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Why Democrats Can Still Push Biden Off the Ticket

 It’s not over just because Biden says it is. By Jonathan Chait
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Trump’s Beard Praise Does Not Bode Well for Vance VP Pick

 By Margaret Hartmann Trump said the senator’s facial hair makes him look like “a young Abraham Lincoln.” In Trump’s mind that may actually be a bad thing.
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Trump 2024 vs. Project 2025

 By Alec Dent His campaign denies anything to do with the blueprint for a second term, but his alumni are all over it.
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Trump’s Beard Praise Does Not Bode Well for J.D. Vance VP Pick
By Margaret Hartmann
Trump said the senator’s facial hair makes him look like “a young Abraham Lincoln.” In Trump’s mind that may actually be a bad thing.
the national interest
the national interest
Why Democrats Can Still Push Biden Off the Ticket
By Jonathan Chait
It’s not over just because Biden says it is.
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