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Allison Robbert

The collected articles from The Atlantic cover politics and health.

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  1. Foie Gras Is Tearing D.C. Apart — in The Atlantic

    In Washington, D.C., voters are thinking more than they usually would about ducks. The most contentious question on the ballot in the nation’s capital this midterm-election cycle is a referendum on foie gras, the extra-fatty liver delicacy made by overfeeding ducks (and sometimes geese) through a tube stuck down their esophagus.

    Coauthored with The Washington Post

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Published in: The Atlantic