Washington Post – Politics:
It’s less a question of how much the alliance would grow but where.
Author: Philip Bump
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‘2000 Mules’ offers the least convincing election-fraud theory yet
Washington Post – Politics:
A religious text for true believers, the film completely fails to create any chain of evidence making the case Dinesh D’Souza claims is made.
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The MAGA vs. GOP divide in the Republican primaries
Washington Post – Politics:
Nebraska has been a Republican state for a long time. West Virginia hasn’t. Does this help explain Tuesday’s results?
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John Eastman’s Pennsylvania gambit was even weaker than it might seem
Washington Post – Politics:
New emails show Eastman encouraging state lawmakers to overturn the results in Pennsylvania based on baseless math … that doesn’t even add up.
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One chain of fraud falsehoods extends back to a GOP Senate candidate
Washington Post – Politics:
Kathy Barnette’s 2020 loss in a blue House district helped kickstart a thriving line of ongoing conspiracies.
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The actual threat posed by a political ‘cult’ in America
Washington Post – Politics:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s comments about a Republican Party “cult” comports with other patterns.
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Victory on Roe imminent, Republicans cast themselves as victims
Washington Post – Politics:
The predictably angry response to the expected repeal of Roe v. Wade has conservatives focusing on the risk posed not to mothers but themselves.
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Nearly half of Republicans agree with ‘great replacement theory’
Washington Post – Politics:
Views are more common among those who watch right-wing cable news.
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Americans now see both political parties as equally extreme
Washington Post – Politics:
Republicans are viewed as less extreme now than after the 2013 shutdown.