Washington Post – Politics:
Donald Trump’s “Meet the Press” interview exposed the drawbacks and futility of treating him as anything close to normal.
Author: Philip Bump
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The small, telling differences in how voters view Trump and Biden
Washington Post – Politics:
The two likely 2024 candidates are viewed as similarly — but not equivalently — corrupt or mentally unfit.
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Trumpworld is still figuring out the Hunter Biden indictment conspiracy
Washington Post – Politics:
Is it that Democrats want President Biden to step down? Or is it that this is still a way to protect the president? We’ll see!
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The casual falsehoods of the GOP’s impeachment inquiry leader
Washington Post – Politics:
Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) offered a litany of unproven or false claims in an interview this week.
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The ‘consolidate against Trump’ strategy remains a fantasy
Washington Post – Politics:
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) is the latest to suggest that the only thing obstacle to beating Trump is the size of the field.
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The terrorizing style in American politics
Washington Post – Politics:
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) described the fear felt by senators as they considered Donald Trump’s second impeachment. That fear lingers broadly.
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The overlap between election denial and viewing Biden as a criminal
Washington Post – Politics:
With Republican impeachment efforts formalized, it’s useful to consider how views of Biden overlap with views of the 2020 election.
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What government can do and what it won’t do
Washington Post – Politics:
The expiration of the child tax credit helped push poverty higher. One senator described this as a function of people doing their part.
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Chris Christie sees corruption in another political family: The Trumps
Washington Post – Politics:
Most Republicans, including leaders in the House, assiduously avoid extending their stated worries about the Bidens to the Trumps.