Opinion · 117th Congress
When an insurrection is seen as just another day in America
Andrew S. Clyde, the same Clyde seen — mouth open and terrified — helping to barricade the besieged doors that day.
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Opinion · 117th Congress
Americans need a personal option for health care, not a public option
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Opinion · 117th Congress
Afghanistan: No road map for success, just an exit ramp for failure
Even more unlikely is the emergence of an Afghan Ulysses S. Grant, with the courage and competence to end a military stalemate.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Biden’s progressive agenda doubles down on past policy failures
Also being considered is a $2 trillion energy tax, raising the estate tax and potentially taking aim at small businesses and S corporations.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Self-determination for Puerto Rico: A win for democracy, not Democrats
But attempts to link Puerto Rico’s status to D.C.’s quest for statehood all faded faster than the wave in a COVID-era stadium because those who care most about this issue — the people of Puerto Rico
Opinion · 117th Congress
Where Donald Trump and Ilhan Omar agree
Christopher S. Murphy tweeted on Feb. 25. “We are going to end the filibuster in 2021,” California Democratic Rep.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Where slaves once toiled, Vice President Kamala Harris will soon call home
OPINION — The vice president’s residence, soon to be home to Kamala Harris, stands on land once owned by D.C.’s second-largest slave owner.
Opinion · 117th Congress
The risks of a fragile majority
Democrats are pushing bills, HR 1 and S 1, that are antithetical to free and fair elections, not to mention First Amendment rights.
Opinion · 117th Congress
When churches need protection, it’s not normal, it’s dangerous. And it’s a sign of trouble to come
Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1963 “Letter from Birmingham Jail” chided the predominantly white religious leaders who urged caution rather than nonviolent demonstrations, who were more devoted to “order” than