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This is the political scene, a weekly conversation with New Yorker writers and editors about politics.

It's Thursday, June 12th. I'm Dorothy Wickenden, executive editor of The New Yorker.

To the surprise of everyone, including the candidates, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor was defeated

in the Virginia primary by

an economics professor, Dave Bratt. Here's Bratt speaking on Tuesday night. It's not about Dave

Brat winning tonight. It's about returning the country to constitutional principles. It's about

returning the country to Judeo-Christian principles. And it's about returning the country to Judeo-Christian principles, and it's about returning this country to free market principles where no one is favored.

Ryan, Liz and John Cassidy are here today to talk about Cantor's defeat and what it means for the Republican Party and for elections this fall and in

2016.

Ryan, last year you pointed out in a profile for the magazine that at that point, Cantor had a

favorable rating of only 27 percent in Virginia and that he was also widely seen as opportunistically

tacking between the two Republican factions in the House.

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