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Tweet Share Share Comment Nominating Fox News personality Pete Hegseth to be secretary of defense was, from the start, one of the least serious...
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Tweet Share Share Comment Slate takes final stock of just how Not Normal this election was. Joe Biden’s exit from the presidential race over the...
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Tweet Share Share Comment On Tuesday, the New York Times and the Atlantic each published stories about Donald Trump’s history of denigrating...
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Tweet Share Share Comment Why is Kamala Harris doing worse with Black and Latino voters than previous Democratic presidential candidates? That’s...
Tweet Share Share Comment At an Oct. 5 rally in Pennsylvania, Donald Trump told a seemingly apocryphal story about a decades-old women’s...
Tweet Share Share Comment About a month ago, polling guru Nate Silver wrote a (paywalled) piece for his Substack called “This Was Trump’s Election...
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Tweet Share Share Comment Kamala Harris is holding steady at a 3-point national lead in polling averages—enough to make her the favorite to win the...
Tweet Share Share Comment For most of Tuesday’s debate in New York City, Republican Ohio Sen. and vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance did well by...
Tweet Share Share Comment Kamala Harris, by most available measures, has run a successful campaign so far. Since she became the presumptive...
Tweet Share Share Comment Welcome to How Good Is This, Really? —renamed from the original How Bad Is This, Really? —a recurring feature in...
Tweet Share Share Comment Since I started writing about J.D. Vance in 2022, I’ve repeatedly noticed his use of a certain rhetorical technique that...
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Hello and welcome back to the Surge, Slate’s weekly roundup of the newsmaking-est figures in U.S. politics! I’m Ben Mathis-Lilley, filling in for...
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Tweet Share Share Comment On Friday, Donald Trump accepted Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s endorsement and appeared with the independent candidate at a...
Tweet Share Share Comment It’s been quite a ride for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the presidential race—filled with memories, shirtlessness, a staunch...
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