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Trump promised to be a dictator on day one. We’re now past day 200

Donald Trump’s second term has seen a sustained assault on democratic institutions – political, judicial, media, cultural, academic – that appears to be only accelerating

The Guardian - US

‘We are at war – bring it on’: Democrats ready to fight dirty to stop Trump

Republican push for gerrymandered congressional maps triggers down-and-dirty response from new generation – will it work?

The Guardian - US

‘Resurrected’ Democrats look toward 2024 convention with renewed hope

Kamala Harris’s ascent in the race for the White House has imbued the party with joy and galvanized ranks

The Guardian - US

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Biden faces renewed pressure to step aside as Democrats’ rift widens

Tensions amid party members rise as Biden tests positive for Covid and will be in self-isolation in Delaware

The Guardian - US

After a disastrous debate, focus falls on Joe Biden’s inner circle

As the party asks who is to blame for the US president’s poor performance against Trump, calls grow for Biden to widen his team

The Guardian - US

‘One existential threat’: In shift, Biden gives Trump a tongue-lashing - Roll Call

After not saying Donald Trump's name for years, President Biden has pivoted to calling out his likely general election foe much more often.

Roll Call

Nikki Haley wins Koch endorsement for Republican presidential nomination

Influential billionaire’s organization hails ‘tested leader’ as better bet to take on Biden than Trump or DeSantis

The Guardian - US

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Biden needs a hope and change campaign

Trump needs 95% of Republicans to have a chance of winning. Simon Rosenberg explains "he's very far away from that"

Salon

Biden celebrates birthday as polls show struggles against Trump

Voters concerned that Biden, who turns 81 on Monday, is too old for second term while Trump, 77, makes headway among key groups

The Guardian - US

‘Don’t panic!’ say leading Democrats as Biden’s age and poor polls cast pall

A strong economy and legislative wins seem to cut little ice but party strategists say it is still early in the election cycle

The Guardian - US

Where did it all go right for Biden? Facts blunt Republican attack lines

Crime is down, inflation is falling and the border is quiet. Little wonder the House speaker is floating impeachment of the president for … something

The Guardian - US

Democrats see Biden as best hope against Republican challengers

Despite concerns over age, political strategists say Biden still a strong candidate against current Republican field.

Al Jazeera

Trump builds national lead over DeSantis but faces closer race in early-voting states

New polls show DeSantis eight points up on Trump in Iowa, which will kick off the primary, and level in New Hampshire, the second state to vote

The Guardian - US

Republicans win control of the House in an unexpectedly close midterm

Republicans secured the majority in the U.S. House on Wednesday, boosting the party’s ability to stymy President Joe Biden’s agenda even though the midterm results stop well short of a mandate from the electorate.

Los Angeles Times

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Just another midterm election? Or does a November surprise await?

In one sense, the fundamentals of this election season have remained remarkably consistent. President Joe Biden's approval ratings languish in the low 40s. High inflation stubbornly persists. And odds have stayed stacked against the sitting president's party.

Tribune News Service

Francis Wilkinson: Can polls survive losing half the country?

Attacking the credibility of polls (and pollsters) has become a kind of bank shot for those aiming to destroy the credibility of the institution that polls simulate: elections. Among MAGA adherents, if the polls are off, it’s not because polling has become more difficult. It’s because everything is corrupt and…

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