Washington Post – Politics:
Voters repeatedly point to higher prices as a source of their unhappiness, making it hard for President Biden to convince people that the economy is strong
Washington Post – Politics:
Voters repeatedly point to higher prices as a source of their unhappiness, making it hard for President Biden to convince people that the economy is strong
Washington Post – Politics:
On Monday, Trump declined to support a national abortion ban, seeking to neutralize the political issue. A day later, Arizona’s ban gave it new life.
Washington Post – Politics:
The concept of a moderate middle of the electorate has long existed. But worries that a third-party candidate could play spoiler in the election were too hard to overcome.
Washington Post – Politics:
Black voters have long been the Democratic Party’s most loyal constituency, but the Trump campaign is trying to make inroads, and the Biden team is worried about turnout.
Washington Post – Politics:
The known unknowns that could shake up the general election include interest rates, immigration, international chaos and a potential health event.
Washington Post – Politics:
The challenge will be to turn a high point of his presidency into a sustainable reelection campaign strategy.
Washington Post – Politics:
In an unpredictable year, the usual presidential campaign metrics will be more difficult to count on.
Washington Post – Politics:
The shift in foreign policy worries U.S. allies about what a second Trump presidency would mean for them and the world.
Washington Post – Politics:
Four months into his speakership, Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.) is a leader in name only, failing to act on the policies he says are his priorities.