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Veteran political analyst; worked for 3 governors, a senator & a DC think tank; now columnist for New York Magazine. Observant Christian. Georgia Bulldog.
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Also-rans Abound in the Race for Lindsey Graham's Seat

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By Ed Kilgore Verified
| Intelligencer Verified
The timing of South Carolina's upcoming special Republican U.S. Senate primary is a nightmare for any candidate who needs a long runway to become known by voters. The field won't be set until qualifying ends on July 28, the same day that the officeholder whose death created the rare Senate vacancy will be commemorated in a Washington memorial service (with services back home occurring the following day).
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New Jersey Shows Democrats Need a Better Voter-Fraud Strategy

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By Ed Kilgore Verified
| Intelligencer Verified
Up until now, disagreement between Democrats and Republicans on the need for safeguards against noncitizen voting was based on wildly disparate understandings of the basic facts. Not all Republicans have publicly bought into the president's unsubstantiated claims that millions upon millions of noncitizens regularly vote as part of some kind of Democratic "open borders" conspiracy.
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The Fetterman Party-Switch Scenario

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By Ed Kilgore Verified
| Democratic Strategist
A net gain of four U.S. Senate seats by Democrats in November would deny Donald Trump an easy path to confirmation of his executive branch and judicial nominees during the last two years of his presidency. It would also eliminate the governing trifecta that has allowed Republicans to repeatedly deploy the budget-reconciliation process, skirting the Senate filibuster that otherwise would protect minority-party influence over legislation. So it’s a really big deal.
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