编辑部报道 距离中期选举不到一个月，民主党和共和党都在努力确定关键的战场州和选区，以便集中力量进行竞争。小组成员在节目中讨论了这些选举对两党可能意味着什么。
By The Editors With less than a month until the midterm elections, Democrats and Republicans alike are trying to identify the key battleground states and districts in which to concentrate their efforts. Panelists on joined to discuss what these races may mean for both parties.
“我们现在看到的是对总统过去两年政策的公投，”《节目》主持人亚当·哈里斯昨晚表示。
“What we’re seeing right now is a referendum on the president’s policies over the past two years,” Adam Harris, a host of , said last night.
“您看到的伊朗战争[特朗普总统]无法与拜登总统联系起来，”因此，现在更多选民将‘总统的政策，从战争开始’与诸如物价上涨等问题联系起来。
“You have the war in Iran that [President Trump] can’t tether to Joe Biden,” and so now more voters are linking “the president’s policies specifically, from the war on down,” to issues such as increases in prices.
参与讨论的还有《杂志》总编辑杰弗里·戈德伯格、《杂志》管理编辑卡丽·丹恩、哈里斯、《》首席华盛顿记者乔纳森·卡尔以及《》白宫记者安妮·林斯基。
Joining the editor in chief of , Jeffrey Goldberg, to discuss this and more: Carrie Dann, the managing editor of ; Harris; Jonathan Karl, the chief Washington correspondent at ; and Annie Linskey, a White House reporter for .