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It appears that Biden's advanced age has only now begun to register in a truly deep way with American voters.

Say a recession does indeed come. How does that play out politically in the 2024 election?
Now Republicans have the majority in the House, and another whistleblower escapade could be coming into view
If more bad things happen in the future, Chicago voters will know who to blame: themselves.

Lawmaking bodies cannot work if lawmakers are allowed to produce a megaphone, shout colleagues down, and take over the chamber.

Getting Trump has been a common feature in New York elections for law enforcement positions.

A former president has joined in using the national anthem to protest.
In light of a far different public mood, even some of its most aggressive defenders have confessed that they got things terribly wrong.

Recent events in Maryland, right next to Washington D.C., show that Biden will have a lot to run away from.

We are seeing the Peter Principle in action, fittingly in a person named Peter, at the Biden administration Department of Transportation.
Some Republicans have united behind what might be called the "no blank check" position on Ukraine.

The situation is what it is, the result of one man, and perhaps his family, and certainly his political party wanting something more than was wise.
Santos is under investigation by federal prosecutors, state prosecutors, federal regulators and probably others.

Just 31% of Democrats want Biden to be the party's nominee in 2024. Fifty-eight percent of Democrats want the party to find another candidate.

The convergence point is President Biden's house in Wilmington, Delaware.

The people who tried to kill the Kavanaugh nomination never gave up. They never went away.

Mayor Eric Adams says: "There is no room in New York. New York cannot take more."

Republicans want policies that will stop the flow. Democrats want policies that will accommodate the flow.

Trump's tax returns are now public. Do they reveal a secret relationship with Putin? No.
It appears the committee's demise will leave some significant unanswered questions.