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December 8, 2003 A new liberal group is running a TV ad in Iowa attacking Howard Dean for his record on gun control. The ad says Dean was endorsed repeatedly by the National Rifle Association for governor of Vermont which is true. Dean’s position has shifted a bit since then, however. December 6, 2003 An anti-tax group started running an attack ad Thursday Dec. 4 in Iowa and New Hampshire saying “Howard Dean says he’ll raise taxes on the average family by more than nineteen hundred dollars a year.” Dean calls the ad “false,” but we find it is mostly right.

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The Takeaway Becomes the Throwaway (Updated)

Health care has been on the top of Washington s agenda for weeks now. The U.S. Senate is still battling it out and with the August recess looming, it is unlikely that the national health care debate will end any time soon. For a closer look at the way the Senate wages war, The Takeaway talks to former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist. As the Republican leader from Tennessee, Frist had a front row seat to health care debates. And as a heart surgeon, Frist had first-hand knowledge about the practice of medicine and the intersection of health care, insurance, and medical

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Should Democrats Resurrect the 50-State Strategy?

Should Democrats Resurrect the 50-State Strategy?
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How Democrats Who Lost in Deep-Red Places Might Have Helped Biden

How Democrats Who Lost in Deep-Red Places Might Have Helped Biden
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How Democrats Who Lost in Deep-Red Places Might Have Helped Biden

How Democrats Who Lost in Deep-Red Places Might Have Helped Biden A study by a liberal group found a reverse coattails effect in 2020: Down-ballot candidates may have helped elect President Biden, rather than the other way around. President Biden campaigning for the Democratic Senate candidates early this year in Atlanta. Georgia was one of several states where Run for Something, a progressive group, conducted a study on down-ballot candidates.Credit.Doug Mills/The New York Times April 16, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET Ebony Carter faced an uphill climb when she decided to run for the Georgia State Senate last year. Her deeply Republican district south of Atlanta had not elected a Democrat since 2001, and a Democrat hadn’t even bothered campaigning for the seat since 2014.

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