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Issue 14
Retail Politics
Andrew Concannon is a Democrat running for Congress in a Michigan district that has been Republican for most of the last 155 years. If anything should be predictable in an otherwise unpredictable political year, it is that Concannon is going to lose. What makes him run?
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Issue 09
Global Voices, American Choices
The world’s mind is made up. Will the U.S. agree?
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Issue 08
Political Capital
In the most expensive primary season ever, which cities gave the most?
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Issue 07
FLYPside: Fighting the Good Fight
Our FLYPside editorial explores how Hillary’s long goodbye has helped the Dems—and the country
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Issue 02
Blue Collar Vote
Working-class white guys are likely to choose the Democratic candidate. Pennsylvania is the next test.
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Issue 01
The Democrats Super Problem
Despite the enthusiasm of millions of primary voters, Democratic Party insiders may end up picking the candidate.
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