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Washington PostMonday, 11 May 2026
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XI CONFIDENT IN HIS COUNTRY’S POWER Trump is weakened with U.S. mired in war
The paper treats the continued electoral viability of candidates who disputed the 2020 election as a point of serious institutional concern. It focuses on the systemic implications for future state-level governance.
Following the disputed 2020 US presidential election, several political figures who promoted unproven claims of fraud have built campaigns for state governorships, positions that hold significant power over future election administration.
“Election deniers could be governors”
“Institutionally concerned and analytical”
Election deniers could be governors
Republicans who backed false 2020 claims may win swing-state nominations
Dream of post-oil economy in the Gulf is in peril
U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran threatens region’s long-term plans
Examines how regional instability and conflict with Iran are threatening the long-term economic diversification strategies of wealthy Gulf states.
Anti-woke Ramaswamy confronts racism in GOP
Grabs Ohio gubernatorial nomination, takes aim at bigotry at town hall
Highlights internal party tensions regarding race and identity through the experiences of a specific Republican candidate.
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