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The Wall Street Journal. is going all in on the Virginia gubernatorial election.
Every time I pick up a copy, there seems to be an OpEd about it. There was one Tuesday, on the penultimate odd-numbered page of the first section. That's the page with book reviews and op-eds. The flip side, the penultimate even-numbered page, is the one with the staff editorials and letters to the editor.
I don't read the print edition every day, but every day I read it, they have an op-ed about it.
The Virginia election is a big deal nationally.
Here's one of today's tweets.
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@WSJopinion
: Virginia’s Governor race seems like a test of themes for next year’s midterms. With Donald Trump out of office, can Republicans compete in suburbia again?
@WSJopinion
: Virginia’s Governor race seems like a test of themes for next year’s midterms. With Donald Trump out of office, can Republicans compete in suburbia again?
Link to tweet
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