Klaus Marre is a journalist who writes for WhoWhatWhy. He covers a wide range of topics, including politics, current events, and investigative reporting. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to uncovering the truth, Klaus brings important stories to light and provides insightful analysis for his readers.
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Klaus Marre focuses predominantly on government and politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation, expert commentary, and opinion editorial. His coverage suggests a preference for authoritative sources offering analysis and insights into political events, particularly those related to the United States.
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Ever since abortion became legal, the GOP has portrayed itself as unequivocally “pro-life.” This week’s Arizona Supreme Court decision has exposed that as a lie.
By: Klaus Marre
Whenever actual knowledge of a subject is required, Donald Trump has lots to say but little to contribute.
After missing a day on the bench without explanation, Clarence Thomas was back on Tuesday for oral arguments in a case from which he should have recused himself.
Donald Trump's legal problems continue. On Thursday, an ethics group filed a criminal complaint with the FBI and DOJ alleging that the former president lied on financial disclosure forms.
It was another fun day over at Truth Social, where noted legal scholar Donald Trump made the case to be granted COMPLETE IMMUNITY for anything he did while in office.
The goal in this election is not just to defeat Donald Trump — it’s to beat him so soundly that he and his MAGA movement are no longer a political force. And the best way to do that is to make him a laughingstock.
By: Klaus Marre
The attempt to hide how Pat Tillman died began right after he was killed by friendly fire 20 years ago today.
In the Pennsylvania primary, suburban Republicans voted in droves for Nikki Haley, who suspended her campaign seven weeks ago. That could foreshadow a real problem for Trump in November.
By: Klaus Marre
Even by taking up the question of whether presidents should enjoy total immunity, the Supreme Court could be influencing this year’s election in a major way.
By: Gage Skidmore, Slams Rfk, Klaus Marre
Now that polls show that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign may draw votes away from Donald Trump, the former president has dramatically changed his rhetoric.
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