What some have missed in the Washington Post/ABC News poll is that 57% of those polled apparently believe Democrats are at least equally responsible.
Donald Trump
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Littwin: It’s a fool’s game to try to predict the midterms, except in formerly purple Colorado. The question is why.
Since the Trump era began, political predictions have become so much less reliable. The 2022 race for Senate control is just one more case in point.
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Littwin: Pelosi’s husband is savagely beaten by right-wing extremist and Trump says … nothing.
The threat to American democracy keeps growing worse. As does the associated violence. As does the cesspool that can be social media.
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“Cheap Land Colorado”: Choosing life off the grid in the San Luis Valley
“Cheap Land Colorado” author Ted Conover explains why understanding the subculture of the San Luis Valley’s “flats” matters in a time of political extremes.
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Littwin: Joe O’Dea is not just running against Michael Bennet. He’s also made Colorado a 2024 GOP battleground.
Trump tells his MAGA base not to vote for the GOP Senate candidate. DeSantis says the base should back O’Dea. And so it begins.
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Silverman: Who will speak out against hatred of Jews? Against Trump?
Silence is sinful under the present circumstances. Political leaders and media figures have special obligations to call out bigotry.
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Littwin: Trump slams Joe O’Dea as “stupid” RINO. You think O’Dea believes that will help him?
For O’Dea, it’s either brilliant reverse psychology or a sign of desperation in his bid to unseat Sen. Michael Bennet. We should find out by Nov. 8.
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Littwin: The Jan. 6 hearings would’ve been a huge success — if they’d changed anyone’s mind
Any fair-minded person who watched the hearings couldn’t miss Donald Trump’s crimes against democracy. Then there were the others.
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Joe Biden has made Colorado’s Camp Hale a national monument. Could a future president unravel it?
National Monuments have been political footballs since the Antiquities Act came to be in 1906. But so far court cases haven’t changed the president’s authority to shrink or grow them.
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Littwin: If Putin uses a nuclear device in Ukraine, how would Trump cultists respond?
It’s hardly certain that Trump would support a Putin tactical nuclear attack, but would anyone be surprised if he did?