Author: Dan Balz

Washington Post – Politics:

Despite big events on the state, federal and international level, events of the year have yet to influence next year’s election.

Washington Post – Politics:

The little-known Minnesota congressman hopes to repeat history from 1968, only this time taking on the incumbent president over anxieties about age as opposed to anger about war.

Washington Post – Politics:

The contrast between the two political parties was especially striking last week as Biden responded to the Israel-Gaza war and House Republicans failed to pick a leader.

Washington Post – Politics:

The United States’ dysfunctional democracy is hurting the country’s ability to project leadership at a time of worldwide crisis.

Washington Post – Politics:

The administration announced that it will build new border wall in South Texas while insisting that it still believes that a wall is not a solution

Washington Post – Politics:

By voting to expel Kevin McCarthy as House speaker, Republicans ground the work of Congress to a halt and revealed the danger of governing by chaos.

Washington Post – Politics:

Republicans last week offered a kaleidoscopic display of self-inflicted wounds by politicians unwilling to govern responsibly and loath to confront the damage done by Donald Trump.

Washington Post – Politics:

Second presidential debate, again without Donald Trump, was an echo of the first as candidates jockeyed to be the chief alternative to the frontrunner.

Washington Post – Politics:

The finding that Trump leads Biden by a wide margin does not match other recent polling, however, suggesting it is an outlier.