Washington Post – Politics:
The former marine filed a lawsuit against Fox News even as Republican lawmakers continued to falsely imply that he was an agent provocateur.
Author: Philip Bump
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The demographic shifts in voting, visualized
Washington Post – Politics:
A look at how the votes of Americans have changed since 2016.
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Murdoch is realizing that he’s stuck with the monster he created
Washington Post – Politics:
Multiple reports suggest that Rupert Murdoch — and by extension his media empire — is giving up hope on Ron DeSantis. He can largely blame himself.
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The soft power argument gets turned upside down
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Maybe letting the Saudi government take over American professional golf is an opportunity to reform that country, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) argued.
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Assessing McConnell’s argument that the Supreme Court is centrist
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When it matters, it isn’t.
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Indictment of the GOP’s ‘missing’ informant becomes conspiracy fodder
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Anyone offering criticism of the president instantly becomes credible on the right.
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Sen. Tommy Tuberville refuses to understand white nationalism
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“I call them Americans,” the Alabama senator says of white nationalists in the military.
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Can you win the Midwest without knowing about Dairy Queen?
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Former president Donald Trump, popular in the Midwest, doesn’t know what a Blizzard is.
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Elon Musk and the dominance space
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Twitter is now a place centered on performative dominance.