New York Times Opinion The New York Times According to a survey by the washington post, only 27 republican members of congress are willing to say that joe biden won. despite the complete lack of evidence of significant fraud, two thirds. Kevin mccarthy’s ousting is just a symptom of the g.o.p.’s deeper problems. hosted by michelle cottle ross douthat and lydia polgreen. now that kevin mccarthy is no longer speaker, who’s in.
New York Times Opinion The New York Times Speaker after speaker repeated the claim that america was safer and the world was more secure when trump was president. but we can look at trump’s record and see the truth. Sadly, four demonstrably untrue claims are foundational to today’s republican party: ∎ the 2020 election was stolen, and the jan. 6, 2021, riot at the u.s. capitol was peaceful. this isn’t just. "republican rejection of reality didn't start in 2020, or even with the trump era," writes the new york times columnist paul krugman. Despite the complete lack of evidence of significant fraud, two thirds of self identified republicans said in a reuters ipsos poll that the election was rigged.
Opinion Republicans Are About To Prove The Depths Of Their Bad Faith "republican rejection of reality didn't start in 2020, or even with the trump era," writes the new york times columnist paul krugman. Despite the complete lack of evidence of significant fraud, two thirds of self identified republicans said in a reuters ipsos poll that the election was rigged. Republicans across the country have started a campaign to cover up the truth, to hide our history, to prevent our educational institutions from teaching students the facts about our founding. House and senate republicans voted against the covid stimulus bill and oppose the biden infrastructure and tax measures. yet, despite the votes, more than a few cite their support for popular. Republican politicians seem taken aback by the idea that they’re outside the mainstream. stepping back a bit, they shouldn’t be, jamelle bouie writes. (thalassa raasch the new york times) in. When the economy began to slide, mainstream republicans remained deeply in denial. phil gramm, john mccain’s senior economic adviser during the 2008 presidential campaign, declared that america.
Opinion Republicans The Time Has Come The New York Times Republicans across the country have started a campaign to cover up the truth, to hide our history, to prevent our educational institutions from teaching students the facts about our founding. House and senate republicans voted against the covid stimulus bill and oppose the biden infrastructure and tax measures. yet, despite the votes, more than a few cite their support for popular. Republican politicians seem taken aback by the idea that they’re outside the mainstream. stepping back a bit, they shouldn’t be, jamelle bouie writes. (thalassa raasch the new york times) in. When the economy began to slide, mainstream republicans remained deeply in denial. phil gramm, john mccain’s senior economic adviser during the 2008 presidential campaign, declared that america.
Opinion Republicans Don T Believe In Democracy The New York Times Republican politicians seem taken aback by the idea that they’re outside the mainstream. stepping back a bit, they shouldn’t be, jamelle bouie writes. (thalassa raasch the new york times) in. When the economy began to slide, mainstream republicans remained deeply in denial. phil gramm, john mccain’s senior economic adviser during the 2008 presidential campaign, declared that america.
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