Opinion · 114th Congress
Mitch McConnell Could Be the Superhero to Stop Trump
Over the next two years, at least, the Kentucky Republican will be the most important force for “truth, justice and the American Way” in Washington.
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Opinion · 114th Congress
Democrats Should Pick Their Senate Confirmation Fights Wisely
But the abiding truth was that few of Tower’s former Democratic Senate colleagues liked him or were willing to break party lines to defend him.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Three Voters Who Helped Me Understand Trump
In the eyes of his supporters, Trump had all the right enemies.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Parody: What If Bernie Sanders Actually Endorsed Trump?
. … Doesn’t he tell his supporters to go vote for Trump at some point?”— Donald Trump, Jacksonville, Florida, Nov. 3.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Losing An Election That A Rational Republican Might Have Won
The undeniable truth is that Trump has already lost an election that a rational Republican might well have won.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump Leaves Wavering Republicans in a Catch-22
Hillary Clinton: “It’s just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country.” Donald Trump: “Because you’d be in jail.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Voting for Gary Johnson Is About as Sensible as Writing In ‘Puff the Magic Dragon’
The unavoidable truth is that the idea of Gary Johnson remains far more appealing that the reality. This is — sadly enough for the nation — the most unequivocal “Which side are you on, boys?”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Clinton Fainting Flap Reveals Media’s Liberal Bias
In fact, as The Washington Post reported, “Just before noon, it was 82 degrees and humid at ground zero, although it was probably a bit cooler when Clinton had left two hours earlier.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
What Beach-Blanket Voters Tuned Out in August
[Manafort Resigns From Trump Campaign] For a candidate campaigning as a truth teller unbound by political correctness, Trump has consistently devalued the worth of the spoken word.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Night the Democrats Found Their Voice
And then there was the critique that probably most rankled Trump, with his claims to dubious billions: “Truth be told, the richest thing about Donald Trump is his hypocrisy.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s Coronation Challenges Republican Speechwriters
Telltale omission: Giuliani said nothing about Trump loving people from front to back.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Melania Trump’s Speech Wasn’t a Crime.
[ Trump Picks Mike Pence ] In the hours after Roll Call broke the news on Thursday that Trump had chosen Indiana Gov.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s GOP: Embracing Ill-Informed Bluster
But, in truth, the end came earlier when the sighs had it.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Down-Ballot Shuffle, A Ticket-Splitting Revival
The undeniable truth right now is that anyone who thinks that they can handicap the 2016 elections — both for the White House and Congress — is wrong.
Opinion · 114th Congress
‘Hillary Is Worse’ a Facile Defense for Reluctant Trump Backers
The Trump risk A Trump foreign policy would be a combination of America First isolationism and threats of a global trade war.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Sanders Needs to Figure Out Whose Side He’s On
In truth, a major reason why Sanders — unlike Clinton or Trump — boasts positive poll ratings is because Bernie has never in his career faced a barrage of negative ads or been demonized by the Republican
Opinion · 114th Congress
Cruz and Kasich Could Learn Lessons From 1968
The two remaining anti-Trump candidates do not have to forge a binding agreement.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Obama, Journalism and the Facts
After all, he hasn’t given an interview to a reporter from the Washington Post in 7 ½ years. Again, much of what the president said at the Toner dinner is inarguably true.