#Election

This election may well be over. I don’t know that challenges will change anything. That’s okay. I’ve not lived through a bunch, but several changes of power. Some I was
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Nothing drives home why the Trump/Pence ticket is badly behind & out of step w/ public opinion quite like tonight's rally and this answer: At the same time, people should
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Many of my fellow citizens are understandably worried about how fast QAnon is spreading through the electorate, and I would just remind everyone that in 3 weeks it will be
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@JoeBiden v. Trump 9/6 UPDATENat'l: Biden +7.0/Clinton +3.1EC: Biden 289-125 (+174) / Clinton 251-164 (+87)Biden 50%+ in NINE battlegrounds, Clinton ZERO (highest 45.2%, 13 under 42%)No convention bounces in nat'l
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10,000+ people have checked our Arizona ballot return dashboard today (which is being run by @sfalmy who you should follow for in the weeds details) -- but since a lot
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A reminder that a lot of the complaints from Detroit were from a bunch of conservatives (mostly white people from the suburbs) who got voter fraud brain worms on Facebook,
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This piece misleads. It begins with McConnell’s outdated 18% approval rating, then acknowledges he “clawed” it up to 39%, but omits that McConnell’s approval was much higher than McGrath’s, and
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If I were a sitting on SCOTUS:Texas' claim on Article II is that the Constitution mandates that only State Legislature can create laws as to how they select their Electors.
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I'm sure that people on the right would say it's "superficial" and "aesthetic" to care about the delusional rantings of a leftwing POTUS who was claiming he won an election
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as with Y2K, there will always be a market for "lol you all panicked about Thing and then Thing didn't even happen" takes which ignore all the absolutely balls-to-the-wall nonstop
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For the conservatives who are mad about this: yes, it is possible for a story to be factually accurate *and* for it to be part of a misinformation campaign aimed
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1/ Regarding Bill Barr's comments: In his favor, it takes a long time to develop a complex federal criminal case, especially if you're working backward from statistical anomalies toward the
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Cruz is now citing the 1876 election as precedent for this madness. The Hayes-Tilden compromise ended Reconstruction after the Civil War by giving the GOP the presidency in exchange for
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Tomorrow is Election Day. Take a deep breath.It’s going to be a big, confusing day, but we’ll be here to help you sift fact from fiction. Snopes will be live
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Ok I guess I will have to go over the history here since people are trying to rewrite it. There are 2 separate topics: The omnibus spending + the relief
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This morning, GOP Rep. Dusty Johnson spoke on @NPR @MorningEdition about why he opposed impeachment, citing Abraham Lincoln's amnesty plan as an example of how we should avoid impeachment in
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