Washington Post – Politics:
A speech about a Negro Leagues pitcher becomes fodder for the race-centered political debate of the moment.
Author: Philip Bump
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What we learned about the 2016 campaign from the redacted Mueller report
Washington Post – Politics:
Walking through new details about the Trump campaign.
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The Republican establishment’s rationalization of Trump’s fraud claims is also wrong
Washington Post – Politics:
Courts have already weighed in on the “legislatures acted inappropriately” debate.
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Trump’s defense of ‘Hang Mike Pence!’ is only the most notable rationalization of violence
Washington Post – Politics:
There’s an undeniable pattern to the right’s rationalization of threats and violence.
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Has resistance to getting vaccinated actually declined?
Washington Post – Politics:
Polling suggests not — but also that some people may be indicating opposition they don’t actually have.
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The symbolism of burning books is stark. But in 2021, symbolism is all it is.
Washington Post – Politics:
Calls to ban or burn books are entirely symbolic in an Internet-connected world.
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Like so many other things, the veteran population is shrinking as America ages
Washington Post – Politics:
The density of veterans in the country is lower than ay any point since before World War II.
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Who’s who in the Jan. 6 committee subpoenas
Washington Post – Politics:
A guide to the names, familiar and not.
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The shift in the urban and rural presidential vote isn’t uniform
Washington Post – Politics:
The swings look different in different states.