Washington Post – Politics:
Democratic plans to sidestep Iowa are complicated by the need for GOP agreement to move Michigan or Minnesota to the front of the line.
Author: Michael Scherer
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Bill Stepien broke with Trump after 2020 — but not all his candidates did
Washington Post – Politics:
Trump’s former campaign manager represents many Republicans who have entertained false claims that the election was stolen.
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DNC: New York and Nebraska Democrats won’t go early in 2024 primaries
Washington Post – Politics:
The DNC is still considering applications of 16 other states and Puerto Rico.
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The shadow race is underway for the Republican presidential nomination
Washington Post – Politics:
About 20 potential 2024 candidates are traveling the country, huddling with donors or testing out messages — even if Trump runs.
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Inside John Fetterman’s changing health scare story
Washington Post – Politics:
The Pa. Senate candidate’s heart condition is much more serious than first revealed, raising concerns among some Democrats.
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Democrats expected to pick John Fetterman for Senate in Pennsylvania
Washington Post – Politics:
It’s a chance for Democrats to find out whether they can arrest the building red wave and their declining White working-class support with a candidate who doesn’t fit easily into any partisan box.
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More Republicans are working to undermine Trump endorsements
Washington Post – Politics:
Some GOP leaders have been actively campaigning — or quietly maneuvering — against Trump’s picks in a way that could potentially threaten his sway over the party.
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A 49-year crusade: Inside the movement to overturn Roe v. Wade
Washington Post – Politics:
Antiabortion activists and Republican allies stand on the cusp of reaching this goal.
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In draft abortion ruling, Democrats see a court at odds with democracy
Washington Post – Politics:
The critique follows decades in which Republicans demanded that “unelected judges” stop blocking the public will.