Many voters aren’t reacting to Donald Trump’s many outrages because they don’t consume much news. At least, not yet.
2024 presidential election
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: March 14, 2024
“A better way to poll test support for independent candidates” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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The Potential for Chaos in the Wake of the Supreme Court’s Colorado Ballot Decision
The unanimous ruling left plenty of landmines for Congress to navigate.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: March 12, 2024
“Biden doesn’t need guilty verdicts to win” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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The Oldest President in History Just Gave the Fiercest State of the Union Address in History
Joe Biden proves once again that age is nothing but a number
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: March 7, 2024
“What to watch for at tonight’s State of the Union address” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: March 5, 2024
“The one number that matters in that New York Times poll” the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: February 29, 2024
“Are the primaries going worse for Biden or Trump?” Plus, the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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“Nightmare in America”: How Biden’s Ad Team Should Attack Trump
In 1984, Ronald Reagan’s reelection campaign ran a series of ads that evoked how different life felt in America compared to under his opponent’s administration four years prior. Today, Joe Biden should do the same.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: February 27, 2024
“What will Michigan’s primary tell us about Biden? Nothing.” Plus, the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
