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Joan Walsh

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A Premature Farewell to the Ignominious Speaker Mike Johnson
Joan Walsh If Democrats win the House in the midterms, as expected, Mike Johnson won’t hold the gavel in any meaningful way again. The post A Premature Farewell to the Ignominious Speaker Mik...
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The Embarrassment of Trump’s Midterms Convention
Joan Walsh Many GOP candidates in competitive House and Senate races are steering clear of the Dallas event. The post The Embarrassment of Trump’s Midterms Convention appeared first on The Nat...
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Can Senator Jon Ossoff Hold Onto His Seat?
Joan Walsh He’s the most vulnerable incumbent in the Senate race, and his state is ground zero for the new Jim Crow attacks on voting rights. The post Can Senator Jon Ossoff Hold Onto His Seat...
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Gloria Steinem's Many-Splendored Feminist Life
Joan Walsh The feminist icon lived the struggle for gender equality, and always found time to lend support and solidarity to other women leaders, even in her final days. The post Gloria Steine...
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Old and On the Way: How Ed Markey Dispatched Seth Moulton in Massachusetts
Joan Walsh Moulton, a centrist opportunist, sought to unseat his incumbent opponent by posturing as a young progressive. Voters didn’t fall for it. The post Old and On the Way: How Ed Markey ...
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Democratic Candidates Have Embraced Unity. Dem Pundits? Not So Much.
Joan Walsh Losing candidates have prioritized the big tent and embraced their former rivals. Why can’t the media and pundits get on board? The post Democratic Candidates Have Embraced Unity. D...
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Peggy Flanagan’s Many Crush the Money in the Minnesota Senate Primary
Joan Walsh Corporate Dem Angie Craig outspent Flanagan by roughly four to one. But Flanagan’s ground game, and her promise to “avenge Minnesota” after ICE’s cruelty, gave her a 20-point win. T...
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