Washington Post This is US politics. Are you triggered?Washington PostIn 1964, the historian Richard Hofstadter published an essay titled “The Paranoid Style in American Politics” in Harper's Magazine, and maybe that set it all in motion. “In recent years we have seen angry minds at work mainly among extreme right …and more » us politics – Google News
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Read More...Washington Post This is U.S. politics. Are you triggered? – The Washington PostWashington PostIt's a moment when pundits say something just to goad the other side, not to actually persuade.The triggering style is thriving in US politicsGreenwich Time The triggering style is thriving in US politics – Connecticut PostCT Postall 2 news articles » us politics – Google News
Read More...USA TODAY This is why Republicans are claiming voter fraud in Florida and ArizonaUSA TODAYThe deeply purple state will learn Saturday afternoon whether there will be recounts in the bitter and tight U.S. Senate race between Republican Gov. Rick Scott and incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson; and in the governor's race between former Republican U …Florida orders vote recount in Senate, governor racesCNBC Florida orders recount as Trump and Scott claim 'elections being stolen'The GuardianFlorida to hold recount of US Senate and governor votesThe IndependentYahoo Newsall 2,939 news articles » us republicans…
Read More...Washington Post Wait, what? Democrats were the majority in the US Senate this weekMarketWatchSenate Democrats didn't have to wait until November. For two days this week, the party actually held a majority in the Senate. That is because more Republican Senators than Democrats skipped the two days of work this week, according to a report in the …The Daily 202: Bernie and Hillary who? Democratic Senate hopefuls sidestep personalities to run on policyWashington Post GOP leader criticizes Republican senators for not showing up to workThe Hillall 41 news articles » us…
Read More...Pew Research Center Turnout in this year's US House primaries is up, especially on the Democratic sidePew Research CenterIn those states, nearly 13.6 million people – or 10.1% of registered voters – have voted in Democratic primaries for the U.S. House of Representatives, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of state election returns. By this point in the 2014 …US: The Incredible Cowardice of the DemocratsThe Globalist Citing Trump, some Republican women to vote Democratic in Ohio electionReutersWhat The Rise Of Kamala Harris Tells Us About The Democratic PartyFiveThirtyEightNew…
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