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Trump’s China trips ends with more questions than answers: From the Politics Desk
NBC News reports that Trump’s China trip concluded with questions remaining, summarized from today’s Politics Desk. The dispatch notes coverage from the White House, Capitol Hill, and the campaign trail, and mentions looking ahead to next Tuesday’s key events, including a Georgia Republican Senate primary. Shared elements across NBC stories include a wrap-up of Trump’s China visit and reference to upcoming political milestones in Georgia. Disagreements: NBC sources highlight questions about outcomes from the China trip, while Washington Times emphasizes Georgia primary dynamics with no Trump endorsements. The NBC pieces cite ongoing political maneuvering and endorsements surrounding the Georgia race, contrasting with the Georgia-focused piece from Washington Times."
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Georgia Senate race tests Gov. Brian Kemp’s sway in the Republican Party
With his time in the governor’s office coming to an end, Brian Kemp has asked Georgia voters for “one last thing.” “Send Derek Dooley to the U.S. Senate,” the two-term Republican implored viewers in a new TV ad from his PAC that hit the airwaves this week, yet another sign that Kemp is putting all of his chips behind.
Trump’s China trips ends with more questions than answers: From the Politics Desk
Welcome to From the Politics Desk , a daily newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail. In today’s edition, Kristen Welker wraps up President Donald Trump’s trip to China. Plus, we look ahead to next Tuesday’s key.
Georgia GOP Senate primary: Five candidates, zero Trump endorsements and a runoff looms
Georgia Republicans head to the polls on Tuesday to pick a candidate to challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff in November, but they aren’t getting direction from President Trump on who to choose. The Georgia Senate race is the GOP’s only real shot at taking out a Democratic incumbent this cycle, although the party is.