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How Worried Should We Be About a Socialist Mayor in D.C.? Original

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By Christian Britschgi Verified
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D.C. In Tuesday's Democratic primary, voters overwhelmingly voted for Janeese Lewis George, a socialist who's promised to resist Donald Trump. | (Credit: Adnan Masri/Wikimedia Commons) While votes are still being counted, it appears that D.C. Councilmember Janeese Lewis George has won a commanding victory in the city's Democratic mayoral primary. The initial count shows her earning 52 percent of the vote, while former D.C. Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie trails with just 36 percent support.
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Pick your D.C. YIMBY Original

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By Christian Britschgi Verified
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Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. It's election day here in D.C., so our lead story looks at the district's mayoral race, where the two leading candidates both talk a good game on building more housing, but also have some anti-supply skeletons in their closets.
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Review: The Lesser-Known Texts That Shaped the American Revolution

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When we recall the American Revolution, we remember the hits: Common Sense, the Declaration of Independence, George Washington's Valley Forge speech. Less remembered are the many pamphlets and sermons that shaped the worldview of the American colonists and brought them to the point of revolution in the first place. In his 1967 book The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution, Bernard Bailyn does the yeoman's work of reintroducing these less-famous texts into our historical memory.
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