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Biden defends his first-year record, challenges GOP critics to put forward ideas

WASHINGTON — A defiant President Joe Biden defended his record on Wednesday, arguing he had not overpromised what he could accomplish in the White House, even as his first year in office came to a close with his party having made little progress on many of his key priorities.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

America’s Coming Age of Instability

Why Constitutional Crises and Political Violence Could Soon Be the Norm

Foreign Affairs

Biden says Trump is ‘intimidating an entire party’ and that five Republicans secretly back Democrat agenda

Biden says several senators fear Trump-backed primaries

The Independent UK

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‘What are Republicans for’? Biden attacks GOP for blocking his agenda in news conference

Republicans are maintaining a unified front against president’s agenda in hopes of creating enough gridlock and chaos to make US voters reject Democrats in November’s midterms

The Independent UK

Biden press conference - live: President rips GOP obstruction as Trump loses SCOTUS bid to hide Jan 6 secrets

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The Independent UK

Texas' GOP attorney general tells Steve Bannon podcast 'we're done if anybody can vote' after court ruling

Ken Paxton’s comments come after a seismic court ruling in the Lone Star State which heavily impacts the Attorney General’s remit moving forwards

The Independent UK

3 Stocks to Buy if You Think Republicans Will Win Control of Congress in November

Recent polling suggests that the Republican Party might win control of Congress this fall. And we think a Republican majority in Congress could benefit Elbit Systems (ESLT), The New York Times (NYT), and CoreCivic (CXW). Read on to learn why.

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Republicans' red flag: GOP should worry

While Republicans crow about a shift in party identification, the generic ballot may spell midterm doom for the GOP

Salon

Republicans block voting rights protections from advancing – as it happened

Chamber expected to reject Democrats’ voting rights bill – follow the latest

The Guardian - US

Mark Z. Barabak: Trump and his enablers want to blow up the presidential debates. They shouldn't get away with it

Of all political rituals, few are as tiresome and threadbare as the debate over debates.

Los Angeles Times

Watch: Trump stumped by question on GOP

When asked by Newsmax, Trump failed to name a single thing the GOP could do with control of Congress

Salon

Michigan Attorney General Nessel: 'Absolutely' enough evidence to charge GOP electors

LANSING, Mich. — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said she believes there's "absolutely" enough evidence to bring criminal charges against 16 Republicans who signed a certificate falsely claiming to be the state's presidential electors in December 2020.

Tribune News Service

Surprise Congress map from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis would hurt Black, Hispanic voting power, experts say

ORLANDO, Fla. — In a surprise move, Gov. Ron DeSantis has inserted himself into congressional redistricting by releasing his own map that experts said Tuesday would dilute minority voting power and likely give Republicans an 18-10 advantage in Florida seats.

Orlando Sentinel

Wife of Supreme Court justice who praised Capitol rioters wants Cheney and Kinzinger out of GOP for investigating it

Virginia ‘Ginny’ Thomas is a veteran conservative activist whose political activities have often concerned matters before the Supreme Court

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Online Republican donors flood party, causes with $559 million in cash

WASHINGTON — Fired-up GOP donors gave $559 million to Republican candidates and causes at the federal, state and local level in 2021 using the GOP’s online platform WinRed, signaling sustained high interest from key small-dollar donors ahead of the midterm elections.

Salon

Who actually cares about Jan. 6?

As long as Trump and other leaders walk free, low information voters will conclude that January 6 was no big deal

Salon

DeSantis tries to hijack redistricting

Democratic lawmaker calls proposed map "unconstitutional" and a deliberate attempt to dilute Black representation

The Guardian - US

Schumer insists Senate will vote on voting rights bill ‘win, lose or draw’ – as it happened

Senate majority leader says ‘the eyes of the nation will be watching’ – follow all the latest news

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Librarians decry GOP moves to ban books in schools

AUSTIN, Texas — Outraged at the parents and politicians who are trying to rid school libraries of books they denounce as inappropriate or even pornographic, a band of Texas school librarians is fighting back.

Axios

America's youth goes left

"Generational replacement will not be kind to Trump’s Republican Party."

Axios

Gallup poll: GOP surged in party preference as Biden slumped

American politics is all about volatility.

Salon

GOP recruits Doug Ducey amid FBI probe

Arizona governor is loathed by Trump and tainted by a series of corruption scandals. Other than that, though ...

Chicago Tribune

Mayor of Illinois' 2nd-largest city announces GOP bid for governor with tough-on-crime message

CHICAGO — Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin formally announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor Monday, stressing his background as a former county prosecutor to focus on a tough-on-crime message the GOP is hoping will play well against Democrats this year.

The Independent UK

Martin Luther King’s son and Democrats hit out at senators blocking voting rights bill: ‘History will not remember them kindly’

The Senate is poised to take up Democratic-backed voting rights legislation this week, but two Democrats are standing in the way of rule changes that would allow it to pass

The Independent UK

Party preference among voters swings 14 points toward the Republican Party ahead of midterms

Comes as Democrats try to defend their thin majorities in the House and Senate

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