Washington Post – Politics:
The state’s new congressional boundaries are likely going to be the ones picked by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R), reflecting his sharp partisanship. But how would those lines compare to other states?
Author: Philip Bump
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Fraud evidence was never coming. Fraud evidence is never coming.
Washington Post – Politics:
Newly released text messages to Mark Meadows are a reminder of how long Trump’s supporters have been waiting for proof of fraud.
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Why has Biden’s approval plunged with young people?
Washington Post – Politics:
Gen Z is young — but also less partisan and less White.
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Greg Abbott eagerly fills the border-politics void left by Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
The Texas governor has unveiled a battery of ploys aimed at elevating the border as a political issue — and at elevating himself.
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What if New York’s political leadership wasn’t an embarrassing mess?
Washington Post – Politics:
Can you even imagine such a world?
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Prepare for the most overfathered midterm election in modern history
Washington Post – Politics:
From Trump’s fraud claims to the obsession with ‘grooming,’ this November is poised to send a lot of wrong messages.
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The pandemic’s central political tension, in one poll question
Washington Post – Politics:
From the beginning, Republicans have tried to will the virus away — and Democrats have fretted.
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Now warning about Hunter Biden-laptop disinfo: The guy who leaked it
Washington Post – Politics:
The owner of the computer store where the laptop allegedly originated offered a warning about its purported contents.
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Trump again turns against a supplicant he once found useful
Washington Post – Politics:
Issuing an anti-endorsement in Pennsylvania’s gubernatorial primary, Trump reminds us again that his political positions evolve by the day.