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May 7, 2021

How Partisanship Has Made Some Liberals More Cautious About COVID-19

By Galen Druke, Nate Silver and Maggie Koerth

Filed under Politics Podcast

President Trump Speaks During Wisconsin Campaign Rally

May 5, 2021

Republicans’ Pessimistic Views On The Economy Have Little To Do With The Economy

By Michael Tesler

Filed under Economy

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Apr. 29, 2021

Advantage, GOP

By Laura Bronner and Nathaniel Rakich

Filed under Republican Party

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Apr. 15, 2021

Few Americans Who Identify As Independent Are Actually Independent. That’s Really Bad For Politics.

By Geoffrey Skelley

Filed under Independents

Biden Sees Normalcy Returning by Summer As Vaccinations Surge

Mar. 31, 2021

More And More Americans Say They’ll Get Vaccinated — But It’s Still Unclear Just How Many Will

By Ariel Edwards-Levy

Filed under COVID-19 Vaccine

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Mar. 4, 2021

How Much Longer Can This Era Of Political Gridlock Last?

Filed under Negative Partisanship

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Feb. 2, 2021

Why A Biden Blowout Didn’t Happen (And Why A 2024 Blowout Is Unlikely, Too)

By Geoffrey Skelley

Filed under 2020 Election

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Jan. 25, 2021

Politics Podcast: The Lawmakers Who Will Determine What Gets Through Congress

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Dec. 22, 2020

Democrats And Republicans Should Argue More — Not Less

Filed under Political Divisions

Philadelphia Awaits Election Results

Nov. 7, 2020

Biden Won — But The Deep Partisan Divide In America Remains

By Perry Bacon Jr.

Filed under 2020 Election

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