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Scott Bessent says there is ‘no chance’ he will run for Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat

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By Bob Cusack Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
EXCLUSIVE — Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent ruled out running to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on Tuesday. “There’s going to be a primary in South Carolina, and I will not be in it,” Bessent said in an interview with the Washington Examiner.
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Inside the room: Terror at the White House correspondents’ dinner

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By Bob Cusack Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
Also, many were looking forward to Oz Pearlman’s performance. He is the so-called Mentalist who was featured recently on CBS’s 60 Minutes. The mood was festive. Entering the massive ballroom, I chatted briefly with former New York Yankee and congressional candidate Mark Teixeira and planned to give a little crap to David Rubinstein, a huge figure in politics and the majority owner of the Baltimore Orioles. The Orioles lost Saturday to the Boston Red Sox 17-1 and he was 5 feet away from me.
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The Future of Freight Rail in America

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By Bob Cusack Verified, Michael Toth, Michael Gorman
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Overview Join Washington Examiner for a panel discussion on the proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger. The Washington Examiner’s Bob Cusack, Executive Editor, will lead a panel discussion on the proposed Union Pacific–Norfolk Southern merger and what it could mean for supply chains, competition, and U.S. economic growth. Lunch will be provided! This event is designed to comply with Congressional ethics rules for widely-attended events.
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