Author: Aaron Blake

Washington Post – Politics:

Just 14,000 votes in Georgia in 2020 and a less than 1 percent of the vote in three key states in 2016 have now both had huge implications for our country.

Washington Post – Politics:

The outcry was notable, given the lack of detail about the raid — and how consumed many once were with controversies concerning document security.

Washington Post – Politics:

The effort to legitimize Jones on the right came long after his comments impugning the grieving families of dead schoolchildren.

Washington Post – Politics:

How predictive are two straight quarters of negative GDP of an officially declared recession? And how much does that matter, politically?

Washington Post – Politics:

A month after a New Hampshire poll sharply called into question Trump’s frontrunner status, it’s doing the same for Biden — with some rather stark numbers.

Washington Post – Politics:

Backing impeachment-backing Rep. Peter Meijer’s (R-Mich.) conspiracy-theory-touting primary opponent crystallizes the problematic strategy

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The Trump campaign and allies have said the fake electors were merely a contingency if the election results were overturned pre-Jan. 6. But there’s increasing reason to question that.

Washington Post – Politics:

Pence aides have emerged as central players on Jan. 6, reportedly testifying to a federal grand jury. Pence himself seems content to ride the fence.

Washington Post – Politics:

Dissecting a judge’s rebuke of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.