Marc Caputo

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Marc Caputo is Florida political reporter for Politico and writer of its Florida Playbook. He is a former political writer for the Miami Herald.

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We have a result in all but one of last week's Senate races and, of course, we're waiting on Florida.

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A certain word allegedly uttered by the president dominates the headlines as the DACA deal derails.

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A certain word allegedly uttered by the president dominates the headlines as the DACA deal derails.

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Congress is spending many billions of dollars to clean up after Harvey and Irma. Survivors will be lucky if the money lasts more than a month.

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