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583 The best thing Democrats can do for the climate: Stop talking about it

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Ariana Aspuru @ Vox 2 place · 05/22/2026 07:00 EDT

The best thing Democrats can do for the climate: Stop talking about it

With a little over five months until the midterm elections, Democrats in Washington and on the campaign trail are trying to show voters they care about cost-of-living issues.  To make that pitch, some parts of the party’s usual message may be going by the wayside. That includes the conversation about combating climate change. Once a […]

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