
Republicans must lean to deal with a political reality without Trump
For the first time in more than a decade, Republicans are waking up to a Washington where Democrats control the White House and Congress, adjusting
For the first time in more than a decade, Republicans are waking up to a Washington where Democrats control the White House and Congress, adjusting
His cult-like control over Republicans is fading as more and more realize that he is an out -of-control tyrant who has brought America to its brink.
He still has support from extremists, some rank-and-file, and hard-core right-wingers but he is no longer the dominating force for the GOP.
With massive turnouts of Black and Hispanic voters, along with progressives in the Southern state’s suburbs, the move to blue continued in Georgia.
Trump’s continued to delay the start of transition, combined with his avoidance of action on the rapidly increasing pandemic increases the risks of more deaths. More than 240,000 have already died.
Wavering Republicans are providing the final nail in the coffin of the dead Trump presidency.
The nation’s next president brushes off the childishness stunts of the loser voted out of the office and is on the job.
As the counts widen Biden’s margin over the slumping Trump, the president who lies turns up the rhetoric of false claims.
With a more balanced approach, Biden seems to be returning the political debate closer to normal after four years of acrimony brought on by Trump’s anger, hate, and chaos.
The vice presidential debate was calmer and more nuanced than the debacle in last week’s presidential debate and Harris established a straightforward ability to articulate the pending presidency of Joe Biden and her ability to be his backup and, if needed, replacement. Pence, of course, lied a lot.