As Americans celebrate Halloween just before Election Day, the holiday is often used as an opportunity for humorous political disguises.
Unique costumes from past political figures include Nixon masks, the Obamacare error page, the “hanging chad” and even Russian President Vladimir Putin on a horse. But have you seen this year’s ideas?
The Washington Post printed their own politically themed costumes – none of which include the presidential candidates–or Ken Bone. Here are a few of our favorites.
How Third Parties Impact the American Democracy
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Utah’s Governor Wants Democrats and Republicans to Disagree Better
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MAY 4, 2024
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APRIL 13, 2024
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How a Growing Divide in Politics Impacts Americans’ Views on Political Violence
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February 11, 2024
FEBRUARY 10, 2024
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Growing Fears for the Future of American Democracy
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