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Claire McCaskill
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former U.S. senator and current MSNBC/NBC News political analyst
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Claire McCaskill, a Democrat, was the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate from Missouri. She is currently an MSNBC and NBC News political analyst.
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Claire McCaskill, a Democrat, was the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate from Missouri. She is currently an MSNBC and NBC News political analyst.
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Claire McCaskill says that by agreeing to end the shutdown and ensure a vote for health care subsidies, Democrats are putting political pressure on Republicans.
Claire McCaskill explains how Democrats' election wins show Americans aren't numb to Trump's abuses and says it gives the party optimism going into the midterms.
Claire McCaskill fact-checks the claim from Trump and Republicans that Democrats are shutting the government down over health care for illegal immigrants.
Claire McCaskill highlights issues with Pete Hegseth's military meeting, including expense and security concerns, and the image of instability it projects.
Claire McCaskill says that if the House succeeds in forcing a vote on the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, all eyes will soon be on vulnerable GOP senators.
Claire McCaskill says ABC’s decision to pull Jimmy Kimmel off the air shows there’s at least one thing Trump and corporate executives have in common: cowardice.
Claire McCaskill on how Missouri Republicans are helping Trump carry out his redistricting push and drown out the voices of Democratic voters in Kansas City.
Claire McCaskill says employees at the Bureau of Labor Statistics won't give Trump's pick to run the apolitical agency a green light to manipulate economic data.
By avoiding town halls, Claire McCaskill says GOP lawmakers are underestimating just how dissatisfied voters are with the Trump agenda, especially on tariffs.
