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We noticed the right track/wrong track numbers hit 50-50 last week in our running POLITICO/Morning Consult tracker, a high-water mark for the past year. This week, it crept up even further to 55% saying the country is on the right track, 45% on the wrong track. The previous high was 43-57 in the March 8, 2020, poll, before the pandemic sent everyone home. The national mood bottomed out over the summer, ticked up a bit in the fall, then plummeted to 18-82 after the Jan. 6 riot. It’s been on the upswing since President
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As of 7:55 p.m., the Senate clerk is 254 pages into reading the 628 pages of the Senate Covid bill, thanks to Ron Johnson’s move to force the reading on the floor. The reading of the bill started at 3:21 p.m., the beginning of a grueling consideration of President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill in the Senate.
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NOT YET It feels like we are entering a new stage of the pandemic: an inflection point when we attempt to feel our way through how to restart our old lives in less-than-perfect circumstances. Vaccinations are rolling out, more states are relaxing restrictions, businesses are opening up. An end to the acute phase of the pandemic seems to be within sight, even as the threat of a variant-driven surge is lurking.
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