Washington Post – Politics:
“Human error.” Late ballot “dumps” changing who’s leading in the tallies. Mail-in ballots deciding the winner. This time, these factors are being treated with less suspicion.
Washington Post – Politics:
“Human error.” Late ballot “dumps” changing who’s leading in the tallies. Mail-in ballots deciding the winner. This time, these factors are being treated with less suspicion.
Washington Post – Politics:
A mixed bag for Trump and the Democrats’ left wing, plus electability issues for the GOP in Pennsylvania.
Washington Post – Politics:
The law was carefully crafted to match prior laws restricting protests at residences. It was also supported by many Senate Democrats.
Washington Post – Politics:
Pennsylvania governor candidate Doug Mastriano headlines those who have pushed bogus election conspiracies, and could actually do something about them in 2024.
Washington Post – Politics:
Multiple recent polls show even lots of Pennsylvania Republicans don’t like Oz — nearly half, in one poll. What happens if he becomes their nominee?
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The right’s embrace of the racist “replacement theory” endured even after a series of tragedies in which the shooter espoused it. Here’s a timeline of how the party has dealt with such issues.
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Amid criticism of the officials like Mark Esper for not speaking out earlier, we look at what they’re saying now versus what they said when they worked for Trump.
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There are a number of options on the table for the Jan. 6 committee to enforce new and historic subpoenas against House Republicans. Which one it takes will show how serious the committee is — and could reverberate.
Washington Post – Politics:
When Roe was decided, there was little difference between how the parties voted in the Senate. A vote to save it this week was almost completely divided along partisan lines.