By: Doyle Mcmanus
In recent weeks, the beleaguered opposition party has begun to exhibit signs of life, with polling improving, Trump's numbers faltering and some fiery pushback from Gavin Newsom and J.B. Pritzker.


Doyle McManus is a journalist at the Los Angeles Times. With a rich background as a former Washington columnist, foreign correspondent in the Middle East, and White House correspondent, he covers a range of political and international topics, reflecting his extensive experience in presidential campaigns and Washington politics. McManus has been featured in numerous publications including Yahoo News, Chicago Tribune, and The Telegraph.
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Doyle McManus's articles primarily focus on government & politics, world affairs, and political analysis with a strong emphasis on opinion editorial pieces. He often covers evolving stories in the political landscape, provides expert commentary on legal policy regulations and frequently cites data to support his arguments.
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