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Regret, Rupture, and Redemption – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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During this period of Aseres Yemei Teshuvah, we are making every effort to secure a place in the Book of Life. Politicians often find themselves doing similar things — with important differences. Many politicians have plenty to be sorry for. But only in politics can one apologize and somehow compound the insult, or come across as tone-deaf or utterly unreflective in his contrition. Here is a countdown of this year’s top five non-apologies. 5. “If anyone took offense to it, then I apologize.” —Bi
Fringe on Fire – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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The political splinter groups are winning. No longer just shouting from the sidelines, they have spent this past year building an army, building new platforms, and even winning public office. The left has its socialists, the right its populists — the outsider factions that pressure the parties from the edges and box out the moderates. This year finds the left seemingly ahead. Socialists have used our broken primary system to win public office by showing up with just enough votes to win in low-tu
Uncle Sam’s $40 Trillion Tab – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, he was the symbol of strength, emblazoned across billboards to inspire Americans to fight the bad guys. Now he’s the symbol of fiscal irresponsibility. Uncle Sam owes $40 trillion dollars… and counting. This staggering figure has doubled in ten years and shows no sign of slowing down. World markets are fretting. Economists are worried. Politicians are pointing fingers. Let’s crack open the old man’s wallet and see what we can discover. the interest paid on the debt just this ye
Will Polymarket Displace the Polls? – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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The American political system has long relied on polling to take the pulse of electoral campaigns. Surveys of voters give candidates a reading of how effective a campaign’s tactics and messaging are — and they give voters some idea of who’s ahead. But over the last two decades, professional pollsters have blown a lot of big calls. Americans are turning elsewhere for their prognostications, and lately, Polymarket has proven popular. Polymarket is a “predictive market” — essentially, it’s a gambli
Has Trump Already Lost the Senate? – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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With about 100 days remaining until the midterms, prognosticators are debating whether President Trump will lose his Senate Republican majority. Political insiders, though, are asking: Has he lost the Senate already? The legislation Trump is pushing has stalled, his appointees aren’t being confirmed, and Republican senators who are vocally opposed to the president seem to be growing in number. And all of this is in a Republican-controlled Senate! What exactly is happening inside the chamber? Why
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