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After a full court press from Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and its allies, he and Joe Biden may be one step closer to meeting on the debate stage ahead of voters deciding who will hold the Oval Office next year.

After a full court press from Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and its allies, he and Joe Biden may be one step closer to meeting on the debate stage ahead of voters deciding who will hold the Oval Office next year.

A one-of-a-kind editors note in The Washington Post reminds us that no couple sees eye to eye on everything.

GOP CROWDED FIELD PANIC. The Republicans who most want to defeat former President Donald Trump for the Republican nomination have long complained about the size of the GOP field. Dividing the opposition to Trump among so many candidates is a recipe for disaster, they say. And by "disaster," they mean allowing Trump to run away with the Republican nomination. So they want the Republican field to shrink, fast.

And Secretary of State Antony Blinken is planning to visit Israel on Thursday.

An amusing lede to an exasperating column.

ReutersA Washington Post columnist has called on Republican presidential contender Tim Scott to drop out of the race—teeing up a possible feud with his own wife, who happens to be the senator’s adviser. George Will’s piece, titled “Tim Scott, please drop out, urge others to follow and unite behind Haley,” came with an unusual disclaimer when it was published Tuesday. “The columnist’s wife, Mari Will, an adviser to Republican presidential candidate...

Washington Post columnist George Will called on GOP presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., to drop out of the race, despite Will's wife advising Scott's campaign.

Columnist George Will thinks Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) should call it quits on his bid for the Republican nomination for president. “This is the South Carolina senator’s choice: He can acknowledge that his energetic campaigning has failed to enkindle sufficient enthusiasm and depart as he campaigned, cheerfully,” Will wrote in The Washington Post on Tuesday.…

He also criticized House Democrats and some of his Republican opponents.