Saving Your Time—This Week in One Email
Every interview. Every article. And yes, a Dad Joke
Here’s your full recap of what was covered this week on Let’s Address This—all in one email.
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Interviews & Articles from This Week
1. Monday — 1,000 Miles to Memphis: A Modern Day Civil Rights March to Save Democracy
2. Tuesday — Aisha Farooqi (MI-11) Wants To Abolish ICE and Keep Data Centers Out of Michigan
3. Tuesday — South Florida’s Oliver Larkin (FL-25) on Cost of Living and Beating Moskowitz
4. Wednesday — Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan: ICE Killings Demand Accountability, Not Silence
5. Thursday — A White Supremacist Stabbed A Muslim Man 15 Times Because of His Faith
6. Friday — Trump’s Unhinged Speech Wasn’t About 2020 — It Was About 2026
What Is The Public Thinking?
This week, prediction markets put Democrats’ odds of winning all four core Senate seats—Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Maine—at 55%. Georgia and Michigan remain the real pressure points: both are toss-up races in Trump-won states where organizing on the ground will make or break the outcome. Michigan’s primary is coming up fast on August 4. These numbers shift week to week, and staying informed about where things stand matters.

Dad Joke of the Week
Reflecting on the day I found an orange inside my orange. It was my first successful Vitamin C-section. :D #dadjokes
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The Dad Joke is priceless.
I support Abdul in Michigan for the win!