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102. Will 2024 be about the economy, or the candidates?
103. GOP primary could become a Darwinian struggle
104. For Democrats, Biden's incumbency may outweigh his age
105. Trump and the GOP are no longer one and the same
106. National Journal Radio Bonus Episode:Politics Abhors a Vacuum
107. Bad news endures for both parties
108. National Journal Radio Bonus Episode:Throwing Wrenches Into Washington
109. 'Off years' aren't so off anymore
110. Why debt-ceiling brinkmanship feels different this time
111. Unsecured documents undermine Biden'sreturn to normal' sales pitch
112. National Journal Radio Bonus Episode:Ringing in the New Year with a Bang
113. Is the 118th Congress headed for a wreck?
114. 2023 may look an awful lot like 2022
115. The challenges of leading in a historically divided Congress
116. The soft impact of Sinema's decision
117. Fear was more powerful than anger this year
118. Four possible leaders; four unenviable tasks
119. GOP won the votes, but not the seats
120. The political fundamentals come roaring back
121. No one is singing for Democrats just yet
122. Pattern recognition:The midterm returns to form
123. The midterms may come down to the last gust of political wind
124. 2022 puts the idiosyncrasies of the Senate on full display
125. Volatility is a constant in this campaign season
126. A choice election, but an uncertain one
127. Dems can't count on more good news
128. High floors + low ceilings = tight races
129. Two months that turned the 2022 midterms on their head
130. The coin is in the air for the Senate
131. The political winds swirl yet again
132. Just how real is Democrats' recent surge?
133. Pulling at threads that may unravel the election narrative
134. What could save Democrats from a midterm catastrophe?
135. Jan. 6 panel faces not just partisanship, but cynicism
136. Has abortion changed the subject in the minds of enough voters?
137. The generosity of Mark Shields
138. Parties ask:Will our last nominee be our next nominee?
139. Republicans were set to self-destruct. Democrats didn't let them
140. Even in a great year, Republicans' winnable seats are limited
141. Voters have come to accept, or even demand, the unorthodox
142. Ping-pong politics is the new normal
143. Are we overestimating Roe's impact on politics?
144. A Tuesday to remember for political junkies
145. Could Roe change the subject this November?
146. The concrete theory of politics
147. A recession would only deepen Democratic woes
148. Treating politics like the NCAA tournament
149. The loss of political biodiversity
150. Russia's invasion signals the start of a major geopolitical shift
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