Washington Post – Politics:
2022 has sent some signals that, Trump’s fixation aside, Republican voters are not as compelled by the need to prioritize “election fraud” as an electoral consideration.
Author: Philip Bump
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539 days later, Trump still can’t point to actual voter fraud
Washington Post – Politics:
For once, the former president was actually pressed on his claims. He had nothing.
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Hannity apparently asked what to say on Election Day. Then he said it.
Washington Post – Politics:
New text messages apparently between Hannity and Meadows on Election Day match what Hannity actually talked about on his programs.
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When the Capitol riot began, Marjorie Taylor Greene knew whom to blame
Washington Post – Politics:
Newly released text messages offer multiple points of conflict with Greene’s testimony.
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The right embraces an unexpected political weapon: governmental power
Washington Post – Politics:
A party reliant on structural imbalances to hold power decides that government is useful after all.
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The platform where the right-wing bubble is least likely to pop
Washington Post – Politics:
On Telegram, those ousted from traditional social media have free rein — and sizable audiences.
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Quiz: Is this Disney movie political?
Washington Post – Politics:
Test your ability to spot hidden messages in the megastudio’s film library.
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Is there a viable cable-news-slash-streaming audience?
Washington Post – Politics:
The collapse of CNN Plus raises interesting questions about the market for various news products.
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A quarter of U.S. covid deaths were probably preventable with vaccination
Washington Post – Politics:
Nearly 250,000 of the country’s million deaths could have been avoided.