The Affordability Debate: Does Either Party Have a Plan? Mark Penn Weighs In, Alaska Ballot Controversy & Rosanna Berardi on Ilhan Omar’s Deportation Chances
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Talking Points Memo: Bill states that affordability is still the number one issue. Do the Democrats actually have a plan?
Mark Penn, chairman and CEO of Stagwell Global, discusses Americans’ economic frustrations and Republicans’ messaging on affordability.
A look at Obama and Trump’s recent rally comments about each other and Iran.
Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan is running for re-election in Alaska, but another candidate with the same name has also gotten on the ballot. How did this happen?
Rosanna Berardi, an immigration attorney, weighs in on what Rep. Ilhan Omar (D) allegedly did that could potentially lead to her deportation.
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