Washington Post – Politics:
Close races in swing states remain close even with independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the mix.
Author: Philip Bump
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How Americans view the conflict in Gaza
Washington Post – Politics:
Most Americans oppose the military action but are more likely to sympathize with the Israeli people.
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Do Kennedy endorsements of Biden mean much — even against another Kennedy?
Washington Post – Politics:
The non-Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Kennedys collectively backed President Biden on Thursday. Does it matter?
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Being a juror on a high-profile case: Life inside a bubble
Washington Post – Politics:
While serving on a jury, you can’t talk about what you do for hours each day, even with your co-workers. And you can’t learn anything about it, either.
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The politics of younger voters are less exceptional than they used to be
Washington Post – Politics:
Polls continue to show that President Biden retains an advantage with voters under 30, but it’s not clear where he can gain more ground.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene would like to remind us that she is not serious
Washington Post – Politics:
Making a joke about something wonky you did lands a lot better when you’re not incessantly doing similar things.
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Trump is overstating the problem of having to be in court
Washington Post – Politics:
His campaign style is uniquely well-suited to having his weekdays occupied.
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James Comer refuses to learn anything from his investigation into Biden
Washington Post – Politics:
In a heated exchange with Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), the House Oversight Committee chairman reiterated repeatedly debunked claims.
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Partisans are more likely to view O.J. Simpson favorably than the other candidate
Washington Post – Politics:
Meanwhile, about 1 in 10 supporters of both President Biden and Donald Trump views their own candidate unfavorably.