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In a CNN interview, the Republican leader stands by her inaccurate rhetoric from Jan. 6, 2021.
Author: Philip Bump
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Luckily for Tucker Carlson, his Putin interview didn’t need to be good
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Since it wasn’t.
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Why Trump was charged and Biden wasn’t, according to the special counsel
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The former president is already insisting that what Biden did is worse. The Justice Department disagrees.
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The three reasons that House Republicans are so ineffective
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The caucus has a narrow majority, yes — but it is also unusually divided.
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Right-wing rhetoric got a guy from the Bronx roughed up in Times Square
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It’s all downstream from Donald Trump.
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Thomas and Trump face the same question: How far is too far?
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The line between moral and immoral or legal and illegal is often blurry.
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Young and non-White voters have shifted right since 2020
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Annual survey data published by Gallup on Wednesday show significant movement to the right in recent years among key Democratic voting blocs.
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Ronna McDaniel’s wobbly tenure is largely her tormentor’s fault
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Donald Trump has recently made clear he’s unsatisfied with McDaniel. The party’s failures in recent years, though, are more his fault than hers.
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Three-quarters of Republicans back Trump being ‘dictator for a day’
Washington Post – Politics:
A new poll demonstrates the extent of Republican acceptance of Trump’s authoritarian tendencies.