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Issue Date: January 14, 2019

	Cover Story
	It's Easier for Politicians to Survive Scandals in the Era of Trump In some cases, misconduct has not been a career-ender, but instead a career-enhancer. Full Story Also in This Issue Baggage Check: Freshman Class Has Its Own Cast of Characters

CQ Now
This Time House Democrats Might Support D.C. Statehood The Much-Maligned 115th Congress Actually Got a Lot Done Progressives Split on PAYGO Budget Rule Liberals See 'Problem Solvers' as a Problem A Democratic Trailblazer Is Once Again Front and Center In the Spotlight: Tom Malinowski Conservatives Target Democrat on EEOC

Influencers
A Revival for a 60s Anti-Poverty Group Capitol Comings and Goings

Capitol Wrap
Make it Bigger! Make it Smaller! Abolish the Senate! -- Ideas for Congress It's Funny Business as Congress Struggles to Pass Comedy Museum Bill Who Was on the House Floor the Most in the Last Congress?

Performance Review
A Lame Showing for Some in the Lame Duck

Conversation
Conversation With Cryptocurrency Expert Chris Brummer

Features
The 116th Congress Unlikely to Be as Productive as the 115th

Commentary
Checks and Balance: Loaded Democratic Overhaul Bill Takes Aim at Public Cynicism

Vote Report
Anatomy of a Vote: A 'Futile' Effort on Spending Bills

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PDF format Capitol Wrap

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