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new customers only, remaining six months at full price. Welcome to the Dispatch podcast. I'm Steve Hayes.

On this week's roundtable, we'll discuss a big night for the Democrats in Tuesday's elections,

the mess at the Heritage Foundation, and a long look

at Dick Cheney's 40 years at the top of the U.S. government. Finally, for not worth your time,

we'll look at an assault with a hoagie and the best condiments in the opinion of the panel.

I'm joined by my dispatch colleagues Jonah Goldberg and Mike Warren, as well as dispatch contributor

Megan McArdle of the Washington Post. Let's dive right in. So November 1st, joined by my dispatch colleagues Jonah Goldberg and Mike Warren, as well as dispatch contributor,

Megan McArdle of the Washington Post. Let's dive right in. So November 4th was a great night for the Democrats. Soran Mondani, Democratic Socialists, became the mayor of New York City,

winning 50 to 41 over erstwhile Democrat, new independent Andrew Cuomo.

Mikey Sherrill won a decisive victory for governor in New Jersey, 13-point victory.

And then Abigail Spanberger won 5742 in Virginia.

And Democrats won many important contests further down the ballot in these states and elsewhere.

What does this all mean at this moment in the Trump administration and this moment in our politics?

Megan.

Well, I think it shows that governing matters.

That the idea that you, you know, that you just get in and you do a

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