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2018
Do deficits matter? We may be about to find out
Misleading NRSC ad paints Heidi Heitkamp as Donald Trump contrarian
The age of cherry-picking
How trustworthy are the polls, more than a year after the 2016 election?
2017
After a Chaotic Start, Congress Has Made a Conservative Mark
What's next for the tax bill?
Political Fight Continues Over the GOP's Congressional Tax Plan
Wisconsin Public Radio Interview with Steve Smith
Interview with Exec in Residence Dick Mahoney
Trump's Fiscal 2018 Budget Boosts Spending for Regulators
While President Trump Calls For Regulatory Cuts, The Cost Of Regulating Increases
7 Questions about the Senate health care bill and transparency
Charlie Brennan Show - June 16, 2017
Interview with Steven Smith About the Current Political Climate
Majority of Americans feel 'forgotten' by government
Senator has a point, but 'filibuster' count misses mark
US-China Relations and the Nuclear Option in the Senate to Confirm Neil Gorsuch
Snags slow Trump's White House debut
Poll finds most and least popular parts of ACA
The Consumer Confidence Gap Between Democrats and Republicans Has Never Been Wider
Why the Fight Over Neil Gorsuch Could End the Senate as We Know It
6 questions answered about "the nuclear option," the filibuster, and Supreme Court nominations
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An Update on the Senate Syndrome: The Democrats Crack Down on Senate Filibusters
Challenges to Recovery: Why Is it So Slow? What Can Policy Do to Help? [Video]
Opportunities and Challenges Facing America Today (audio only)
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