It’s not just the fringe outlets carrying his water.
Category: Politics
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Predictably, some Georgia Republican voters are turning on the party
Just like Trump, some key voters’ loyalty to him risks outweighing their loyalty to the party and keeping the Senate.
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Debunking the Trump team’s latest arguments about fraud in the 2020 election
Trump’s goal isn’t to answer questions but to raise them.
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Supreme Court leery of Trump’s bid to exclude undocumented immigrants from congressional reapportionment
Three lower courts have ruled against the president, and a fourth said the time was not ripe for a decision on the question’s merits.
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Live updates: Biden to receive first intelligence briefing as he pushes ahead with naming key aides
President Trump continues to refuse to accept his loss to Joe Biden, tweeting late Sunday night that there is “NO WAY WE LOST THIS ELECTION!”
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Kayleigh McEnany’s peculiar complaint about coverage of Biden’s all-female press team
McEnany claimed the Trump White House did it first. But three of the seven women the Biden team just announced will be in jobs currently held by men.
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20 days of fantasy and failure: Inside Trump’s quest to overturn the election
With his denial of the outcome, Trump endangered America’s democracy, threatened to undermine national security and public health, and duped supporters into believing, perhaps permanently, that Biden was elected illegitimately.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit against mail ballots with prejudice in another defeat for Trump
The Republican lawsuit had sought to halt certification of the state’s election results and challenged a 2019 law establishing universal mail voting.
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Criticized by moderates and pressured by their base, liberals fight for a voice in the Democratic Party
Recrimination from party leaders, along with skepticism from some Biden allies, could limit liberals’ ability to influence the party’s direction.
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Wisconsin recount confirms Biden’s win over Trump, cementing the president’s failure to change the election results
The state’s two largest counties spent more than a week recounting ballots, but the final tally barely changed.
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‘My mind will not change in six months’: In first post-election TV interview, Trump renews baseless claims of voter fraud
Biden won the White House with 306 electoral votes — the same number as Trump in 2016.
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The Trailer: The election’s over, but the challenges aren’t quite
In this special, shorter, holiday weekend edition: The latest on the GOP’s election challenges, the latest from called and uncalled races, and some of the stories you missed while making stuffing.