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Feb 2024
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Washington Weekly Podcast: Government Sh...

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As officials in Washington DC meet to negotiate an aid package for Ukraine and avert a partial shutdown of the US government, Shane discusses what’s at stake and how negotiations might progress from here. We also recap the South Carolina primary and preview upcoming milestones on the campaign trail, along with recap last week’s Governor’s Summitt at the Whi ... Show More
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