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The Latest Articles by Ryan Lizza

Will the fusion breakthrough ignite a Congressional chain reaction?

Rep. Don Beyer says this week’s breakthrough could be a turning point for both science and civilization.

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Gov. Chris Sununu surveys the field

He’s a New England moderate in the party of MAGA.

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True or false: Colorado is a swing state

Last month Sen. Michael Bennet won reelection over his Republican challenger, Joe O’Dea, resisting some of the trends Democrats have worried about in recent years.

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Sen. Markey vs. Musk's Twitter: The freed bird might get its wings clipped

Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) has been an outspoken critic of changes to Twitter under Elon Musk, using the platform to raise concerns and exchange barbs with Musk.

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How to flip a GOP stronghold: be a normal politician

Greg Landsman, a Democrat, ousted 13-term incumbent Republican Rep. Steve Chabot in Ohio’s 1st District, a long standing GOP district.

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Democrats' 'optimistic apostle' offers hope for the midterms

Veteran Democratic strategist Simon Rosenberg explains why he’s Twitter’s apostle of liberal optimism and how early midterm voting data is giving him hope.

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The quarter-billion dollar PAC driving a red wave

How would you spend a quarter of a billion dollars on the 2022 midterms? This week on the Playbook Deep Dive podcast, we chatted with the 37-year-old operative overseeing just such a budget.

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Weaponized (un)truths: Has the GOP ‘lost its mind’?

Robert Draper's latest book, "Weapons of Mass Delusion: When the Republican Party Lost Its Mind," sets out to understand what happened to the Republican party and how a new breed of GOP members have "taken the politics of hysteria to even greater extremes."

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How we predict elections

POLITICO's politics editor Scott Bland breaks down what reporters covering the 2016 election learned and what to look out for going into the midterms.

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Dream job disappointment: Testifying against Trump

Think you have a rocky relationship with your former boss? Sarah Matthews resigned as Trump's deputy press secretary after the insurrection and testified before the Jan. 6 committee.

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When Senator Leahy laughed with Raul Castro

Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), the most senior and longest-serving member of the Senate, is retiring at 83. His new memoir, "The Road Taken," includes the best of his war stories from 48 years on the job, and outlines the role of Congress and the dangers of partisanship.

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Ron Klain says ‘season of substance’ could save Dems

White House chief of staff Klain believes that the administration's latest achievements can propel the Democrats to victory in the midterms and beyond.

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Cheney to launch anti-Trump organization after primary defeat

Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) lost her primary to Trump-endorsed Harriet Hageman on Tuesday night.

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Biden’s big bill: Two GOP strategists on how to kill it

The biggest remaining obstacle for the Democrats in reconciliation is now Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough.

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Legalizing the trip: One ‘shroom advocate’s playbook

There are movements in more than two dozen states to either study, decriminalize, or outright legalize mushrooms and other psychedelics.

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He was right about inflation. Biden wasn't. Here's what Larry Summers says is coming next.

The former treasury secretary penned an op-ed warning about inflation more than a year and a half ago. This week he was in Aspen reminding critics that inflation wasn’t the only thing he got right.

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LA wants to recall its most progressive prosecutor. Inside the DA’s hostile office.

There was talk of recalling Gascón as soon as he was sworn in. And those calls were coming from inside the Hall of Justice, where many of his deputy district attorneys revolted against the changes.

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