Washington Post – Politics:
The issue will be a strong motivator for many voters. But other issues are generally seen as more urgent for Americans.
Author: Philip Bump
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Republicans are more pessimistic about democracy than Democrats
Washington Post – Politics:
They are also less likely to prioritize its defense.
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How to become a multibillionaire nearly overnight, just like Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
Step one: Set up a Mastodon server. Step two: Be the head of a massive cult of personality.
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Americans who’ve given up religion often point to anti-LGBTQ+ teachings
Washington Post – Politics:
The unaffiliated skew younger, and younger Americans are more likely to reject moral condemnations of same-sex relationships.
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The revamped Republican Party turns Trump’s lies into a loyalty test
Washington Post – Politics:
Asking potential employees if the 2020 election was stolen is a possible preview of a second Trump administration.
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James Comer makes his final anti-Biden push … to prospective donors
Washington Post – Politics:
In a fundraising email, the House Oversight Committee chairman describes criminal referrals as “the culmination of my investigation.”
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An all-American Bible — with a cut of the sales going to Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
Trump finds votes and profits at the intersection of politics and religion.
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The Baltimore bridge collapse is a reminder of the scale of U.S. infrastructure
Washington Post – Politics:
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key bridge doesn’t appear to have been a function of disrepair. But fixing other spans remains an enormous challenge.
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The goofy origins of Trump’s ‘too big to rig’ mantra
Washington Post – Politics:
It rhymes, yes. But what does it mean?