Washington Post – Politics:
The Republican Florida governor’s embrace of regulation of private business comes as many leaders on the right are revisiting their ideological boundaries.
Author: Michael Scherer
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Marianne Williamson to head to N.H. and S.C. in longshot bid against Biden
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The author and activist will champion universal health care, tuition-free college and other liberal measures in her challenge
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Trump works state-by-state to improve chances at Republican convention
Washington Post – Politics:
The former president’s team is looking to take advantage of experience and early start to find advantages
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Tim Scott previews combative presidential vision in Iowa speech
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The senator from South Carolina described himself as the antidote to a country beset by misery and hopelessness.
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Feeling ‘overwhelmed’ and ‘fatigue,’ some GOP voters look beyond Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
In recent focus groups of persuadable Republican primary voters from key early states, most stood by their past support for Trump, but the future was a different issue.
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GOP wants candidates to pledge support for nominee — but some resist
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Trump said he won’t commit to supporting the winner if he loses the nomination, and other potential candidates have hedged on the issue.
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Obama veteran Ben LaBolt to become White House communications director
Washington Post – Politics:
Kate Bedingfield, a senior Biden adviser for four years, will leave the post for a strategic role in President Biden’s expected reelection campaign.
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Haley prepares to signal presidential run in video, as GOP race starts slowly
Washington Post – Politics:
The former U.N. ambassador’s move comes as other prospective candidates have slowed their planning.
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Trump’s return to Facebook, Instagram raises hopes of fundraising windfall
Washington Post – Politics:
Meta’s decision to reinstate the former president clears the way to effectively reopen the financial partnership that proved crucial to his 2016 and 2020 campaigns.