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("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Steve Hayes is joined by Jonah Goldberg, Kevin Williamson, and Michael Reneau to discuss our latest editorial on a post-Trump reality, comments by White House special envoy Steve Witkoff to Vladimir Putin as the U.S. pursues negotiations for an end to the Ukraine war, and finally, a Labor Day edition of Not Worth Your Time.
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—Addressing the “Burn it all down” crowd
—You don’t know what time is it
—Let’s talk about followership
—Not Worth Your Time:
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On today's roundtable, we have a long discussion about the Dispatch editorial and the coming post-Trump reality.
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we → have → editorial
Then we'll spend a moment on comments by Steve Witkoff to Vladimir Putin as the US pursues negotiations on an end to the Ukraine war.
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We talk about jobs that we've had that we've learned the most from and jobs that we've had that are the most fun.
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I'm joined today by my Dispatch colleagues, Kevin Williamson, national correspondent, Michael Renaud, our executive editor, and Jonah Goldberg, co-founder and editor-in-chief.
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Let's dive right in.
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Early voting across the country starts soon, within a matter of weeks.
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Last week on our roundtable discussion at the end of the week, we discussed some of the races we'll be looking at between now and Election Day, and we'll be doing a lot more of that, of course, over the next several weeks as we approach November.
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Today, however, we want to try to imagine what the world looks like on November 4th, the day after those midterm elections, and in the days and weeks that follow.
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So let me offer a caveat that 2 months is a long time in politics, and the conditions today could, of course, change ahead of those elections.
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The trends are all heading in the same direction.
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trends → head → direction
Republicans control both houses of Congress and the White House.
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Republicans → control → Congress
Historically, the president's party does poorly in the midterms.
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party → do → midterms
This year, President Trump and the GOP are being blamed for high prices and a volatile economy, an unpopular war in Iran.
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Trump → blame → Iran
Concerns about government corruption are in the headlines on a near-daily basis and by Gallup's counting at an all-time high.
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Concerns → count → high
Nate Silver says the GOP has a, quote, "low probability," unquote, of retaining the House of Representatives, and his snapshot of competitive Senate seats based on current polling averages has Democrats leading 9 of 11 races,
which would mean somewhere in the vicinity of a two-seat Democratic Senate majority leader.
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The New York Times reported over the weekend, quote, "The share of Americans who associate themselves with the Democratic Party has grown significantly over the past year.
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who → report → year
The shift signals the party's largest advantage since 2008.
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shift → signal → 2008
The data shows Democrats with a 10-point advantage over Republicans."
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