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Vance won his tightly contested primary largely because of his opponents’ weak spots.
Author: Philip Bump
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Ron Johnson takes his anti-vaccine rhetoric to a weird new place
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The senator seemed frustrated that Americans understand that coronavirus vaccines are safe. After all, his interviewer’s claim that the vaccines cause AIDS “may be true.”
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The right has finally found the real insurrection
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The leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion has provided a chance for Republicans to try to flip the script.
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The inescapable minoritarianism of overturning Roe
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A decision most Americans would like to see upheld is poised to be overturned by a Supreme Court stacked by a president who lost the popular vote and senators representing less than half the country’s population.
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Americans are more united in support of abortion than you might assume
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Support for other apparently imperiled protections, like gay marriage, runs nearly as deep.
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In Idaho, ‘there was fraud’ becomes ‘I won’t encourage voting at all’
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What elections look like downstream of the effort to rationalize Trump’s false claims.
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What the Jan. 6 committee wants to know from members of Congress
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The committee sent out three letters to sitting members of Congress on Monday, seeking a range of information.
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Donald Trump’s dangerous view of state violence
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The former president’s casual reference to shooting protestors was part of a pattern.
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Sean Hannity is exactly who we might have assumed
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New messages show how entwined Hannity was with Trump’s team at the White House.