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Staff writer @newyorker, covering the political scene and its sideshows. Formerly @washingtonpost, @politicomag. 📨: jesus_rodriguez@newyorker.com

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Empowering Refugees in Times of Crisis

Empowering Refugees in Times of Crisis

The United Nations estimates that there are now about 22.5 million refugees, 5 million of whom are Syrians wh…

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Would You Let New Mexico Pick the President?

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By Jesus Rodriguez, Jesús Rodríguez Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
But the contest over the first-in-the-nation primaries has also become a proxy war over the future of the Party. The D.N.C.’s decision, expected by late summer, could have a significant effect on the 2028 cycle—from the crop of campaign staffers who can afford to relocate, to the ability of small campaigns to break through in large media markets.
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Everyone Wants to Touch the Blue Coating in the Reflecting Pool

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By Jesus Rodriguez, Jesús Rodríguez Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
“Let’s go talk to the ducks,” John Hickenlooper, the Democratic senator from Colorado, said. It was midafternoon on a rainy Tuesday, and Hickenlooper’s colleagues in the Senate were trying, after multiple failed attempts, to invoke a war-powers resolution directing President Donald Trump to withdraw the nation’s armed forces from hostilities with Iran. Hickenlooper, though, was at the other end of the National Mall, walking along the Reflecting Pool with several staffers.
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The South Texas Democrat Who Will Sing at Your Quinceañera

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By Jesus Rodriguez, Jesús Rodríguez Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
If Democrats have a prayer of flipping any House district this fall in deep-red Texas, it will likely be the Fifteenth, a strip of terrain between the borderlands of McAllen and the eastern outskirts of San Antonio.
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