Ben Mathis-Lilley is a senior writer at Slate. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, often weaving in themes of American history and cultural commentary. His work has been featured in GQ Magazine, Wealthsimple, Yahoo News, and several other prominent publications.
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Ben Mathis-Lilley's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Republican politics. He seems to be keenly interested in covering evolving stories and breaking news related to political figures such as Nikki Haley, GOP debates, Cuba spying, Ron DeSantis, and the Iowa Caucus.
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This legacy is just not happening.
The dreaded kitchen-table pivot is once again stalking the halls of power.
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I don’t care if it might be more tactically savvy for Democrats to talk about other issues.
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How did literally everything go up for debate?
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The case for Pritzker is easy to make.
