Author: Aaron Blake

Washington Post – Politics:

Trump and Tucker Carlson have helped build a permission structure for giving Putin a pass. And some on the right suddenly feel the need to combat their moral relativism.

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It was confirmed that Trump will go on trial next month. But events in Georgia reinforced how he won’t make that easy on anyone.

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How the impeachment will be resolved is the biggest remaining question about a process that many on the right have regarded with unease.

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It’s very notable that the GOP’s immigration focus didn’t work in this kind of district, where it would seem to play well. But whether Tom Suozzi’s approach is transferrable elsewhere is another matter.

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A new poll shows nearly one-third of Republicans believe Swift is part of a “covert government effort” to help President Biden. And those who have heard of the theory are about evenly split.

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It was another big win for Democrats — in a long string of them. Here’s what it means, in context.

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The 70 Senate votes for the Ukraine-Israel-Taiwan funding bill reinforces how this has strong bipartisan support. Can the House really refuse to act?

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The voters most likely to wax nostalgic about the Kennedys are the ones who dislike Robert F. Kennedy Jr. the most. But his impact on the race is more muddled.

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Republican hawks once fought back strongly against Trump on NATO and were willing to buck him on foreign policy. But as they have on many issues, they seem to have lost the will to resist their party’s Trumpian drift.