Washington Post – Politics:
In early 2018, Daniels released a carefully worded statement denying an “affair” with Trump. Soon after its release and again Tuesday under oath, she said that the claims she made in that statement were false.
Author: Philip Bump
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No, posting is not better political activism than talking to voters
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It’s easier, sure. But targeted outreach bears dividends that social media can’t.
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Six years later, 1,400 children remain separated from their families
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More than 3,200 children pulled away from their families at the border have been reunified with them.
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The right’s enthusiasm for hyperbole is doing Trump no legal favors
Washington Post – Politics:
Donald Trump has long viewed the campaign as his legal escape valve. But that campaign — or his approach to it — is increasing his legal jeopardy.
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Assessing the most important issue to American voters
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It’s inflation, not immigration.
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Why is the simplest explanation of campus protests so hard to accept?
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And why is the New York Police Department so invested in promoting the idea of a conspiracy?
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Railing about post-election vote-counting is silly … and nefarious
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Republican Party co-chair Lara Trump’s self-serving claims about voting are hard to reconcile with reality.
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Trump’s vice presidential supplicants toe the line on election fraud
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The candidate asks running mates simply to reject the evidence of their eyes and ears.
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The grinding familiarity of the jocks-vs.-hippies proxy fight
Washington Post – Politics:
The protests on college campuses have in recent days seen a reemergence of a longstanding battle over what it means to be American.