Washington Post – Politics:
Republicans are far less likely than Democrats to support working across the aisle.
Author: Philip Bump
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Trump’s understandable surprise at seeing his company in court
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It’s not just that the former president subjected his company to unusual scrutiny. It’s also that he could have felt confident that scrutiny wouldn’t matter.
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The history behind a Laphonza Butler Senate appointment
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s pick to serve the remainder of Dianne Feinstein’s term is a member of several select historical groups.
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Hope springs eternal: The anti-Trump right grabs at Glenn Youngkin
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Eight years later, we’re still doing this?
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Once common, Senate deaths in office are now rare
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s death is one of only two of a sitting senator in the last 10 years.
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On Fox News, GOP impeachment leaders spread false claims with impunity
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Host Sean Hannity assiduously shielded his audience from the facts.
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Jim Jordan’s dishonest argument of wrongdoing by Biden
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In the first hearing of the impeachment inquiry, Rep. Jim Jordan made sweeping — and debunked — claims about President Biden.
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Republican opposition to Ukraine funding seeps closer to the middle
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A vote forced by Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) shows how opposition to Ukraine funding is no longer relegated to the House Republican fringe.
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And here we go: The push to impeach President Biden begins
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It’s possible that House Republicans won’t actually advance articles of impeachment. But if the pattern to date is any indication, that result is inevitable.