Washington Post – Politics:
Biden is seen as more honest. Trump is seen as more mentally fit. Neither is very popular.
Author: Philip Bump
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Democrats did well Tuesday. What does that tell us about 2024?
Washington Post – Politics:
The messages sent from Tuesday’s election are … murky. But there’s certainly good news for Team Biden.
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Abortion access remains undefeated in the polls post-Roe
Washington Post – Politics:
Abortion opponents in Ohio fought hard to block Issue 1, protecting access to abortion. It didn’t matter.
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Trump’s legal issues are bound with a thread of willful dishonesty
Washington Post – Politics:
Dishonesty has long been Trump’s currency.
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Team DeSantis is somehow still trying to hype his electability
Washington Post – Politics:
You have to argue something, I guess.
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A disgraced former Trump official wants to deport Palestinians
Washington Post – Politics:
Ryan Zinke, now a congressman from Montana, offered legislation tailored to the conservative media crowd.
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Are young voters actually split between Trump and Biden?
Washington Post – Politics:
The most puzzling part of the New York Time-Siena College poll released Sunday is the even divide between the candidates among voters under 30.
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2020 falsehoods thrive as a replay of the election nears
Washington Post – Politics:
Three years of demonstrating that the 2020 results were valid have had no effect as a rematch of that contest draws closer.
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Does the new House speaker really think the Biden impeachment push is apolitical?
Washington Post – Politics:
The speaker has to praise the GOP impeachment push. But his comparisons to the Trump impeachments are already wobbly.