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Indiana Republican asks if the White House violated the law in its pursuit of partisan redistricting “on my dime.” https://t.co/8eEAtCM0Qm

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Over the past several days this idea by Gov. Cox has provoked two big reactions: 1 - C’mon, this idea is obvious, basic democracy 2 - What are you talking about? This idea is horrid and outrageous, and I’d never do it in this democracy

One Republican is arguing for his party to take a broader view, to build bigger coalitions and even deal with the other side. It’s Spencer Cox of Utah, who had a long talk with NPR: https://t.co/pMaUiIArIe

In 2024, the party that built the broader coalition won. Democrats were traditionally the broader party—but had been imposing purity tests. Republicans were the ones who broadened their coalition. Now, Republicans are in power and they are imposing loyalty tests. 1/2

Here’s the NPR interview with Spencer Cox: https://t.co/2XAUq38BZj

Utah’s Spencer Cox, on NPR, warns about partisanship: “We keep thinking if we just win this election, we’ll never have to work with those people. And the Constitution says that we will always have to work with those people… We have to build coalitions.”

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From NPR: Details on the suspect in the National Guard shooting in Washington, DC.

An argument that the Guard’s presence in DC is pointless: “The National Guard has been deployed as part of the White House’s political attacks on cities run by Democrats, and the Guard members are vulnerable because politics is not a military mission.” https://t.co/x4kHIIaLKD

At WGA’s Winter Meeting last week, @NPRinskeep sat down with WGA Chair @GovCox for a wide-ranging conversation about civility & bipartisanship, energy & AI, healthy political disagreement, and much more. Listen to their entire discussion 👇 https://t.co/62btOIfoap

New: All six Dems from the video say the FBI is targeting them. Sen. Slotkin: "Last night, the FBI's Counterterrorism Division appeared to open an inquiry into me in response to a video President Trump did not like" Sen. Kelly received FBI inquiry via sergeant at Arms.

Here’s the full NPR video: https://t.co/RZS89aKhUm

Utah’s Spencer Cox on NPR: “We keep thinking if we just win this election, we’ll never have to work with those people. And the Constitution says that we will always have to work with those people. That’s that’s how this gets done. We have to build coalitions.”

Watch the NPR interview with Spencer Cox here: https://t.co/WJ6n2ihlIU

In an NPR interview, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox @GovCox says he’d like to work with progressives in the “abundance” movement who talk of a more active and effective government.

Sen. Mark Kelly says "Secretary Hegseth’s tweet" is the first he heard of the unprecedented threat to recall him to service for a court martial. "I also saw the President’s posts saying I should be arrested, hanged, and put to death. If this is meant to intimidate me and other

The case against former FBI Director Jim Comey is dead - for now. Diving back into the news after a couple of weeks helping family members. Happy to be back at the mic with @NPRinskeep

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On Spencer Cox, civility and political coalitions: https://t.co/pMaUiIArIe

“Republicans were traditionally a narrower party, but broadened their coalition, gaining in the Latino vote, the tech industry, and more. “Now Republicans are in power and they are the ones imposing purity tests and pushing out potential allies. We’ll see what happens!”

“When I wrote the book, leading up to the 2024 election, it was clear that whichever party built the broader coalition was going to win. Democrats were traditionally the broader party—but had been imposing purity tests, ostracizing people and driving away potential allies.”