The political blame-game tables are turning.
Category: Politics
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Trump’s increasingly overt effort to pretend Biden is actually president
In Trump’s town hall Tuesday night and in comments over the past week, Republicans have increasingly talked about Biden as if he’s been the one in charge.
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The key shifts in Minnesota and Wisconsin that have improved Biden’s chances of victory
They have been almost uniformly in Biden’s direction.
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If voters are wary of stating support for Trump in polls, why does he outperform GOP Senate candidates?
The unfounded “shy voter” theory still lacks much evidence.
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Because of pandemic, Supreme Court will begin new term with teleconference arguments
The justices, six of whom are at special risk because of age, have not held arguments in person since March
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Parsing Trump’s baffling, head-slapping comments on mask-wearing
During an ABC News town hall, Trump was asked why he doesn’t support a mask mandate. Well, waiters for one.
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The Trump administration’s politicization of coronavirus comes to a head
The news that two top Health and Human Services aides would step aside — one temporarily and another permanently — is the latest accountability measure for political officials overstepping.
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Trump’s ABC News town hall: Four Pinocchios, over and over again
The questions were tough. But the president kept responding with falsehoods. Here’s a guide to 24 of them.
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Committee delays vote on former political commentator to head Office of Personnel Management
John Gibbs faced skeptical questioning at his confirmation hearing last week from senators of both parties.
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Trump’s incoherent defense of his coronavirus response
Trump’s town hall forum performance indicates he still doesn’t have good answers on the coronavirus.
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Trump blames blue states for the coronavirus death toll — but most recent deaths have been in red states
The president’s effort to blame his political opponents obviously falls flat.
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Post-ABC Wisconsin poll shows Biden holding narrow edge over Trump
President Trump’s law-and-order message has so far failed to translate into significant support or change the dynamic of the race there, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll.