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How to Get Contact Tracing Right

by Ellie Vance
July 14, 2020
| 5:00 AM

The states that are succeeding are relying on people, not programming.


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In Kentucky, a new GOP-driven law denies the (Democratic) governor the ability to fill vacant Senate seats and gives it to party apparatchiks. A classic Mitch powerplay, it flouts the Constitution.

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After Washington Monthly exposé on the governor advancing infrastructure projects near properties he owns, lawmakers unanimously vote to strengthen the state's disclosure laws.

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