Washington Post – Politics:
DeSantis is running as the “other Trump,” not the “anti-Trump.”
Author: Philip Bump
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The off-campus imposition on collegiate speech
Washington Post – Politics:
College provides a platform for some young conservatives to prepare for their careers — just not in the way intended.
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If anyone should know that primary voters change their minds, it’s Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
Eight years and one month ago, nearly 6 in 10 Republicans said they’d never vote for him.
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Parents aren’t as conservative as the right likes to think
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Or, at least, parents of actual children aren’t.
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Buttigieg calls SCOTUS ‘out of step’ on LGBTQ+ issues. He has a point.
Washington Post – Politics:
The web-design case the Supreme Court just ruled on was framed as a free-speech issue. But it reflected a minority, right-wing position on the subject.
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Iowa’s English-only policy crashes into reality
Washington Post – Politics:
A court allowed election material to be produced in other languages, a break from a law passed two decades ago.
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Pride Month ends as it began, with LGBTQ+ lives viewed as an imposition
Washington Post – Politics:
The Supreme Court’s decision in Creative LLC v. Elenis reflects a broader effort on the right.
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Of course Trump is once again saying he doesn’t want to debate
Washington Post – Politics:
Trump sees debates as unnecessary except as points of potential damage — or leverage.
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A fifth of Republicans think their 2024 front-runner broke the law
Washington Post – Politics:
One in eight primary voters who support Trump think he put national security at risk.