The Sliver of the Electorate That Could Defeat Trump
Some people love Trump no matter what. Others will never vote for him. A small third group decides it.
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Some people love Trump no matter what. Others will never vote for him. A small third group decides it.
This activist’s package of controversial measures are rooted in Trump’s Big Lie. Do any of them make sense?
Brian Stelter analyzes Fox News’s impact on political narratives and GOP influence, and its future in bending American democracy.
There are few Americans alive today who remember Hitler — the details are lost to the mists of time. But Donald Trump is bringing it all back to us with a fresh, stark splash of reality.
It is, to be blunt, one big process game with all eyes — whatever “principled” pretexts have been advanced — riveted on outcomes.
Given the extent to which election transparency is in the public interest, we are all stakeholders with a constructive role to play in finding the right way to achieve it.
And George Santos is now working to help people with their resumes. See these, and other success stories.
If Dominion agrees to settle its defamation lawsuit against Fox, there will be lots of disappointed court reporters. However, democracy is already a winner because the GOP’s propaganda arm has been exposed as such.
Internal communications revealed in a new court filing show that the owners, executives, and on-air-talent of Fox “News” know exactly what they are: a propaganda outlet lying to a gullible audience to get Republicans elected.
Fox News is in the business of lies and propaganda; settling the occasional defamation suit is just a cost of doing that business. But now, Dominion Voting Systems is poised to make Fox News and the Murdochs pay a much steeper price.
Do they even know what a joke is?
With their rabid partisanship and disregard for truth or reality, Republicans ruin even the most worthwhile endeavors, such as keeping a close eye on the FBI.