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View / Democrats make the midterms about one big pitch: Lower costs Original

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David’s view House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries shared good news with his caucus this week: His Democrats’ bid for a midterm campaign focused on “affordability” is cutting through the noise. According to polling that Jeffries circulated this week, Democrats have fixed a mismatch that looked glaring five months ago.
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View: Democrats make the midterms about one big pitch: Lower costs

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By David Weigel Verified
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3 hours ago The conservative justices have separation of powers exactly backwards. In deciding to allow President Trump to proceed with constructing a new ballroom, which Congress has not authorized, at the White House, which Trump does not own, the U.S. Supreme Court invoked the separation of powers. But the …
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Markey leads incumbent sweep in Massachusetts Original

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The News Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., decisively won his primary on Tuesday, defeating Rep. Seth Moulton on a bad night for insurgent Democratic candidates. Markey, who turned 80 this summer, defeated Moulton across the state, losing to the 47-year-old only in parts of Moulton’s northeast congressional district. “Challenging the establishment and calling for a new generation of leadership isn’t easy, but it is necessary,” Moulton told supporters early in the night.
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