Republicans Who Are Defending Trump Now Are Setting Themselves Up to Lose the Senate in November – The Nation

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President Donald Trump during a visit to Florida International University in Miami, Florida, on February 18, 2019. (Kevin Lamarque / Reuters)

Republican Senators in swing states are falling in their approval ratings back home. In Maine, Arizona, Colorado, and North Carolina, 63 percent of voters want the Senate to allow witnesses and subpoenas in the impeachment trial. Joan Walsh comments on the politics of impeachment, and on the losing arguments Trumps attorneys have offered.Ad Policy

Plus: This Sunday is the Superbowl, the biggest sports event in Americaa hundred million people watch the Superbowl these days. The Superbowland all of footballis sort of like Donald Trump: both of them provide mass entertainment that promotes tribalism and toxic masculinity while keeping violence in vogue. Legendary sports writer Robert Lipsyte explains.

Also: the Border Patrol, it turns out, has a youth groupBorder Patrol Explorers, an extension of the Boy Scouts. Morley Musick went to the Arizona border to find out who signs up and what they do once theyre in the organization.

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