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    <em>The Atlantic</em> Politics Daily: Women Are More Likely Than Men to Back Impeachment

    Even independent and politically unaffiliated women, polls show. Plus, how today’s big House vote on the impeachment inquiry is a win for Trump.
    by Shan Wang Oct 31, 2019 3 minutes

    It’s Thursday, October 31. After today’s party-lines vote, the House is scheduled to begin a week-long recess. Friday night, the president will hold a rally in Mississippi. The Atlantic’s politics team will be watching.

    In today’s newsletter: ¶ People. GOP, Katie Hill. ¶ Places. Manheim, Pennsylvania, Minute Maid Stadium. ¶ Things. Keep America Great jack-o’-lanterns.

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