Washington Post – Politics:
Saying the GOP embraces “semi-fascism” and “political violence,” Biden and the White House signal they will not rely solely on touting his accomplishments.
Author: Matt Viser
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In fiery midterm speech, Biden says GOP’s turned toward ‘semi-fascism’
Washington Post – Politics:
It was some of the strongest terms used by Biden, a politician long known — and at times criticized for — his willingness to work with members of the opposite party.
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Biden student loan action ignites instant political battle
Washington Post – Politics:
Biden’s move to cancel billions in student loans set off an instant fight — not always along party lines — on explosive issues of education and class.
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Biden names second woman to head the Secret Service
Washington Post – Politics:
Kim Cheatle becomes first woman to head the Secret Service as the agency has faced a less-than-flattering spotlight.
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Biden says U.S. knows that Syria is holding Austin Tice, again calls for journalist’s release
Washington Post – Politics:
“We know with certainty that he has been held by the Syrian regime,” Biden said in a statement.
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Biden, trying to tout his policies, faces a familiar intruder: Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
Biden, even on a good week, finds he must constantly compete for attention with a predecessor who never really left the public consciousness.
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Brandon returns, darkly: Democrats turn an insult into a pro-Biden meme
Washington Post – Politics:
“Let’s go, Brandon” was a way for Biden’s critics to curse him. Now his supporters are using “Dark Brandon” to vaunt his superpowers.
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Amid GOP support, Senate Democrats see hope for same-sex marriage vote
Washington Post – Politics:
The move to protect same-sex marriage offers an early window into how Democrats plan to solidify individual rights in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.