Opinion · 117th Congress
Partisan voters claim, ‘We wuz robbed.’ No, they weren’t
But 62 percent of Democrats opted for the Russia explanation for Hillary Clinton’s loss, while 21 percent said Trump won fairly. So it comes down to this.
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Opinion · 116th Congress
To my Republican friends in Washington
Four years ago, not enough of us believed Trump could actually beat Hillary Clinton.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Who is Kelly Loeffler?
In 2016, with Trump at the top of the ticket, Hillary Clinton won the longtime GOP strongholds of Cobb and Gwinnett counties in suburban Atlanta, where old farms have been plowed over for subdivisions
Opinion · 116th Congress
There’s got to be a ‘Morning After’ for American democracy
A surprising thing happened, though, after Nixon resigned in 1974, one step ahead of the impeachment posse.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Biden and Beto are like night and day — except when they’re potato-potahto
Just ask Hillary Clinton, who saw her 2008 hopes dashed there when Barack Obama won decisively.
Opinion · 116th Congress
It’s called accountability, but only for some
Apparently, it does not apply to Donald Trump Jr., who waxed enthusiastic about a meeting to get Russian dirt on Hillary Clinton, but who escaped being charged because he didn’t realize it was something
Opinion · 115th Congress
Obama’s Push for More Female Leaders Gets Help From Men Acting Out
Justice Department, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, showed a group of conservative high school students who was boss when he repeated and nervously chuckled at their chant of “lock her up,” referring to Hillary
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Trump’s Name Isn’t on Any Midterm Ballot — But It’s All About Him
Bush’s presidential campaigns, has long argued that congressional Republicans should challenge “the president when he is out of step with the country and hold him accountable for his words and actions
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Independents Can Help GOP Withstand Blue Wave
Republican Ed Gillespie lost to Democrat Ralph Northam 45 percent to 54 percent; Trump lost to Hillary Clinton 44 percent to 50 percent.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Saying ‘Not Trump’ Is Not Enough for GOP
Democrats since then are not immune: See Bill Clinton’s support of sentencing guidelines that led to mass incarceration, and the “superpredator” quote that came back to haunt Hillary Clinton and
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Trump Is Losing the Republican Congress
Step back: No one, regardless of political party, should be comfortable with the idea that a campaign would even entertain the idea of accepting help from a foreign adversary attempting to influence
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Democracy — With Big Brother in the Voting Booth
the United States by validating his fantasy that millions of folks impersonating other folks, many of them noncitizens, showed up at the polls, skewing the results and tossing the popular vote win to Hillary
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Pelosi’s ‘Medicare for All’ Problem
It’s not the first time Pelosi has found herself out of step with the demands of the party base.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: What the Vote on Health Care Means — Republicans Now Own It
Now that the buses have returned from the White House victory-lap rally and House Republicans have headed home for what undoubtedly will be ticker-tape parades, it is time to step back from the partisan
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump and Twitter: A Latter-Day ‘Fireside Chat’
There were times during the campaign when Trump’s tweets seemed to step on stories, thereby changing the subject from a Hillary Clinton scandal to something outrageous.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Hope for a United Future in America’s Divided Past
When you enter the new National Museum of African American History and Culture, you step into an elevator going down, and through its glass walls, the years flash by, with history moving backward, to the
Opinion · 114th Congress
Today’s Lesson for America’s Children: Good Behavior Is for Losers
Hillary Clinton’s party, if it is to have the political future not available to their vanquished candidate, must confront a legion of errors that led to their losses.
Opinion · 114th Congress
What Happens to the GOP’s Diversity Dream?
. … The first step in getting voters to like you is to demonstrate that you like them.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Is Hillary Clinton as Cautious as Her Reputation?
She has apologized for the latter, a step beyond her husband’s spotty statements of justification.
Opinion · 114th Congress
A Defiant Trump, and an Audience to Match His Mood
This week, President Barack Obama was stumping for Hillary Clinton in Greensboro and Tim Kaine spoke at Davidson College.