Opinion · 117th Congress
Biden’s infrastructure choice: Progressives or bipartisanship?
OPINION — Biden faces a herculean task in trying to meet progressives’ ever-growing demands while giving moderate Democrats cover.
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OPINION — Biden faces a herculean task in trying to meet progressives’ ever-growing demands while giving moderate Democrats cover.
Democrats are all in on pressing voting rights ahead of the 2022 election. Their problem? Republicans can stifle it no problem.
OPINION — Increasing Social Security funding would be a strong step toward disability awareness, equality and a return to normalcy.
OPINION — Donald Trump will never willingly give up the limelight, as his Ohio rally showed, and nothing could make the Democrats happier.
OPINION — The Hospitality and Commerce Job Recovery Act would provide restaurants a temporary credit for pandemic-related inventory losses.
OPINION — As long as the IRS stays in its lane, as outlined by law, it should have an adequate budget and staff to function effectively.
OPINION — The current American debate around voting rights draws parallels to the civil rights activism of the 1960s in more ways than one.
OPINION — Hispanics, by and large, are not conservatives — at least not yet — but they are centrists behaving more like independents.
Is thinking hard? Don't worry, Mike Pompeo's fundraising pitches won't require any thinking at all, Stu Rothenberg writes.
OPINION — A modest but meaningful pay raise would help restore the living standards of federal employees to pre-recession levels.
OPINION — With states continuing to pass restrictive voting laws, the war for democracy must be fought on two fronts: federal and stateside.
OPINION — The time is right for Congress to restore the imbalance between the legislative and executive branches in the arena of spending.
OPINION — As places of worship have reopened post-pandemic, the political divide in America has followed worshippers through the doors.
OPINION — As inflation heats up and Democrats fight over just how “progressive” their agenda should be, they might want to listen to voters.
OPINION — In the reimagining of the early Obama years by many Democrats today, two names are missing: Arlen Specter and Martha Coakley.
OPINION — Alaska’s new election system — open primaries and top-four ranked-choice voting in the general — is a model for other states.
OPINION — If bill titles are any indication, many lawmakers seem more interested in attracting attention than passing their own legislation.
OPINION — Biden’s radical policy changes have encouraged the drug cartels to smuggle more illicit substances like fentanyl across the border.
OPINION — Intelligence failures documented in a new report on the Jan. 6 attack are appalling. But don’t expect any further actions on that.
OPINION — Joe Manchin is the kind of senator Joe Biden wouldn’t have had a problem with, once upon a time. But things have changed.