Washington Post – Politics:
Around half of Americans support aiding both, despite much closer historical ties with Israel.
Author: Aaron Blake
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Trump says Biden isn’t in charge. Sidney Powell says neither was Trump.
Washington Post – Politics:
Powell’s statement to prosecutors paints a picture of a president who wasn’t actually in charge — that Pat Cipollone ”was running the show more than Trump was.”
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An ugly scene highlights House GOP’s descent into childish infighting
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Former House speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) were involved in an alleged physical altercation. The scene comes as the GOP is riven with often-immature personal feuds.
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How Trump’s rhetoric compares to Hitler’s
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“Vermin,” “enemy within” and “poisoning the blood of our country” all present significant parallels.
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Key stats from the 2023 election
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A look at what just happened and where this leaves us, by the numbers.
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The market for third-party candidates is hot. But who could catch on?
Washington Post – Politics:
Despite the pervasive belief on the left that this is all about spoiling things for Biden, the specific third-party candidate matters greatly.
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Abortion rights have long been ballot winners — but post-Roe, even more so
Washington Post – Politics:
Voters mostly sided with abortion rights even before Roe v. Wade was overturned. But there have been some notable shifts since then.
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The winners and losers of the third Republican debate
Washington Post – Politics:
An absent Trump was the big winner again, and the alternatives struggled to distinguish themselves. One was particularly desperate for attention.
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Another election, another sign the GOP could win with normie candidates
Washington Post – Politics:
The pattern is clear. If only they could nominate more of them.