
Charlie Cook
Political Analyst at NBC News
Political Analyst at National Journal
Founder and Contributor at The Cook Political Report
Non-partisan political analyst. Founder and Contributor to The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, political analyst for National Journal and NBC News.
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1 week ago |
nationaljournal.com | Savannah Behrmann |Charlie Cook |Kirk Bado
Tim Kaine no longer wears his Senate member lapel pin to work. Instead, the Democrat has been sporting one with Virginia’s seal, which he said serves as a daily, physical reminder to be “on guard against tyranny.”“It's a woman emphasizing virtue, standing atop a monarch who's been knocked over and his crown has fallen off. [It's] the only state that has a motto that, instead of being a positive celebration, is more of a warning or rebuke,” Kaine said.
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1 week ago |
cookpolitical.com | Charlie Cook
While Democrats’ odds of taking back the Senate are long, an announcement Monday afternoon should remind us why we can’t dismiss the possibility entirely. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s declaration that he would not challenge freshman Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff next year means more than the GOP not having its strongest horse.
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2 weeks ago |
nationaljournal.com | Savannah Behrmann |Charlie Cook |Philip Athey |Erin Durkin
Sen. Jon Husted wants Washington to take a lesson from his home state and share it with the rest of the country: Make AI available to every school child in America. But the Ohio Republican isn’t encouraging more AI in schools just to help with the lesson plans. He argues it’s crucial to ensure the future of America’s global competitiveness. Less than four months on the job, Ohio’s former lieutenant governor has emerged as one of Capitol Hill’s biggest champions of AI.
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2 weeks ago |
cookpolitical.com | Charlie Cook
For both psephologists and everyday, armchair students of polls, the period leading into a new president’s 100th day in office is akin to Thanksgiving, with a veritable feast of polls that range across the quality spectrum. Looking through them all, the best argument that President Trump’s backers can point to is the complete solidarity of fellow Republicans: Just when it seemed that his numbers couldn’t go any higher among the party faithful, they did.
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3 weeks ago |
cookpolitical.com | Charlie Cook
Expect a torrent of new polls coming out over the next week in advance of President Trump’s 100th day in office next Wednesday. Most are likely to present numbers that should cause heartburn for party strategists and operatives. The partisan spin will be predictable: Republicans will point to the Democratic Party’s favorability ratings being so badly underwater as to almost be in Titanic territory.
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I forgot to post my column last week, here it is: https://t.co/9iSHW355m4

Here is my column for this week-> https://t.co/l2YHUKnkqD

Link to last week’s column https://t.co/LUXWRTH3pw