Washington Post – Politics:
A news story concluded that Idaho is seeing an influx of blue-state Republicans. Sort of.
Author: Philip Bump
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How Donald Trump uses dishonesty
Washington Post – Politics:
The 2024 Republican front-runner has a robust record of deploying misinformation and lies. It’s useful to understand how he does so and why it works.
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DeSantis finally got to debate someone on covid. It didn’t go well.
Washington Post – Politics:
The Florida governor will not abide anyone saying he followed science.
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Kevin McCarthy was once envious that Democrats ‘look like America’
Washington Post – Politics:
Speaking at an event on Wednesday, the former Republican leader described how he’d hoped to change the demographics of his conference.
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Trump already did many of the things critics warn about
Washington Post – Politics:
The question is less whether he’ll cross lines than how far he might go.
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Once again: Speaking freely doesn’t mean speaking without consequence
Washington Post – Politics:
Elon Musk’s fury at advertisers is a microcosm of a prevalent view of speech and primacy on the right.
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No one in the modern era has blown a primary lead as wide as Trump’s
Washington Post – Politics:
The only candidate to poll higher than Trump in the year before an election was George W. Bush in 2000.
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James Comer’s most dishonest Biden attack yet
Washington Post – Politics:
During a news conference focused on the impeachment inquiry, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee made clear just how far he’s willing to go.
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The misleading Ukraine claim at the heart of the GOP’s impeachment push
Washington Post – Politics:
There’s one false story in particular that Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) and his allies keep telling.