Political analysis from The Washington Post's @aaronblake, @byamberphillips, @eugene_scott and @riegerreport.

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Insurrection. Impeachment. Inauguration. Is it really still January? Last Fix team live chat of an epic month in politics starts at noon: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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So, your boss wants you to intervene in in an election. Here's what you can do! washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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Extra psyched for this week’s @thefix team live chat: @AJC’s @bluestein is joining us to talk about all things Georgia. Starts at noon: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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.@aaronblake will be updating here as the night goes on and the paths widen and narrow for each candidate. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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The smartest people I know about voting and elections (@myhlee, @amyegardner, and @thefix team) are taking questions about early voting, ballot fights, etc, in our live chat right now. live.washingtonpost.com/poli…
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The Washington Politics Blogging Team is still answering your questions. Live chat with us: live.washingtonpost.com/poli…
Got a politics question? Ask @thefix team and join us at noon to chat: live.washingtonpost.com/poli…
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Watch @Eugene_Scott on the post’s tiktok today – at Washington, DC
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“It’s going to disappear. One day, it’s like a miracle, it will disappear.” ⁦@AaronBlake⁩ has been compiling a timeline of Presidents Trump's statements downplaying the threat of coronavirus: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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What I'm watching for tomorrow, from Super Tuesday: 1. Does Biden shore up the moderate lane? 2. Does Warren survive after Super Tuesday? (And Klobuchar) 3. Does it blunt Sanders's momentum in any way? 4. What does Biden v. Bloomberg look like? washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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*If* they vote to call witnesses: The prosecution and defense each have to decide whom to call. You can read more about that possibility here: wapo.st/38SMUN1
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Friday: Senators will debate, two hours for each side, on whether to call witnesses. Then they’ll vote on whether to hold a final vote to call witnesses. Then more debate. Then they’ll vote on whether to call witnesses. wapo.st/3aOCbVH
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Thursday: Mostly the same. Fun fact: During the Bill Clinton trial, more than 100 questions were asked. Here’s a sample question from the Clinton trial. wapo.st/36ytaN7
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Right now: Senators have a chance to ask questions of the prosecution and defense. This can take up to eight hours a day, alternating between Republican and Democratic senators. youtube.com/watch?v=66yTwIDz…
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Opening arguments are over in President Trump’s historic impeachment trial. So, now what happens? Here’s how the next few days are going to work. wapo.st/36zXxCQ
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NEW Washington Post whip count: - 80 House Democrats now support opening an impeachment inquiry into President Trump - 15 of 24 Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee support opening an inquiry W/ @byamberphillips & @kevinschaul washingtonpost.com/graphics/…
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