Author: Matthew Brown

Washington Post – Politics:

While a clear majority oppose political violence, views shift somewhat if it is in response to certain scenarios or is directed at political leaders and not everyday citizens.

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Fulton County District Attorney Fani T. Willis (D) has said charges could come between July 11 and Sept. 1. She seemed to narrow that time frame in a letter.

Washington Post – Politics:

While there are ongoing efforts to make it more difficult to vote in many Republican-led states, a research group found that there has also been a quiet countermovement to expand access to voting across the country.

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Is there any legal outcome, including in possible future cases, that could bar Trump from running? We answered this reader question in a recent live chat.

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Candidates who denied the results of the 2020 election are considering runs for different offices and building political power ahead of 2024

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Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) has been absent from the Senate since February due to health problems. Her case is not unique, as other lawmakers have had extended absences.

Washington Post – Politics:

The description has been increasingly applied by GOP politicians and right-wing figures to denigrate the actions of Democrats.

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A letter from senators Schumer and Warnock asks investigators to examine whether state lawmakers had their rights violated.

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Following the expulsion of two Black Democratic lawmakers in Tennessee on Thursday, lawmakers have pointed to things Republicans did or were accused of doing that did not result in expulsion.