Hey all,
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve done a mailbag post, so I’m planning to send one out tomorrow.
Do you have burning questions you’d be interested in seeing me cover? Send them over using this anonymous link:
I’m excited to get back into the Q&A groove and see what you all are curious about this week.
In the meantime, if you missed yesterday’s newsletter on the Revenge of the Serious Politician, or last Friday’s interview with “Regime Change” author Maggie Haberman, I highly recommend you check them out:
American Voters Like Serious Politicians, Actually
President Donald Trump’s endorsement is generally seen as a golden ticket in Republican primaries.
Do you have pushback on either of these newsletters? Questions on other topics I’ve covered recently? Questions on topics I haven’t covered? Questions that have nothing to do with the daily news cycle? You know what to do!
See you in your inboxes tomorrow!
— Gabe
I get confused with what bills have passed the senate then what bills have passed the house and then what has been sent to the president and finally what has become law!! When a bill becomes law will you please highlight it in simple language and remind us that this has passed the senate, the house, and the president so now we can know what it says finally (because sometimes they change something)!! Did you understand what I am asking for?
A question I asked earlier but will ask again because I’m curious. Who was the last president (if any) to not lose a case at the Supreme Court? It seems very common!