#Republicans

Michael Li 李之樸

mcpli

Whatever can be said of Texas politics in 2020, the state is about to undergo an accelerating demographic shift that will see it add a net 630k non-white voters by

Zack Beauchamp

zackbeauchamp

1. The problem with the Ben Shapiro Playbook isn't primarily the author. It's that the *content* of the piece is bad, in a way that was eminently predictable given the

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

All of the terrible and corrupt things that the Republicans falsely accused the Obama Administration of doing, the Trump Administration is currently doing. Then, when people criticize the Trump admin,

Zach Montellaro

ZachMontellaro

The fraud part has been addressed many times (there's no evidence for widespread fraud!), but one thing we're whistling past is that most states won't have universal mail-in voting! Five

JEN KIRKMAN 👩🏻‍💻

JenKirkman

1. For people mad at Dems. Can we try to understand how politics (not justice) works? Here are some things: the Dems simply wanted the phone call information to be

Mark McKillen

McKillenReport

Maine gained statehood in 1820 and has been Democrat since 1992. Hillary Clinton won Maine by 22,000 votes in 2016. This was a significant reduction in Obama's margin over Romney

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

If a Democratic Senator came out and said "My focus is on finding leprechauns, yetis, and woodland elves, and finding compromises with them" it wouldn't be any less detached from

AP Politics

AP_Politics

The House is expected to impeach President Donald Trump for his encouragement of supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol. Learn more about what will happen today.http://apne.ws/zDo0yry The House begins impeachment

Rick Smith

RickSmithShow

Jennifer Cohn: What the Trump people like to do is take real vulnerabilities & mix them with half-truths & lies to mislead people. It's a common propaganda tactic. @jennycohn1 #HandMarkedPaperBallots

Andrew Needham

A_NeedhamNYU

Two things about this Paul Krugman column today and its historical argument.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/11/opinion/republicans-democracy.html?smid=tw-share 1. I don't understand Krugman's reading of Hofstadter. Krugman suggests

Roy Rogers

fauxintel

As we leave the Trump behind, I think it is critical to think about the Bush II years as we chart a path forward. 12 years after W left office,

Parker Molloy

ParkerMolloy

Remember 2016 when Trump baselessly claimed there was fraud in states that didn’t vote for him? And then how he launched a commission to try to find evidence to back

Garret Koehler

garretkoehler_

I literally stood over a table in Detroit observing the ballot count side-by-side with a republican observer who, along with more than a hundred other republican observers, challenged every ballot

Brian Bannon

SobSax

https://medium.com/@brianpbannon/after-republicans-came-to-power-in-georgia-fox-news-moved-in-to-gpb-6f2e848d55b8Locally, Georgia news coverage is still dominated by legacy media outlets such as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and WSB Radi

Jake Sherman

JakeSherman

Punchbowl AM: Sweet 16 Republicans turn skepticalWe can’t speak for every R or D in the Sweet 16™, but we can say this without a doubt: There’s frustration on the

Manu Raju

mkraju

Rep. Jim Jordan, a leader of the congressional effort to overturn the elections, told me he has “no concern” about Trump’s call to the Georgia secretary of state and says

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