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Print Every president leaves a legacy. For Donald Trump it is, among many things, a Republican Party in worse shape than he found it. He won 74 million votes in November — more than any Republican presidential candidate in history. Joe Biden, however, received 81 million votes and a clear-cut victory in the electoral college, which is why the Democrat sits in the White House and Trump does not. That’s how our system of representative democracy works. But Trump didn’t just lose the White House. Under his divisive, ego-driven leadership, Republicans also surrendered control of the House a...

News Analysis: In California, Trump's political poison spreads from top of the ticket to City Hall Mark Z. Barabak © Provided by The LA Times Then-President Trump departs from Los Angeles International Airport after a California visit. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times) Every president leaves a legacy. For Donald Trump it is, among many things, a Republican Party in worse shape than he found it. He won 74 million votes in November — more than any Republican presidential candidate in history. Joe Biden, however, received 81 million votes and a clear-cut victory in the elec...

Thousands of young progressives say they want to run for office Thousands of progressive young people have expressed interest in running for office since the start of the year, demonstrating ongoing energy on the left after last year’s elections. Run For Something, the PAC that supports young progressives running for state and local office, says 6,554 people signed up for its pipeline in January, many of whom indicated their interest to run in the wake of the insurrection at the US Capitol on January 6. The high interest comes on the heels of Democrats winning the White House and Senate, an...

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Voters wait in line outside a polling center on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, in Kenosha, Wis. AP Photo/Wong Maye-E State legislators have filed hundreds of election administration-related bills.  The fight against election conspiracies on social media will also continue at the micro level. The contentious aftermath of the 2020 election is now fading into the rearview mirror. But battles over voting policy and t...

12:49 p.m. ET, January 19, 2021 Current and former officials who've been critical of Trump have been invited to his send-off From CNN's Kaitlan Collins, Jim Acosta, Kevin Liptak, and Kate Bennett Dozens of current and former administration officials have been invited to President Trump's farewell ceremony tomorrow, including those who have been extremely critical of Trump since leaving the White House. Trump's former chief of staff John Kelly recently told CNN's Jake Tapper he'd vote to remove Trump from office if he could — yet he was still invited to the event. So was Don McGahn, the fo...