Washington Post – Politics:
We find out this week whether we’ve had two straight quarters of negative GDP. But the administration isn’t waiting for that to argue that won’t necessarily signal a recession.
Washington Post – Politics:
We find out this week whether we’ve had two straight quarters of negative GDP. But the administration isn’t waiting for that to argue that won’t necessarily signal a recession.
Washington Post – Politics:
About three-fourths of House Republicans voted against four bills ensuring rights to gay marrriage and access to contraception and abortion.
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Multiple new pieces of evidence show this persisted even in the days afterward — and that it cause private consternation.
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Pat Cipollone’s testimony loomed large in the hearing about Trump’s actions during the Capitol riot.
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Despite GOP momentum, small-dollar fundraising is increasingly in Democrats’ favor again.
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It’s not just that Democrats don’t want him to run again for pragmatic reasons; for a president’s base, they’re unusually disillusioned.
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Some states have chosen such candidates for virtually every major office, while others have mostly rejected Trumpian election truthers. But why?
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The attorney general in May reupped William P. Barr’s policy on investigating presidential campaigns. This has inflamed Garland’s critics. But the context is important.
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A look at what they’ve said before, and the central events they might have insight into.