Trump’s claims about fraud are heavily layered with confusing jargon and rely on the naïveté of his audience.
Category: Politics
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Ivanka Trump confirms she was questioned by the D.C. attorney general’s office over Inaugural Committee spending
The president’s daughter released an email showing that she told Trump hotel executives to charge “market price.” The hotel is accused of overcharging.
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The pandemic’s death toll is a tsunami anyone could see coming — if they looked
A surge in deaths was inevitably going to follow the surge in cases.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court declines to hear Trump campaign challenge to election results
Wisconsin has already certified Biden as winner of presidential election but the Trump campaign continues to file court challenges.
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Sen. Durbin willing to give up subcommittee post as peace offering amid Democrats’ post-election infighting
More junior Democrats in a seniority-heavy system have grown irritated after the party came up short of expectations in a fourth straight election.
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Trump’s biggest remaining challenge — if he’s up to it
It’s convincing skeptical Republicans to take a coronavirus vaccine.
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Biden transition advisers emerge as top contenders to run covid-19 response
Transition co-chair and former surgeon general are said to be among top candidates for health team
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How the presidential vote has evolved in each county since 2000
And how each county compares to its neighbors.
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Trump escalates baseless attacks on election with 46-minute video rant
He claimed without evidence that the nation’s election system was “under coordinated assault and siege” and that it was “statistically impossible” for him to have lost to President-elect Joe Biden.
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Farah resigns as White House communications director in tacit nod to Trump’s loss
Alyssa Farah had also served as press secretary for Vice President Pence and at the Pentagon during the administration.
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Election officials warn Trump’s escalating attacks on voting are putting their staffs at risk
State and local officials have watched with dread in recent weeks as election workers have been targeted by fast-spreading conspiracy theories.
