Showing results for: Trump 2020 election (page 179)
Democrats can save themselves with this One Weird Trick: Reject the Trump census
DC Breckner
A daring call to inaction: Democrats face death by reapportionment — but there's a hidden escape hatch. Take it!
QAnon and the riot at the U.S. Capitol: The offline effect of online conspiracy theories
Marc-André Argentino
Conspiracy theories spread online are the backbone of Donald Trump's falsehoods about his loss in the U.S. election
Trump tapped into white victimhood — leaving fertile ground for white supremacists
Lee Bebout
Whiteness is an identity built upon advantages over others, so any gesture towards equality is a perceived threat
176 House members now support impeaching Trump for “incitement to insurrection”
Andrea Germanos
The resolution co-led by Rep. David Cicilline says Trump "will remain a threat to national security"
Can we save democracy from the two-party system?
Doug Neiss
A political establishment that equates the left and right as untouchable evils is not "moderate." It's a disaster
Twitter permanently bans Donald Trump: He incited violence, and now he’s gone
Matthew Rozsa
Twitter cited two Trump tweets in which the president tried to dogwhistle his supporters to acts of violence
“It’s time to get violent”: Far-right extremists are promising more violence after Capitol siege
Alex Henderson
"If we have to get violent, then it's time to get violent," a Trump supporter tells The Dispatch
I found solace in scream hotlines (and you can too)
Ashlie D. Stevens
Since its launch in November, Just Scream! has received 20,000 messages from people, well, just screaming
Arrested Proud Boys chairman has history of business failure, apparently lives with mom
Roger Sollenberger
Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio had a brief political career and is linked to a list of defunct or fake companies
Dr. John Gartner on Trump and terrorism: “If he can’t be president, he will make his force felt”
Chauncey DeVega
Former Johns Hopkins professor forecasts "violence in the streets of Washington" — in an interview last week
“Trump has not acted alone”: House Dems demand criminal probe into president — and his GOP enablers
Jake Johnson
Don Beyer argued audio of Donald Trump's call with Brad Raffensperger "makes Nixon's 'smoking gun' tape sound tame"
Lawmakers call to investigate cops who let “ragamuffin, half-armed protesters” invade Capitol
Roger Sollenberger
Capitol Police chief, House sergeant-at-arms forced to resign amid suggestions security was unprepared — or worse
On Parler, the MAGA social media platform, Trump supporters are ready for insurrection
Nicole Karlis
On the so-called free speech platform, users were abuzz the day after Trump fans breached the Capitol
Ted Cruz tried to defend Trump’s coup. He then praised the white supremacist Compromise of 1877
Matthew Rozsa
Cruz praised the compromise that ended the 1876 election even though it involved imposing white supremacy
Texas politicians united in pleading for calm as Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol
Patrick Svitek, Alex Samuels
The chaos began after some GOP lawmakers launched a dispute to the certification of Arizona’s electoral votes
McConnell defeated: The real consequence of this week
Robert Reich
Mitch McConnell cares about only one thing: Power. Democrats wins in the Georgia runoffs took his away
Trump blocked on Facebook “indefinitely,” suspended by Twitter as tech platforms finally take action
Matthew Rozsa
Twitter levied a 12-hour suspension and demanded removal of 3 tweets constituting "repeated and severe violations"
“Fox & Friends” finally turns on Trump following riot: “The president’s behavior has been terrible”
Brad Reed
President Donald Trump's favorite morning news is upset by his failed coup
Trump is lashing out at Mike Pence after the vice president declined to do a coup for him
Matthew Rozsa
Trump urged Pence to reject the electoral votes being certified, even though he does not have the power to do that
This could all have been prevented: How mental health experts were silenced
Alan D. Blotcky
Terrified of Trump and of the "Goldwater rule," the media silenced mental health experts who saw the danger
Can undivided Democratic control “heal” the United States? Political experts disagree
Arie Kruglanski, Robert B. Talisse
Can toning down the rhetoric unite us — or are we too divided to listen to each other at all
What the Georgia Senate candidates think about climate change
Zoya Teirstein
Two runoff Senate races in the Peach State could determine the fate of American climate policy for years to come
Health care policy in the Biden era
Mark Kreidler
Here are five ways the president-elect will seek to break with the policies of the past four years
USPS delays could disenfranchise thousands of Atlanta voters in critical Georgia runoffs
Igor Derysh
Thousands of mail voters were already disenfranchised in November — and this time the margins could be even closer
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