Turns out that Americans actually are that much more Democratic.
Category: Politics
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Republicans fear campaign shake-up can’t counteract Trump’s self-sabotage
There is growing unease and even panic over Trump’s conduct as allies fret that the president is free-falling into a political abyss with self-destructive comments and behavior.
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Trump shows no interest in acknowledging, much less addressing, anti-black police violence
President Trump reminds voters that he has not plans to address the issue of police violence against black people.
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The one metric that best shows how Trump’s 2020 strategy is faltering
He wants people who dislike him to at least dislike Biden, too. But he’s still losing among those voters.
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The Finance 202: Banks brace for loan defaults, predicting sharper economic pain ahead
“This is not a normal recession,” JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon says.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg ‘home and doing well’ after hospitalization
The oldest justice on the Supreme Court had been experiencing fevers and chills.
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The Daily 202: Early evidence shows Democrats with a decided edge in mail-in ballots
That shouldn’t be terribly surprising given President Trump’s attacks on such a system, even during a pandemic.
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Why Mexico and Canada are probably happy to keep the U.S. border closed
The spread of the coronavirus is much broader on our side of the divider than on theirs.
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White House distances itself from extraordinary Navarro op-ed criticizing Fauci
The president’s trade adviser wrote a piece for USA Today in which he said the nation’s top infectious-disease official has been “wrong about everything.”
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The Technology 202: Facebook says current privacy laws are ‘insufficient’
But changes to privacy laws are anything but guaranteed in Washington.
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Trump’s 5 worst predictions on coronavirus
The White House is attacking Anthony Fauci for allegedly having a speck in his eye, while the president has a plank in his.
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Major LGBTQ rights group breaks with Sen. Susan Collins, endorses Democratic opponent Sara Gideon
It’s the first time that the Human Rights Campaign has opposed Collins, a key Republican vote on LGBTQ rights, for reelection.
