers are facing expensive fuel and squeezed margins. Republicans would like them to work on their turnout energy.
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