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    RT @monthly: The Monthly is seeking a Winter 2027 Editorial Intern. This is a paid, part-time position starting in January. Learn more and apply here:
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    Campaign contributions from health care’s major players continue to flow to the GOP despite the party’s predatory behavior toward the insurance system and public health.
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    RT @billscher: Are Trafalgar, InsiderAdvantage, Rasmussen, Quantus and co/efficient skewing poll averages with GOP-friendly data? They haven’t yet. Their polls are roughly in line with other pollsters so far My @monthly latest
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    Zelensky didn’t cower after the president signed a diesel deal with Putin and limited intelligence sharing with Kyiv. Nearly a month later, the Ukrainian president is still standing.
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    RT @billscher: “Will Republican Pollsters Try to Skew the Final Averages? They Haven’t Yet” My @monthly latest
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    The Trump Justice Department is suing Alaska because two U.S. Senate candidates have similar names. The lawsuit is bogus. The press shouldn't treat it as anything more.
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    The president’s power is diminished, and that’s before the midterms. But weakness may make him even more dangerous, @jonathanalter writes.
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    RT @monthly: While Democrats are on track to win the House popular vote by eight points, that partisan tilt alone isn’t enough to carry the Senate, @billscher writes.
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    RT @gillenTmartin: My neighborhood was the epicenter of violence in Paris last weekend. I wrote about losing cherished neighborhood spots, the questions I'm left with, and absurd experiences bystanding for the @monthly.
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    In Paris, a mix of legitimate protest, opportunistic violence, and government failure—from education to the police response last weekend, @gillenTmartin writes.
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    RT @billscher: For @monthly, I’ve calculated the overperformance (or, underperformance) of D/I Senate candidates, comparing poll avg over last 4 wks to a baseline projection combining generic congressional ballot & PVI Link here: Scores in post below
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    RT @billscher: Assuming Ds win the House pop vote by 8, if every Senate race tracked PVI, Ds would flip just 2 seats. But if poll averages over the last four weeks are correct, Ds would flip 7 seats. Who are the overperforming candidates? My @monthly latest
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    Kansas? Montana? Mississippi? Democrats have reason to spend in states that seemed impossible to win just two months ago.
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    RT @billscher: “Kansas? Montana? Mississippi? Where Will the Blue Wave Crest?” — my @monthly assessment of the midterm longshots
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    RT @DeanneStillman2: Trump may want to rehab Nixon bc of Watergate, but he's already destroyed Nixon's overlooked legacy - signing landmark enviro/wildlife laws, even the one that protects #wildhorses, as I recently wrote in the @monthly. .
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    RT @glastris: This doesn’t have to be a dilemma at all. Democrats can just do what @billscher @monthly advises here.
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    Dem coalition is not prepared for the border policy dilemmas they will face starting on day one in the WH
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    Britain is weighing a problem the U.S. must address: The gap between school and work. Apprenticeship degrees are one solution.
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