Washington Post – Politics:
The Republican House caucus sits further to the right than any in recent memory. Jim Jordan sits further still.
Author: Philip Bump
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A new measure of the political-cultural gap on climate change
Washington Post – Politics:
New polling shows that divided views of the causes and risks of climate change show up in a number of demographics that overlap with party.
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Ron DeSantis is still running for president
Washington Post – Politics:
In case you were wondering — or perhaps expecting something else.
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Ain’t no rule saying a dog can’t be speaker of the House
Washington Post – Politics:
There are other reasons the speaker of the House couldn’t be a dog. But how about a robot? We investigate the options following the ouster of Kevin McCarthy.
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Why is protecting institutions largely the Democrats’ responsibility?
Washington Post – Politics:
Rep. Kevin McCarthy fumed that Democrats let him lose his job. But his own party bears obvious culpability.
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The future of the GOP is now its past
Washington Post – Politics:
In 2010, a book promoted Kevin McCarthy, Paul Ryan and Eric Cantor as the future of the GOP. It didn’t take.
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‘2000 Mules,’ a key piece of election misinformation, has its day in court
Washington Post – Politics:
A lawsuit against “2000 Mules” moves forward — and threatens to expose the fundamental dishonesty behind the movie.
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The least secure job in Washington? Republican speaker.
Washington Post – Politics:
It’s increasingly hard to lead the anti-leadership party.
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Three in 10 Republicans don’t think the Biden impeachment probe will be fair
Washington Post – Politics:
Republicans are as likely to have “no confidence” in the House impeachment probe as “a lot of confidence.”