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If someone had written a spy novel with these same details, the publisher would have probably said it was too unrealistic.

In Southern Illinois, ICE is a cold cancer; global health occupies a local school’s purview; DEI is a prophylactic priority; and some patients put the “guy” in “gynecology.” 

Prosecutors in Albany contend the incident involving the Trump-appointed attorney was a “random” street encounter. But the man never should have been on the streets in the first place. 

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It’s downright nuts for Watts to claim that “no one is safe” from ICE.  So long as you’re in this country legally and don’t obstruct their ability to do their job, you’ll be just fine. 

Don’t expect the Democrats to moderate any time soon. The incentives are just too strong for individual politicians to make the obvious move to the center attractive for any Democrats in Blue districts. 

And that’s the PR lesson for Republicans: Tucker Carlson isn’t interested in what you have to say. If you accept an invitation to be on his show, don’t expect to be treated respectfully. Don’t expect it’ll be an honest, open exchange of ideas.

“Do you ever ask a positive question at CNN?” asked Trump. He added that his base is more in love with him now than ever. 

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Today on Capitol Hill…

It’s Juneteenth, which is now a federal holiday, so no meetings or hearings on the Hill today. Wednesday featured some lively moments, though:


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