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Here are some poll results from last summer, which are in line with a ton of other polls. Popularity—unfavorable, 60 to 38 percent. Does Trump think he’s above the law? Yes, 63 to 37. Do you support or oppose Trump’s Continue reading The Little-Reported, Worst Thing about Donald
Trump’s Lousy Week
The national security supplemental legislation that included a controversial bill on border and asylum policy—which failed to even scrounge up 60 votes in the Senate on Wednesday—was the result of months of negotiations, yet ended in foreseeable defeat. So foreseeable, Continue reading The Most Cynical Week in Washington
Last week’s damage award in the E. Jean Carroll case was staggering. We had a little office pool going (well, just three of us, and we didn’t actually bet money). I came in highest at $40 million, so under traditional Continue reading Last Week Was Bad for Trump. This Week Could Be
Four, Five Times Worse.
So why does he keep it? Because it’s worth every penny. It gives him power. The Post’s editors know how to use its front page and its news pages to shape discourse. Where did last fall’s New York crime scare Continue reading This Will Go Down as the Week the Trump Meltdown Began
Still, while state Democrats celebrated Boebert’s decision, it’s unclear whether the Democratic candidate for the 3rd district, Adam Frisch, can win without Boebert as his foil. The last time the district elected a Democrat was in 2008; Frisch came close Continue reading Nikki Haley Ends Her Week of Saying Stupid Things With a Gift to Trump
Increasingly obsolete themes she has noticed in news media include longer articles, dense newsletters, and unbalanced coverage. McGowan is specifically concerned with how organizations cover inaccurate sides of a story for the sake of appearing neutral. She also believes there is Continue reading The House GOP’s Crazy Week Gets Even Weirder With George Santos Tirade
The natural consequences of these actions followed. As Hamas attacked Israel and then Israel responded with reprisals against Gaza, the platform became flooded with lies, misinformation and spun-up fakery of the sort that might endanger people. It is obvious that Continue reading The Week Twitter Went Evil
Last week, as a prelude to Climate Week, hundreds of climate activists staged demonstrations on Wall Street, targeting the financial industry—specifically CitiBank and BlackRock, both of which continue to invest massively in the fossil fuel industry— with confrontational direct action. Continue reading Climate Week Is Pointless. The Protests Inspired by It Aren’t.