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2026-11-07 12:17
The right isn't covering this
The corruption scandals democrats could pursue in 2027
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2 outlets · Left 2 · Center 0 · Right 0
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- Fox NewsRight
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12 right outlets ran this → - The Daily SignalRight
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First reported by Mother Jones (Left); 2 outlets over 27h.
Mother Jones · +27h Vox
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- VoxLeft
With a new crop of Democrats set to control Congress in 2027, Sean Rameswaram asked former Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel about the investigations that lawmakers from both political parties can get behind. Listen to the full conversation on Today, Explained wherever you get your podcasts.
Watch at youtube.com → - Mother JonesLeft
Voters threw Republicans out of office on Tuesday by astounding margins, in large part due to disgust with Donald Trump’s extensively documented corruption.
Read at motherjones.com →
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