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An essay by Nikole Hannah-Jones explores the embrace of “colorblindness” as a response to affirmative action. But it is worth looking at why it is peaking now.
Author: Philip Bump
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Trump demonstrates why ‘Artificial Intelligence’ will be so useful to him
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In a social media post, Trump claims that a compilation of clips of his verbal mistakes was computer-generated.
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Biden’s support continues to depend heavily on Trump haters
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About 4 in 10 of those who say they plan to vote for Biden say it’s meant as a vote against Trump. Among those who plan to vote for Trump, the picture is very different.
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The GOP’s new ‘election integrity’ push is off to a conspiratorial start
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One American News host, Rudy Giuliani ally and Trump attorney Christina Bobb is tapped to solve an imaginary problem.
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Support for LGBTQ+ protections is tied to politics more than population
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New PRRI data shows that the size of a state’s LGBTQ+ population is less predictive than how it voted in 2020.
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Polling won’t tell you who will win in November, but it’s not meant to
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How to use polling in useful ways.
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The GOP’s new Biden attack is weakening their old one
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A hearing elevating the report from special counsel Robert Hur also helped bolster the idea that Joe Biden wasn’t involved in his son’s business.
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There’s new reason to think Trump still has classified documents
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A former Mar-a-Lago employee bolsters the possibility that Donald Trump may still have classified documents at one of his other properties.
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Donald Trump stumbles onto the third rail: Social Security reform
Washington Post – Politics:
The former president’s campaign quickly tried to pretend he was saying something clearly — and that it was the opposite of what he said.