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Welcome to the three-Martini lunch.

Grab a stool next to Greg Corumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three Martinis coming up.

Hey, we made it again till Friday, and that is a win-all in itself.

So grab a stool. It's Friday. Let's enjoy it, and we've got a double-fisted

Good Martini for you. And Jim, when you're only a couple of weeks ahead of election day,

these are the kind of stories you want in the Good Martini.

So let's start with Politico, who is reporting that House Democrats are quote-unquote

retrenching as Republican money floods the map, which is a fancy headline way of saying,

Democrats are cutting their losses here, and they're going to invest in races.

They think they have a better chance of winning, and that means you've got a lot of liberals

very upset because the national Democrats are not pumping money into a number of House races

in districts that bite in one pretty handily in 2020, but the Republicans have the incumbent

member of Congress. And so the fact that the Democrats are that pessimistic on some of those

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