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The Problem with Trump Is Not the Existence of the Executive Branch

If the president can’t fire everyone in the executive branch, he’s not in charge. That’s a problem.

White House says Speaker Johnson flip-flopped on formal impeachment inquiry

The White House on Monday called Speaker Mike Johnson a flip-flopper for his plan to hold a vote to formalize the impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

Rep. Eric Swalwell speculates Kevin McCarthy will be next to leave Congress

Rep. Eric Swalwell says he thinks Rep. Kevin McCarthy will be the next member to leave Congress after former Rep. George Santos was expelled Friday.

White House warns Congress: Ukraine aid to soon run dry without more funding

The White House on Monday made its latest case to approve more Ukraine aid to combat Russia, telling congressional leaders that funding will run out by the end of the month.

White House monitoring outbreaks in China but sees nothing out of the ordinary

The White House says it is monitoring the surge in respiratory illness in China but there is no indication of a link between people seeking care in U.S. emergency departments and the outbreak in Beijing and surrounding regions.

Trump leads Biden in two swing states in new poll

Former President Donald Trump is ahead of President Biden in two key swing states in a new poll.

Democratic Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney announces run for Virginia governor in 2025

Democratic Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney announced Monday that he will run for Virginia governor in 2025.

Voters overwhelmingly support Republican asks on border security

Senate Democrats have reportedly ended negotiations with Senate Republicans over border security because the Republicans, according to Democrats, are asking for policies that are too extreme.

Not even Democrats are buying Bidenomics

President Joe Biden boldly tried to sell people on his economic plan as the core of his reelection campaign even though people hate the state of the economy under Biden. As you might have expected, that has backfired to the point that Democrats, including Biden, are sprinting away from the term.

The anti-Trump alarm goes off

THE ANTI-TRUMP ALARM GOES OFF. Around this time in 2015, some in the political commentary class had a collective realization: Donald Trump could win the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. A freakout of sorts ensued, although many remained confident that Hillary Clinton would defeat Trump in the 2016 general election. An even larger freakout occurred on the night of Nov. 8, 2016.

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