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  • Congressional Reporter, NOTUS
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Old guy covering a Hill. Current: NOTUS. Formerly: WashPost, Roll Call. Forever: Philly sports, Springsteen and all things UD Fightin' Blue Hens.
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A House Republican’s Final ‘Mission’ Original

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Rep. Neal Dunn shows up for votes these days in a scooter that helps get him to the House floor. A sign is taped to the front of it, allowing him to serve as a one-man mobile lobbying shop: “Get the REPAIR ACT Dunn!!!” The Florida Republican, who is retiring at the end of this term, has made the bill — which would defend the rights of independent auto repair shops — his legislative swan song. Dunn, 73, almost resigned earlier this year after a terminal heart disease diagnosis.
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Andy Kim’s Big Health Care Pitch: Enroll Every Kid in Medicaid

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Sen. Andy Kim is taking a unique approach to the Senate. The New Jersey Democrat is trying to spark a debate about how to achieve a very-long-sought goal of his party — universal health care — while blending it with a long-term outlook that might take years or even decades to fully achieve. “I’m trying to think through everything I can do for the next two-and-a-half years.
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As Maine Goes, So Go Incumbents Winning

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Before running for Senate in 2020, Sara Gideon’s toughest race came in the 2012 Democratic primary for a seat in the state House. She won by 6 percentage points and eventually became speaker of the state House. Eight years later, her challenge to Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) went down in political flames, despite Gideon raising $75 million and the tailwinds from Joe Biden’s victory in Maine by 9 points.
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