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Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, David M. Drucker, Michael Warren, and Charles Hilu offer a heavily reported look at what’s going on in the parties’ struggle for political power, from the campaign trail to the White House.
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Is Trump a Transactionalist or a Pragmatist on Senate GOP Endorsements?
Plus: House Democrats and Republicans question Robert Hur.
At the State of the Union, Biden Delivered a General Election Stump Speech
Plus: How the DNC views an RFK Jr. third-party run.
After Super Tuesday, A Primary Ends and A General Election Begins
Plus: Who will win Kyrsten Sinema’s Arizona seat—progressives or populists?
Haley Continues Her Cross-Country Stump Ahead of Super Tuesday
Plus: With McConnell retiring, who might lead Senate Republicans next?
Biden’s Standing With Arab American Voters Seems Shaky Post-Michigan
Plus: Haley supporters feel abandoned by Trump’s GOP.
After a South Carolina Defeat, Haley Pitches Herself as the Normalcy Candidate
Plus: At CPAC, Trump envisions his presidential redux.
SCOOP: Some RNC Members Pushing Resolutions to Constrain Trump
As Trump inches closer to securing the Republican presidential nomination, an effort to prevent him from short-circuiting the process emerges.
Ahead of South Carolina, Haley Supporters Remain Steadfast
Plus: Nevada’s Sam Brown attempts a balancing act on abortion policy.
Win or Lose in South Carolina, Haley Seems Poised to Keep On Trucking
Plus: A look at the RNC’s Trumpian turnover.
Democrats Win Back the Santos Seat
Tom Suozzi will return to the House, but don’t read too much into a special election.
Democrats Fret Over Biden’s Age After Special Counsel Report
Plus: Why Adam Schiff is boosting the Republican in California’s Senate primary.
‘Chaotic and Puzzling’: The Implosion of the Border Deal
Plus: Despite the odds, Nikki Haley’s campaign ramps up for Super Tuesday.
The Senate Foreign-Aid-and-Border Package Is Mostly Dead
The Republican House has no truck for the deal brokered by Senate negotiators.