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In this episode of WashingtonWise Investor, Mike Townsend takes a look at the various outcomes of the upcoming Georgia Senate runoff election, what they could mean as President-elect Joe Biden works to implement his policy agenda, and how what does—and doesn’t—get through Congress may impact the markets. 

Mike also provides perspective on the sudden momentum on Capitol Hill for another round of economic stimulus; explains what a new law that could result in some Chinese stocks being delisted from U.S. exchanges means for investors; introduces investors to a new face at the Federal Reserve; and examines how Democrats ended up with their smallest House majority in more than a century. 

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