Since taking on a leading role in Trump’s first bid for the White House, Steve Bannon has gone from a right-wing agitator relatively unknown outside the GOP’s ultraconservative base, to a household name & icon of the MAGA movement. My interview and profile as Bannon reports to prison today for contempt of Congress, which explores why Trump’s message, however abrupt, continues to resonate with some voters.
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My latest: President Biden and former President Trump will both be in Georgia for the first presidential debate Thursday, putting a spotlight on the battle for the relatively new swing state and Trump’s early polling advantage. Both campaigns say their ground-game operations will make the difference come November. But perhaps the biggest wild card is the involvement of Gov. Brian Kemp, whom Trump has made an enemy for not going along with his baseless claims of a stolen election in 2020. (With Kemp interview)
Debate in Atlanta Puts Spotlight on Georgia, Where Trump Has the Edge
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Is Virgina—a state that hasn’t voted for a Republican president since 2004–about to flip in this year’s general? Spoiler: Probably not. But Biden’s lead in the state could be taking a hit. And the Trump team thinks the state, for the first time in nearly two decades, is in play. I explain why.
Virginia Hasn’t Backed a Republican for President in Two Decades. Is It About to Flip?
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Politics and religion are two of the most hot-button issues out there. America’s founders envisioned a nation in which church and state are separate. But the line between them have blurred. Particularly now, as some of the nation’s most devout embrace a very unlikely candidate — Donald Trump. I sat down with prominent Evangelist Franklin Graham, son of the legendary Billy Graham, to understand why he and so many like him believe a second Trump presidency will turn the country around for the better.
Evangelist Franklin Graham Says Democratic Politics Have Turned Against Religion
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