WSJ Opinion: Potomac Watch

WSJ Opinion: Potomac Watch

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  • Democrats Prepare for Leadership Battles in the House and Senate

    Chris Van Hollen announces he will challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate Majority Leader, while Hakeem Jeffries eyes an uncertain path to Speaker of the House. Plus, can Jim Jordan provide optimism for Republicans as House Minority Leader? 


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    28 min
  • The Fall of Jensen Huang

    Jensen Huang resigns as CEO of Nvidia after stories of his affairs with an employee and an alleged Chinese spy. What's the fallout from this episode for the company, American tech, the U.S. competition with China, and the Trump Administration?


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    27 min
  • Pete Hegseth, 1; House Democrats, 0

    House Republicans hang together to table an attempt to impeach the defense secretary, after 11 Democrats miss a crucial vote. Plus, what does Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair mean for the U.S. relationship with China?


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    33 min
  • Jim Jordan Is the House GOP’s Next Leader / California’s Wealth Tax Fails, for Now

    After Speaker Mike Johnson bows out, Republicans pick a new leader, skipping Steve Scalise. Plus, California's Prop. 40 wealth tax loses, Elon Musk's spending shows money can’t buy elections, and the Supreme Court considers administrative judges.


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    28 min
  • What Can Congress Get Done in Its Lame-Duck Session?

    Republicans reconvene after the election for a last hurrah for their majority. Can they pass permitting reform and a reconciliation budget bill for defense? Anything else? 


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    27 min
  • Trump Fires Susie Wiles, Schumer Vows No ‘Right-winger’ Justices, and More Midterm Fallout

    After the GOP's grim election, Trump names a new chief of staff: Stephen Miller, who designed the policies that voters just repudiated. Plus, as Chuck Schumer draws a line on Supreme Court nominees, are Justices Alito and Thomas in for a long haul?


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    23 min
  • It’s the War, Stupid? / Trump’s Next Steps in Iran

    Vice President JD Vance blames the big GOP shellacking on the unpopular war with Iran. Is he right? And will the President now try to strike a deal with the Iranian regime, keep up the blockade or start a new round of military strikes?


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    33 min
  • A Generational Win for Democrats Sends the GOP Reeling

    Democrats win one of the biggest midterm election victories in decades, sweeping Republicans out of the House and securing the Senate majority. What's behind this epic Republican loss and how does Donald Trump respond?


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    32 min
  • Haley Stevens’s Surprise Senate Endorsement in Michigan

    Democrat Haley Stevens shocks her party by endorsing Republican Mike Rogers instead of Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. What does her reversal say about a rift among Democrats, and should both parties be concerned about a rise in antisemitism?


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    30 min

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