Washington Post – Politics:
Asked by a right-wing interviewer if he knew Democrats wanted him dead, Trump replied, “Yeah.”
Author: Philip Bump
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New evidence that criminal conviction won’t tank Trump’s candidacy
Washington Post – Politics:
Some of Trump’s supporters say they might reconsider supporting him. Few would flip to Biden.
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What Trump was doing on the other Jan. 6.
Washington Post – Politics:
On. Jan. 6, 2017, President-elect Trump welcomed two important figures to Trump Tower: FBI Director James Comey and National Enquirer publisher David Pecker.
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Trump’s attorney: Presidential coup attempts may be unprosecutable
Washington Post – Politics:
The Supreme Court oral argument was a reflection of how a president can avoid accountability.
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Anti-democratic warning signs are blinking in current polling
Washington Post – Politics:
The Pew Research Center found indifference among Republicans about Donald Trump’s actions in 2020 and about the need to concede in the future.
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More details in the national conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election
Washington Post – Politics:
Indictments in Arizona and new information in Michigan shows the scale of the effort to keep Donald Trump in power.
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As usual, views of Trump guide views of his actions, not vice versa
Washington Post – Politics:
New polling shows that Republicans are much less likely to view the Manhattan trial as involving serious charges.
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How Americans felt about campus protests against the Vietnam War
Washington Post – Politics:
After the Kent State massacre, most people sided with the National Guard.
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Why is Trump giving someone a ‘key to the White House’?
Washington Post – Politics:
Donald Trump is not the president, nor was the White House his when he was.