Showing results for: Trump 2020 election (page 186)
A “massive grift”: Republican congressman calls out GOP’s refusal to accept Trump’s election loss
Elizabeth Preza
GOP rep says party's refusal to acknowledge Biden win is "just money-making for the 2024 election"
The internet has become captured by the right. The Gravel Institute is trying to take it back
Matthew Rozsa
PragerU and similar right-wing hubs have weaponized YouTube. A grassroots group is trying to fix that
Maria Bartiromo hit with conservative backlash following Trump interview
Tom Boggioni
"Watching Maria is like watching an infomercial"
WATCH: Trump voters turn on RNC Chair Ronna Romney McDaniel, threaten boycott of Georgia runoffs
Elizabeth Preza
GOP voters corner RNC chair on why they should turn out in Georgia runoff "when it's already decided"
It’s not the first time that an outgoing president refused to work with an incoming one
Matthew Rozsa
... it's just that the last time this happened, a civil war broke out in the aftermath
Election spending in 2020 doubled to $14 billion — 3 takeaways from a campaign finance expert
Robert Boatright
Most donors only get the satisfaction of having someone who shares their values in a position of power
Trump campaign lawsuits are failing — judges offer some scathing rulings
Sky Palma
Judges from Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Texas have some particularly critical rulings for Trump's lawsuits
South Carolina and Georgia: A contemporary tale of two southern states
Terri Langston
“Nothin’ could be finer” than to see Georgia flip yet again
In fallout over polls, “margin of error” gets new scrutiny
Michael Schulson
Polling experts are questioning whether the margin of error is a useful metric. Some say it should be banished.
What can the left expect from a Biden-Harris administration? Pretty much nothing
Tony McKenna
A tale of wolf and fox: Opposing Trump was crucial — but in the long run, opposing Biden is just as important
What could Trump do to tank the economy out of vengeance? What Republicans have done for years
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans have a long history of hurting the economy for political gain, though Trump may also be driven by spite
Kelly Loeffler’s husband dumped his own stock this spring, breaking years-long pattern
Roger Sollenberger
Jeffrey Sprecher's unusual trades suggest couple made significant changes to third-party broker arrangement
Will Biden ensure my family is reunited?
Sonali Kolhatkar
Trump’s cruel anti-immigrant agenda separated untold numbers of families, including mine
How Trump revealed the right’s “psychic longing for an American strongman”
Alex Henderson
By attacking demographic change and subverting democracy, Trump became a hero for the right
Our worst pre-existing condition: Big Pharma
Bob Hennelly
Tax aversion and using public funds for private profits are part and parcel to the pharmaceutical industry
Take Trump’s coup seriously. It’s no joke — and Biden’s win was just a sugar high
Chauncey DeVega
There's nothing "normal" about this moment. Even if Trump reluctantly leaves office, immense damage has been done
Trump lost the election, but he is still doing terrible damage
William Rivers Pitt
Could a more competent authoritarian have done a better job at this? Probably.
Profiles in cowardice: House and Senate Republicans failed the Trump stress test
Robert Reich
Standing up to Trump is a test of moral integrity, and congressional Republicans have failed
Biden’s appointment of John Kerry signals how the new administration will handle the climate crisis
Shannon Osaka
By choosing Kerry, Biden has made it clear that climate will be at the forefront of international relations
Did anything good happen in 2020? We dared ourselves to look for the bright spots
Erin Keane
2020 has been awful — but a few good things did happen this year
A sweet Thanksgiving after all: America has rebuffed Trump’s assault on democracy
Alan D. Blotcky, Seth D. Norrholm
So much went wrong in 2020. There has been death, suffering and immense anxiety. But our nation will be stronger
Trump cancels trip to GOP fraud “hearing” at Pennsylvania Wyndham after Giuliani exposed to COVID-19
Igor Derysh
The campaign said similar "hearings" were planned in Michigan and Arizona, but that was news to GOP officials there
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