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October 7, 2022

Threats against Children’s National Hospital, Left v Center Left, and the Wharf Reopening

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Threats against Children’s National Hospital, Left v Center Left, and the Wharf Reopening

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In this week’s Front Page Friday, the team discusses the recent threats against Children’s National Hospital, the Wharf reopening, and the Washington Post’s endorsements for local D.C. races. Is there such a thing as TOO progressive for D.C. politics?


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