Opinion The Gop Blame Game The Washington Post

Opinion The Gop Blame Game The Washington Post A cartoon by michael de adder. The gop passes through the five stages of grief. opinions editorials columns guest opinions cartoons letters to the editor submit a guest opinion submit a letter. the gop’s blame game.

Opinion Blame Gop Elites Not The Grass Roots For The Party S Republicans want to know who they should — and shouldn’t — blame. here’s my data driven list: republicans wanted to win in a red wave, but they got a red ripple. who's responsible for all this. The gop blame game, as drawn by michael de adder. Americans said by a 20 point margin, 48 percent to 28 percent, that president trump and republicans would be more to blame than democrats for the impending threat of a shutdown, in a washington post abc news poll released friday. Washington’s gop establishment, along with many in the conservative media, lay the blame on the doorstep of mar a lago. according to them, republicans would have won in a landslide had it not.

Opinion How To Make The Gop More Appealing To Voters The Washington Americans said by a 20 point margin, 48 percent to 28 percent, that president trump and republicans would be more to blame than democrats for the impending threat of a shutdown, in a washington post abc news poll released friday. Washington’s gop establishment, along with many in the conservative media, lay the blame on the doorstep of mar a lago. according to them, republicans would have won in a landslide had it not. Opinion: who or what was responsible for the republican nationwide collapse in the midterms? after all, pundits, politicos and pollsters all predicted a “red tsunami.”. In several comments to reporters, trump appeared to suggest that diversity, equity, and inclusion hiring practices “could have been” a reason why the crash happened, alleging that the biden. The quinnipiac university poll released thursday asked americans whom they would blame most for a shutdown. and a majority cited either trump (22 percent) or republicans in congress (31 percent). “trump’s golf outings have long concerned secret service,” says the washington post, claiming trump’s desire to play at “his own clubs” and follow a “highly predictable routine” fed the.