Not Extinct Yet: Some Republicans Still Run on Bipartisanship
Plus: How the House GOP fumbled another element of their Biden probes.
What does “normal” mean, anyway?
Weird things are afoot in Maryland, that “hotbed” of bigfoot activity, hauntings, and other eerie phenomena. The state is practically an X-Files ideas lab, and today we can give Mulder and Scully one more case: the one about a Republican nominee for a statewide election who is touting his opposition to Trump and the support he’s received from Democrats. Time-traveling politician? Visitor from another reality entirely? I can’t wait to find out.
Right after former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan clinched the Republican nomination for his U.S. Senate race on Tuesday, his campaign launched “Democrats for Hogan,” a series of ads that signal the general election stance the governor hopes will maximize his odds against his Democratic opponent, Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks.