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Philip Bump

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Washington Post: National columnist. Newsletter: "How To Read This Chart." Book: "The Aftermath." [email protected]
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Am I cooler than the least cool thing imaginable? Yeah, probably.
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In this area you can be confident it is at least a tick-dispersal mechanism. But look at the fawn we saw this morning!
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I have been to seven of these cities and I will tell you right now I have been to at least 20 others that are prettier than Vegas or Chicago and that putting NYC (which I love!) here over SF is deranged.
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Great experiment here in partisan bias: views of policy without (dot) and with (arrow) the proposing candidate being mentioned.
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A poll conducted post-debate shows: - no shift in the horse race since April - Harris faring better (though not significantly) than Biden against Trump www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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til only 2 million people lived in the US in 1995
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Scott Adams wants to kiss me so badly, it's all he thinks about.
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Good day to be someone who recently argued that the contested convention commentary is often driven by self-importance.
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Everyone in Busytown is trying to find the guy who did this.
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I can’t imagine asserting with unwavering confidence that I knew who was or wasn’t the best candidate against Trump.
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if only there were some way to compare the quality of these teams in real time
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A lot of data here but a simple takeaway: swing-state voters are broadly distrustful of political reporting. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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Gun deaths by state over time and then with overdose deaths overlaid. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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It’s on brand for me, I know, but it’s pretty clear that the broader generational tension is a component of Biden’s wobbly support from younger voters. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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The early vote in Westchester shows a strong correlation between the density of Jewish voters and support for Latimer. www.washingtonpost.com/elections/20...
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In a newly released photo from Mar-a-Lago: a box that held classified documents, some Trump campaign hats, an Hermes box and a bunch of Diet Coke.
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Genetically predisposed to finding hot summer days annoying.
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In each of these counties, if every single resident saved a year’s salary and pooled it, they wouldn’t be able to match what billionaire Timothy Mellon contributed to a pro-Trump PAC. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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Includes an interactive letting you figure how much of your own salary you need to save up to reach Mellon (or Bloomberg) levels.
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Where foreign students studying in the US come from. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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Happy to help Twitter with its advertisers.
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Quote skeet with one of your fav films that isn't a hit
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Partisans agree that democracy is at risk — and that the risk is less about elections themselves. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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well if the heritage foundation expert says so
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The narrow margin between Biden and Trump among Black voters at the moment is far less about a big Trump gain than it is softness for Biden. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...