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Author: Dan Balz
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The climate bill offers a boost to Biden. Can it change the equation?
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Democrats believe this summer’s events, including the Supreme Court decision on abortion, are energizing their voters. But core issues like inflation and Biden’s approval ratings continue to push against Democratic candidates.
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A rough week for Biden. How much will it affect Democrats in November?
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A grim poll, another gloomy inflation report and a setback on Capitol Hill underscore the Democrats’ problems. Are there offsetting factors that could hold down Democratic losses?
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The Democratic left is frustrated with Biden. How much could it matter?
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Biden and the liberal wing of the party have never been truly in sync, but they need one another if Democrats hope to avoid big losses in November.
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Boris Johnson faced revolt in his party. Trump never had that problem.
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The British prime minister was brought down by members of his party and government. Trump has stared down those in his party, even after the attack on the Capitol.
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Why Republicans should be nervous about their candidates for governor
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Swing state contests could shift the party balance and give the GOP more power, but election deniers could be the face of the party in some key races
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Trump’s had bad moments, but few worse than Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony
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What is defensible in the case against Trump?
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The Jan. 6 committee has laid out a strong case against the president. Republicans prefer to look away rather than engage on the evidence.