Washington Post – Politics:
A new regulation making it easier to track homemade weapons is folded into Tucker Carlson’s broader narrative of a country near war.
Author: Philip Bump
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You say a president’s relative is part of iffy international deals?
Washington Post – Politics:
Once again, a popular line of attack from Trump can be turned against his family.
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How the GOP learned to stop worrying and love ‘stolen’ election claims
Washington Post – Politics:
A robust effort to create an alternative narrative not dependent on Trump’s wild theorizing is paying off.
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Trump’s new home is proving to be a magnet for political spending
Washington Post – Politics:
Those hoping to earn Trump’s endorsement visit him at his Mar-a-Lago home — and often pay for the privilege.
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How long will it be before Democrats again celebrate a new justice?
Washington Post – Politics:
The Jackson confirmation is a rare victory that’s likely to get rarer.
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Bill Barr identifies the real injustice: Republicans losing
Washington Post – Politics:
The former attorney general claimed that the Hunter Biden laptop “coverup” was worse than Russian interference during an interview with another former Trump official.
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America’s increased acceptance of gay people isn’t about schools
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If it were, why were adult baby boomers softening their views on same-sex relationships 30 years ago?
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Why it matters that Trump wishes he had marched to the Capitol
Washington Post – Politics:
It’s a new embrace of the violence aimed at keeping him in power — as he again teases a possible 2024 run.
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The House Republican ‘no’ caucus is at it again
Washington Post – Politics:
Dozens of House Republicans repeatedly vote in opposition to things that even most Republicans support.