Audrey Fahlberg
Audrey is a reporter for The Dispatch covering Congress and campaigns. She was previously a Bartley Fellow at the Wall Street Journal and studied politics at the University of Virginia. Follow her on Twitter: @AudreyFahlberg.
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Plus, the Republican Main Street Partnership previews its 2024 campaign strategy and Democrats react to Biden’s State of the Union address.
Club for Growth Previews Its Senate Playbook
The group’s super PAC is planning to spend tens of millions of dollars supporting hardline Republicans.
Hats in the Ring for Michigan Senate
Plus: The Koch network gears up to take on Trump in 2024.
Can the GOP Win a Senate Seat in Virginia?
Undeterred by his failed bid for a House seat, Hung Cao considers jumping into an even tougher race.
Pompeo Sounds Off on Classified Documents Scandal
Plus, Ronna McDaniel seeks to unite the RNC after her reelection.
Satellite Censorship?
Newsmax claims DirecTV dropped the channel to silence political speech. Is there more to the story? A Dispatch Explainer.
‘If You Lose Control of the Rules Committee, You’ve Lost Control of the Floor’
What the new makeup of the House Rules Committee—and other key panels—could mean for must-pass bills.
Handling Classified Documents 101
How Joe Biden’s classified material should have been handled at the end of the Obama administration: A Dispatch Explainer.
Biden’s Lost Documents May Mean More GOP Investigations
As a special counsel investigates whether Biden mishandled classified Obama-era documents, Republicans pledge more oversight.