Tim Carney

Senior columnist, Washington Examiner

Senior columnist at the Washington Examiner and resident fellow at the American Enterprise.

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Panelists discuss how abortion policies are advancing nationally, and why the politics are so divisive. Plus, are Americans ready to move on from debating the pandemic and the Jan.

The politics of abortion: Is there a middle ground?

Panelists discuss how abortion policies are advancing nationally, and why the politics are so divisive. Plus, are Americans ready to move on from debating the pandemic and the Jan.

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Panelists discuss if Democrats will maintain their Congressional majority after the midterms. Plus, will fights over abortion rights and marriage equality motivate voters?

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