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The Brookings Current

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The Brookings Current brings you smart, timely, and quick analysis from experts at the Brookings Institution on breaking news and current policy conversations. In these short episodes, learn not only what's happening, but why and how to make sense of it.

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The Brookings Institution

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News

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www.brookings.edu

Seneste episode

21. sep. 2026

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Does the Ohio special election signal a blue wave in the midterms? 08.08.2018

Senior Fellow Elaine Kamarck discusses the results from the special election in Ohio's 12th Congressional District and analyzes why Republicans should worry as both parties head into the midterm elections. Kamarck also explains various ways to use political trends to predict election outcomes.  Listen to Brookings podcasts  here  or on  iTunes , send email feedback to  bcp@brookings.edu , and foll...

Will the Senate's "minibus" strategy prevent a government shutdown? 07.08.2018

Fellow Molly Reynolds discusses the Senate's "minibus" appropriations strategy—packaging spending legislation in a few small bills rather than one larger "omnibus" bill. Reynolds analyzes whether or not this tactic will successfully keep the government funded and avoid a government shutdown. Listen to Brookings podcasts  here  or on  iTunes , send email feedback to  bcp@brookings.edu , and follow...

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