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After promising evidence of bribes for months, Republicans wheeled out their latest “evidence” of a “quid pro quo” arrangement involving President Biden. But upon closer examination, they offered neither a quid nor a quo.
Perhaps, until now, Donald Trump may have believed that he can escape all of his recent indictments unscathed, but the seriousness of his upcoming trial in Washington, DC, seems to be dawning on him.
It is, to be blunt, one big process game with all eyes — whatever “principled” pretexts have been advanced — riveted on outcomes.
A subset of the country is living in an alternate universe built on conspiracy theories fed to them by an out-of-control political movement.
Trump is not a regular person. He is someone who would burn everything to the ground to get what he wants.
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How do you separate fact from fiction and figure out whether any of the “bombshell” developments regarding Hunter Biden really matter? For that, you have to pay attention to a different set of Republicans.
So far this year, Trump’s “Save America” PAC has spent a staggering $40 million on legal costs, and these bills will keep on coming.
If you have been following the work of WhoWhatWhy Editor-in-Chief Russ Baker, you know that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is not a man of science. However, you’d have thought that he could at least read a calendar (or polls). Apparently not.
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After his plea deal fell apart, Hunter Biden pled not guilty on Wednesday to two misdemeanor tax charges.
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