Party officials said they plan to take safety measures to ensure the health of the president and attendees.
Category: Politics
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Supreme Court won’t intervene in Louisiana prisoner’s coronavirus complaint
Appeals court said he had not shown that officials were indifferent to the threat.
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Trump’s defense of his ‘shooting’ tweet doesn’t make much sense
He cited two shootings to prove that looting led to violence, but one of his examples occurred in a city where no looting took place.
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Trump battles Twitter for the ability to share his unpopular tweets
Polling shows that the president’s normal tweets are received much more positively.
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Ted Cruz offers a very strained defense of Trump’s social media executive order
Cruz suggested that social media companies forfeit protections when they are no longer “neutral.” But the law has no such requirement.
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Mailing of ballots to all voters in Las Vegas area puts sharp focus on election safeguards
Republicans have seized on accounts of what appeared to be unattended or discarded ballots as proof that mailing ballots to all voters opens the door to massive election fraud.
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Trump just said what Republicans have been trying not to say for years
The president revealed his real concern about mail-in voting: He’s worried Republicans will lose more elections.
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The Daily 202: Violent Minneapolis protests give Trump a chance to be the law-and-order candidate he ran as in 2016
Nixon won amid the turmoil of 1968, and this crisis could rebound to the president’s benefit.
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Trump wants to win over black voters while his base wants him to be tough. His base is winning.
Trump can’t get black voters to see him as an ally when his base wants him to have an iron fist.
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‘The only good Democrat is a dead Democrat.’ ‘When the looting starts, the shooting starts.’ Twice in 25 hours, Trump tweets conspicuous allusions to violence.
Trump’s dual tweets echo a long-running effort to raise the specter of advocating violence — while exploiting plausible deniability about it.
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No, Twitter is not violating Trump’s freedom of speech
Twitter is a private company that can regulate its content how it wishes
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Louisville protesters decry police shooting that killed apartment resident
City officials say police did not fire during the protest Thursday night and that the shots came from within the crowd.
