The former vice president has repeated that message since Election Day, as local officials continued to tally results.
Category: Politics
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A Muslim millennial was elected the country’s first out nonbinary lawmaker — in Oklahoma
Mauree Turner, a queer Black millennial, is also the first practicing Muslim elected to the Oklahoma state legislature.
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The day coronavirus cases hit a new high, a senior Trump adviser tried to diminish the death toll
Scott Atlas’s misleading graph aimed to bolster his push for herd immunity.
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Kayleigh McEnany’s Fox News interview epitomizes Trump’s confused, contradictory post-election gambit
Confronted with the fact that Trump’s team is trying to exclude mail ballots sent by Election Day, his press secretary repeatedly tried to avoid the premise.
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Even if Trump loses, the takeaway for some top Republicans is that embracing him worked
And that would mean aspects of Trumpism are here to stay in Republican politics
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How recounts work in Wisconsin, Georgia and other key states
The rules for ballot recounts differ across the contested states.
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Evaluating Trump’s original claim of victory, 36 hours later
The president hailed his victories in a number of states he lost or will likely lose.
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In states that Trump won handily, two openly gay women are elected sheriff
Ohio’s Charmaine McGuffey and South Carolina’s Kristin Graziano are among the many LGBTQ candidates to run for office and advance to their general election
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House Democrats’ losses crystallize a disappointing down-ballot election so far for the party
The Republican brand is stronger than either side thought after four years of Trump.
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Trump’s crumbling Rust Belt position is almost entirely a function of how the votes are being counted
His own rhetoric made the situation worse.
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Wrongly convicted, he was on death row for decades. On Tuesday, he cast a vote for president.
“You don’t know freedom until it’s taken from you,” Hinton told the Washington Post on Tuesday night.