Washington Post – Politics:
At a sprawling press conference overshadowed by the Republican speaker, the theme was less spending than anger.
Author: Philip Bump
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Getting indicted does seem to have helped Trump — at least once
Washington Post – Politics:
His poll numbers have been static over the summer, after a jump in the wake of the New York indictment.
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Assessing the allegations that triggered McCarthy’s impeachment inquiry
Washington Post – Politics:
Announcing the impeachment inquiry, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy delineated six allegations against President Biden, each of which is significantly flawed.
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How a Biden impeachment probe compares to Nixon, Clinton and Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) appears to be on the brink of a self-rationalizing impeachment probe.
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The media-elite narrative about Hunter Biden sits on the right
Washington Post – Politics:
There is an effort to police a frame around the president’s son. The effort is on the right.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s very bad argument for relevancy
Washington Post – Politics:
He claimed to be polling better than Ron DeSantis, which he isn’t and which isn’t comparable in the least.
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American politics in an aging America
Washington Post – Politics:
Driven by isolated medical incidents, long-standing tensions and the 2024 race, the aging population is increasingly factor in U.S. politics.
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No, most Americans don’t think that the 2020 election was stolen
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Despite the lack of evidence, most Republicans still do.
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Why polls with more respondents from one party aren’t necessarily wrong
Washington Post – Politics:
An interactive look at how polling works.