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Emory University Professor Carol Anderson, author of the book "One Person, No Vote," discusses voting rights in Campaign 2020 and Galen Institute President Grace-Marie Turner discusses health care and the future of the Affordable Care Act.

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Day one of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett got underway before the Senate Judiciary Committee with opening statements and introductions.

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Day one of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett got underway before the Senate Judiciary Committee with opening statements and introductions.

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Day one of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett got underway before the Senate Judiciary Committee with opening statements and introductions.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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Senate Judiciary Committee members began questioning Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett on various legal topics including judicial activism, abortion rights, gun regulations and religious liberty. Each of the senators received 30 minutes to ask the nominee questions. After more than three hours, the committee took a lunch break.

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The House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Oversight held a hearing on tax avoidance and the role the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) plays in enforcing tax law. The subcommittee discussed President Trump's tax returns and making changes to the U.S. tax code that could prevent wealthy tax payers from taking advantage of existing loopholes to decrease the amount of taxes they pay. Also discussed during the hearing, were several issues facing the IRS including its funding, tax audits, and tax inequities facing minorities and low income Americans.

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Doug Emhoff, husband of 2020 vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), was joined by Rep. Cindy Axne (D-IA) at an early vote rally in Urbandale, IA, a suburb of the state capital of Des Moines. During their remarks, Rep. Axne and Mr. Emhoff talked about their support for 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's campaign, and specifically about his plan to combat the coronavirus pandemic. They also encouraged attendees to vote early and to reach out to family and friends to also vote. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report rates the presidential race in Iowa as a toss-up, with the latest poll average from RealClearPolitics showing Mr. Biden with a slim lead of just more than one point. President Trump won Iowa in the 2016 election.

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Emory University Professor Carol Anderson, author of the book "One Person, No Vote," discussed voting rights in Campaign 2020.

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President Trump delivers remarks at a campaign rally in Muskegon, MI.

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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr (R) talked about the Section 230 Executive Order and free speech on the internet.

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Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) delivered the Weekly Democratic Address. She discussed disparities in America's coronavirus response.

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Candidates for Georgia's 6th Congressional District, Rep. Lucy McBath (D-GA) and Karen Handel (R) participated in a televised debate. Atlanta Press Club and GPB-TV sponsored the event. Rep. McBath (D) narrowly defeated Rep. Handel (R-GA) in 2018. Rep. Handel was the iincumbent at the time. Their face-off in November is expected to be one of the most closely watched U.S. House contests.

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President Trump held a rally in Muskegon, Michigan, assailing what he called the "radical left," predicting a "red wave" at the polls on election day, and talked about the coronavirus response. He also touched on the kidnapping plot against Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D), saying "I guess they said she was threatened, and she blamed me, she blamed me."

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Doug Emhoff, husband of 2020 vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), was joined by Rep. Cindy Axne (D-IA) at an early vote rally in Urbandale, IA, a suburb of the state capital of Des Moines. During their remarks, Rep. Axne and Mr. Emhoff talked about their support for 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's campaign, and specifically about his plan to combat the coronavirus pandemic. They also encouraged attendees to vote early and to reach out to family and friends to also vote. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report rates the presidential race in Iowa as a toss-up, with the latest poll average from RealClearPolitics showing Mr. Biden with a slim lead of just more than one point. President Trump won Iowa in the 2016 election.

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Incumbent Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Amy McGrath participated in a televised debate. Gray Television and the University of Kentucky co-sponsored the event. The debate occurred one day before the start of early in-person voting in Kentucky. The debate was the only scheduled face-to-face meeting prior to the November election.

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Candidates for New York's 11th Congressional District, Incumbent Rep. Max Rose (D) and Nicole Malliotakis (R) participated in a televised debate sponsored by Spectrum News NY1. The 11th district is one of the few that voted for Donald Trump in 2016 then elected a Democrat during the 2018 midterms.

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North Carolina gubernatorial candidates, incumbent Gov. Roy Cooper (D) and Lt. Gov. Dan Forest (R), participated in a televised debate at the UNC-TV studios. The North Carolina Association of Broadcasters sponsored the event. In 2016, Gov. Cooper narrowly defeated incumbent Gov. Pat McCory (R-NC) in the closest gubernatorial election of that cycle.

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President Trump held a rally in Muskegon, Michigan, assailing what he called the "radical left," predicting a "red wave" at the polls on election day, and talked about the coronavirus response. He also touched on the kidnapping plot against Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D), saying "I guess they said she was threatened, and she blamed me, she blamed me."

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Doug Emhoff, husband of 2020 vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), was joined by Rep. Cindy Axne (D-IA) at an early vote rally in Urbandale, IA, a suburb of the state capital of Des Moines. During their remarks, Rep. Axne and Mr. Emhoff talked about their support for 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's campaign, and specifically about his plan to combat the coronavirus pandemic. They also encouraged attendees to vote early and to reach out to family and friends to also vote. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report rates the presidential race in Iowa as a toss-up, with the latest poll average from RealClearPolitics showing Mr. Biden with a slim lead of just more than one point. President Trump won Iowa in the 2016 election.

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The American Enterprise Institute (AEI) held a virtual symposium about the American economy after COVID-19 and what the governing priorities should be for 2021 and beyond. Nicholas Eberstadt, the 2020 Irving Kristol Award recipient and the Political Economy Chair at AEI, delivered the keynote address, which explored his concerns about the economy and what he called its possible "Japanification" due to growing reliance on federal spending and the decline of the familial structure. After a brief break, a panel of AEI researchers discussed challenges facing the winner of the 2020 presidential election including U.S. trade policy, growing political polarization, the economic recovery from COVID-19, and entitlement reform.

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Candidates in Wyoming's At-Large Congressional District race, incumbent Rep. Liz Cheney (R), Lynnette Grey Bull (D) and Jeff Haggit (Constitution Party) participated in a televised debate. The event was sponsored by Wyoming PBS. Rep. Cheney holds the seat that was held by her father, former Vice President Dick Cheney. She has served the district since 2017.

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Incumbent Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) and U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Gov. Steve Bullock (MT) participated in a televised debate hosted by the Montana Television Network. The state has leaned Republican in recent years, with Trump winning Montana by 20 points in the 2016 election. Gov. Bullock's entry into the race puts the Senate seat in play for the Democrats.

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