Washington Post – Politics:
The South Dakota governor’s story about shooting her dog didn’t help position her as a potential vice-presidential pick, either.
Author: Philip Bump
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Americans are more likely to oppose than support campus protests
Washington Post – Politics:
But Americans — particularly on the right — don’t approve of many forms of protest in general.
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A social media post encapsulates Biden’s young-voter problem
Washington Post – Politics:
The College Democrats warn the Democratic Party that their votes aren’t a given. That’s very much the problem for the incumbent president.
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One of the oddest arguments against early voting you’ll hear
Washington Post – Politics:
A senior member of the right-wing group Turning Point USA said that early voting just tells “Democrats how many votes they need to win.”
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Lots of people are not ‘absolutely thrilled’ with abortion laws
Washington Post – Politics:
Former president Donald Trump has new rhetoric on abortion laws, which he claims are making people very happy.
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Shrugging at honoring the 2024 vote, at political violence and at Jan. 6
Washington Post – Politics:
Donald Trump and someone rumored to be on his vice-presidential shortlist take more steps down a slippery slope.
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Blake Masters disparages his House opponent for not having kids
Washington Post – Politics:
The failed Senate candidate outlined a replacement-is-great pitch for his House candidacy.
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A former Trump official deploys DEI alarmism against … taxing the rich
Washington Post – Politics:
Like his former boss, Larry Kudlow uses fears of anti-White discrimination for his own purposes.
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Eric Adams’s condescending dismissal of the ‘children’ at Columbia
Washington Post – Politics:
The New York mayor offered a familiar argument for diminishing rhetorical opponents: They are gullible patsies for nefarious actors.