Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s Rendezvous with Destiny and Fear-Mongering
The 51-year-old Nutter understands the economic uncertainty facing those without college degrees. “I’m one of the few barbers around here,” he said.
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Opinion · 114th Congress
Thanks, GOP. XOXO, Hillary
Translation: Let Hillary win this time so I can come back in 2020 without having to run in a primary against an incumbent Republican president.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Sexual Assault a Personal Issue for Rep. Ann Kuster
Just before her speech, the 59-year-old lawyer said she hoped she’d get through the thing without crying, and she did.
Opinion · 114th Congress
To Beat Trump, Hillary Should Avoid Attacking ‘Republicans’
But during Monday’s “Morning Joe” appearance on MSNBC to discuss the terrorist attack in Orlando, she struck a different tone: “I want to echo something that I heard my friend and former [Republican] colleague
Opinion · 114th Congress
Even in the Waiting Room, No Escaping Trump Talk
I glanced up from the week-old People magazine and said, matter-of-factly, “Not everyone may be laughing.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Remembering Overlooked Black Soldiers
Ramsey’s meticulous research concluded that World War I Pvt.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Conservatives Must Reject White Identity Politics
“You should not let them do that,” he said. “It makes you look weak.” Actually, I think it makes me look strong.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Congress Failing Zika Test
It’s tempting to write the “I hate Congress” sentiment off as a habit of American voters at this point, but that’s not giving Congress full credit for earning the public’s disdain, for instance
Opinion · 114th Congress
With Trump, Ryan Wins When It Looks Like He’s Losing
“We need a real unification of our party,” he said.”I want to be a part of that unifying process.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Obama Deserves Credit for Visiting Hiroshima
Without context, Harry Truman’s decision to obliterate Hiroshima and then Nagasaki almost seemed like a crazed whim.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Art of the Duck
Apparently understanding the farce of it all, he joked, “I need laryngitis as quick as I can get it,” as the Trump questions kept coming.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Cruz Helped Create Monster That Devoured Him
“America is a better country …” Cruz tried to say, but was interrupted with the words, “without you.” “And a question that everyone here should ask …” Cruz began.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump Nails GOP Foreign Policy Impulses
cower without deploying force, to destroy ISIS without relying on allies and to grow the American economy without engaging in trade.
Opinion · 114th Congress
GOP Can Prepare for Open Convention by Studying 1976
. — the last time a major party held a convention without knowing whom the nominee would be. That year, incumbent President Gerald Ford bested Ronald Reagan on the first ballot.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump Presidency Could Veer Into Isolationism
It was nearly 100 years ago — April 1, 1916, to be exact — when the U.S. entered World War I and saved Western Europe from German domination.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Good Riddance, GOP Loyalty Pledge
With every candidate pledged to support him if he won, Trump could do, say, yell or skywrite anything he wanted without risking the chance that the party wouldn’t back him once the dust settled.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s Empty Cabinet
“I watch the shows. I really see a lot of great — you know, when you watch your show, and all of the other shows, and you have the generals, and you have certain people.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Clinton Owes Her Commanding Lead to African-American Women
“They are the absolute heart of the party,” Jaime Harrison, the South Carolina Democratic Party chairman said of African-American women in a comment posted on Sidewire (the political communication
Opinion · 114th Congress
Low-Key Kasich Won’t Pump Up the Volume
Pressed Sunday morning on ABC’s “This Week” about whether Trump is fit to be president, Kasich said with the courage of a diplomat avoiding the criticism of an autocratic ruler, “You’re not going to get
Opinion · 114th Congress
Democrats Say: Learn From the Bern
Last week, I counseled calm for Republicans looking at a possible Trump-topped ticket, and today I’ll say the same to Democrats about a possible Sanders nomination, based on conversations I had with party