Washington Post – Politics:
All across the country, potential GOP candidates for president in 2024 are fanning out and stepping up their involvement in the midterms, boosting Republican candidates as they pitch themselves.
Washington Post – Politics:
All across the country, potential GOP candidates for president in 2024 are fanning out and stepping up their involvement in the midterms, boosting Republican candidates as they pitch themselves.
Washington Post – Politics:
Rep. Liz Cheney’s defeat by a wide margin marked the fourth loss by a House Republican who voted to impeach Trump last year on charges that he incited a riot
Washington Post – Politics:
Law enforcement leaders are raising alarms about threats to federal agents as prominent Republicans attack the FBI for its search of Donald Trump’s residence and as authorities investigate an attempted breach at a field office in Ohio.
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Some Republicans dismissed concerns about extreme rhetoric.
Washington Post – Politics:
The purple state with competitive races for governor and Congress is shaping up as one of the most politically consequential battlefronts in a larger fight.
Washington Post – Politics:
The result in a bitterly contested primary came amid a nationwide battle over the future of the GOP that raged in primaries across five states Tuesday.
Washington Post – Politics:
Tuesday’s contests in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington state could elevate more Republicans who, like Trump, have baselessly undermined faith in elections and pitch themselves as populist fighters against not just Democrats but the GOP establishment.
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Some Republicans worry that conservative positions and rheotirc on key social issues are moving too far out of sync with popular opinion, projecting new hostility to women and gay people and potentially alienating middle-of-the-road voters.
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Those who support abortion access are less certain they will vote this fall — a sign of the challenges facing Democrats who hope the issue will motivate their base in the midterms.