Philip Elliott is a Senior Washington Correspondent at TIME. He covers national campaigns, elections, and government, while also writing the politics newsletter, The D.C. Brief. His work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News, NBC DFW, and AOL, Inc.
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The Brief From afar, Republicans' Senate map looks pretty smudged at best. This was the year in which the GOP was favored to hold their
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Digging in to defend both his pride and his political fortunes, President Donald Trump on Wednesday returned to deep-red Texas to rally for Ken Paxton's Senate bid, while revealing at times his own trepidation that one of the Republican Party's longest winning streaks may be about to end on his watch.
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