Washington Post – Politics:
Skepticism is valuable and warranted — but that’s different than what we often see.
Author: Philip Bump
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From Michigan, the purest distillation of Trump rewarding loyalty to his fraud falsehoods
Washington Post – Politics:
Trump’s going all in on promoting one of the state’s leaders in election misinformation.
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The question of Roger Stone’s ties to extremist groups grows more salient
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Stone is an obvious link between Trump and the extremist groups that stormed the Capitol — but is it an important one?
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The right-wing media-verse finds a powerful opponent for its straw men
Washington Post – Politics:
At last, Fox News has an athlete from whom it’s happy to hear.
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Parsing Steve Scalise’s attempt to rewrite Trump’s history with Ukraine
Washington Post – Politics:
The House Minority Whip offered an extremely generous assessment of Trump’s efforts to leverage Ukraine’s need for weapons.
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Will producing more oil lower gas prices? It hasn’t in the past.
Washington Post – Politics:
The economics of gas prices are global — though that doesn’t mean that banning Russian imports wouldn’t have an effect.
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To Whom It May Concern: NATO is already on Russia’s border
Washington Post – Politics:
A quick geography lesson for any cable news hosts requiring it.
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The other disconcerting declaration from Florida’s surgeon general
Washington Post – Politics:
Shortly before announcing that the state wouldn’t recommend vaccines for children, Joseph Ladapo described the need to “hold accountable” those who advocated preventive measures.
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Biden goes home a lot — but not as much as Trump went to Trump properties
Washington Post – Politics:
It’s also useful to note that Delaware is a lot closer than Mar-a-Lago.