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The TAKE with Rick Klein A new phase of primary season starts this week -- and it won't just be former President Donald Trump whose sway is tested as voting expands into battlegrounds that are likely to make or break a majority. Amid all the attention on vicious Republican primaries and Trump's impact, Democrats are set to make some of their own major decisions. That includes a few choice races where President Joe Biden has chosen to step in, and some others where his brand of politics comes into play. The Senate race in Pennsylvania is a neat encapsulation of the potential directions Democrats could take. The news Sunday that Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, the leading candidate in recent polls, was hospitalized with a stroke puts more attention on the burly, progressive former small-town mayor who has campaigned extensively against the idea of "Joe Manchin Democrats." Fetterman is opposed by a young, gay Black state lawmaker, and a House member and Marine Corps veteran … [Read more...] about Biden and Trump both face tests in next stretch of primaries: The Note

In the final days of Germany’s election campaign, the center-left Social Democrats appeared to focus their final message to voters on one idea: respect. The message was plastered across the country on vibrant red posters and featured in the closing campaign speech of the party’s candidate for chancellor, Olaf Scholz, who pledged that a Germany under his leadership would recognize the contributions of everyone in society, regardless of their professional or social merit. “We are working very hard on respect. Recognition is a question of how we live together in our societies,” Scholz told me and a small group of reporters following his final campaign rally, in the West German city of Cologne. What mattered, he said, was that Germans all felt a degree of responsibility for the future, and that none thinks “they are better than the others.” The message, though earnest and somewhat anodyne, nevertheless contains an anti-populist pitch aimed at combatting the narrative, both in Germany … [Read more...] about How Clinton’s ‘Basket of Deplorables’ Taught Germany a Lesson

A number of Donald Trump supporters have rejoiced after Dr. Anthony Fauci said he would leave his role as the White House chief medical adviser if the former president wins the 2024 election. Fauci laughed off the suggestion that he would remain in his White House role if Trump returned as president or that he would have any confidence Trump would be able to deal with COVID-19, or another potential pandemic, during an interview with CNN 's Jim Acosta on Sunday. "No," Fauci said. "If you look at the history of what the response was during the administration, I think, you know, at best, you can say it wasn't optimal. And I think just, history will speak for itself about that." When Acosta clarified that Fauci would not serve with Trump again in the White House, Fauci replied: "Right. For sure, yeah." Several of Trump's allies have since shared a clip of the interview on social media, suggesting that Fauci has now given people a reason to vote for Trump should he choose to … [Read more...] about Fauci’s refusal to work with Trump again delights MAGA supporters