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What great figures from history would Anne Applebaum invite to a dinner party? What cuisine would she serve? And what would they talk about? In “Behind the Byline,” a new series from The Atlantic that lets you get to know the people behind our journalism, Applebaum brings together Cicero,...

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Mayes: That’s what we’re talking about. We’re talking about having to physically protect the machinery of democracy. And to me, it is surreal that we are at that place. But what I want Americans to know is that you have a team of AGs that has been working together for more than a year now to protect democracy. And we’re going to keep doing that, no matter what it takes. That’s what I think our founding fathers and mothers would want us to do.

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"As Biden's VP, [Harris] is closely associated with America's support of Israel during the Gaza War. Do you think she can regain trust on that issue?" Mamdani: "I think that the first step for anyone looking to run is to be honest about what we see today and what it would take to change that. I think the first step for any presidential candidate looking to earn the trust of people across the country is a recognition of what our policy has wrought and what a different policy would deliver."

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