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The former president again taps into the fears of his prospective and likely base.
Author: Philip Bump
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Stephen Miller’s fantasy of red-state shock troops makes no sense
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The longtime Trump adviser and prominent anti-immigration voice has an odd plan for uprooting undocumented immigrants.
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What might happen after another inauguration of Donald Trump
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Recent reports flesh out how Trump and his allies plan to reshape America.
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Don’t confuse the baseless GOP impeachment push with the debunked one
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Not every part of the Republican effort to target President Biden was upended by last week’s indictment. But the rest of it is lousy, too.
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Younger people are less likely to express worry about American democracy
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New polling shows a wide divide by age on Americans’ most commonly identified top concern.
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Lying about 2020 fraud was just ‘a political game’ to one Republican
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Don Bolduc hoped to be elected to the Senate. So he embraced a claim that he now admits was false.
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Sean Hannity and the case of the sawdust ‘cocaine’
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Forced to pick between the feds and a Biden, the Fox News host chooses the feds
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A new lens into the ongoing folly of Republican ‘Russia hoax’ rhetoric
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It is unquestionably the case that Russia has been trying to influence American politics — and Donald Trump-led Republican resistance to this idea only helps.
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There’s an obvious reason Biden isn’t dropping out of a tied race
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It is February — and a lot can and will change over the next eight-plus months.