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Today on the Playbook podcast, Voterrama should finally get underway in the Senate today on the Republican's second reconciliation bill.

But what we're actually going to see is a sneak preview of the whole midterms debate,

with Dems on the attack over Iran, ICE, the White House ballroom and lots more,

and Republicans fighting a rearguard action to

defend Donald Trump's least popular policy moves. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard. And I'm Dasha

Burns. It is Thursday, May 21st. Dash is going to be cold and rainy in D.C. today after

the heat wave, are you happy? I actually love the rain. It was very peaceful, sleeping too, last night. However,

I am not sleepy. I am not deterred because it feels like midterms week, Jack.

Like everything about, I'm like, are we, is this November? Like, we had a mini super Tuesday

this week. We've got endorsements flying around.

We've got messaging wars.

We have all of, wow, it feels like we are like really in election season right now.

And here's the thing I was looking at this last night.

Although there is officially, like, what is it, five and a half months to go, actually voting starts in some of the key states, Minnesota, Virginia being two particular examples, in less than four months.

That is really not very far away at all for these guys to be making their arguments.

I know, right? Less than four months. So, you know, these debates are now playing out before us.

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