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Republicans in Detroit dipped their toe into it and, amid widespread backlash, pulled back.
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Chris Krebs is the latest to be fired in ways that are transparently political — because he refused to toe Trump's line.
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After resisting for months, their challenge now is to persuade residents to take a mask mandate seriously.
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Officials have moved to re-do a race in Clark County. It's not the voter fraud smoking gun Trump and his allies suggest.
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Republicans are framing Democrats as socialists; Democrats are framing the Republicans as corrupt.
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Some key people who have an interest in breathing life into the president’s allegations or allowing them to take in their own oxygen are refusing to do so.
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Former president Barack Obama writes about the prevalence of anti-Black racism in the electorate.
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The campaign is disputing a Washington Post article about its scaled-back lawsuit in Pennsylvania. But a look at the lawsuit — and its claims about The Post's reporting — reveal the truth.
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Prominent law firms have sought to withdraw from representing the Trump legal effort in Arizona and Pennsylvania, while other efforts fizzle in court.
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They're floating everything from not campaigning hard enough, to getting tagged as socialists, to Nancy Pelosi’s freezer of ice cream
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The Grand Canyon state turning blue for the first time since 1996 was years in the making.
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Congressional Republicans were quick to congratulate President-elect Donald Trump in 2016. Now, those same Republicans are refusing to congratulate President-elect Joe Biden.
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Alito took aim at coronavirus restrictions and five Democratic senators. He also suggested the court's legalization of same-sex marriage had restricted people's speech.
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There are cracks starting to show, but there are strong political reasons for Republicans to hang on until the Senate runoffs in Georgia in January.
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It would require a historic, possibly illegal revolt from state legislatures and/or electors.
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And he's not the only one.
