Washington Takes a Break, But the Politics Don’t
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Colin Reed and Salena Zito discuss the unfinished business left by lawmakers as the Senate heads into summer recess and the implications for the upcoming Midterm Elections.
With the Senate heading home for summer recess and the Midterm Elections drawing closer, lawmakers are leaving plenty of unfinished business behind. Co-founder of South & Hill Strategies, Colin Reed, fills in for Dana and is joined by Washington Examiner and Washington Post columnist, Salena Zito. They discuss what was accomplished before the five-week break and the uncertain path forward with Iran. The two also examine the growing debate over data centers and how the rise of democratic socialism has affected Democrats' relationship with working-class voters. Uphill Battle: Salena explains why four highly competitive Pennsylvania House races could ultimately help determine which party controls Congress after November. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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