Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s 5 Most Offensive Debate Moments for Women
</p> [Opinion: Time for Mike Pence to Take a Stand] </p> 1. “It’s locker room talk.”
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Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump Leaves Wavering Republicans in a Catch-22
</p> Donald Trump: “Because you’d be in jail.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Leaked Tape and Debate Format No Match for Trump’s Biggest Hurdle
After initially responding with a tight-lipped press release, offering a grudging apology and taking a shot at Bill Clinton, Trump has two days to figure out how to somehow defend the indefensible.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Can Donald Trump Feel Your Pain?
</p> Honestly, it’s hard to see why Team Trump consented to this format in the first place.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Still Plenty of Time for October Surprises
</p> ***</p> While funding of campaign commercials can be murky in a “Citizens United” world, there is no such thing as a stealth TV ad.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Mike Pence Has More to Lose Than an Election
</p> Pence’s job is harder because his greatest asset is his credibility.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Voting for Gary Johnson Is About as Sensible as Writing In ‘Puff the Magic Dragon’
</p> Up until now, Libertarian Gary Johnson was neutral ground.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Can Trump Repair His Disconnect With Minorities and Women?
</p> [Donald Trump and the Second Battle of the Sexes]</p> Is there hope he will reset for the next debate on issues of race and gender that bedevil him?
Opinion · 114th Congress
Donald Trump’s a Real Trickle-Downer in Clinton’s Eyes
</p> The political map is in the midst of its biggest rewrite since 1996 when Bill Clinton swept such now safe GOP bastions as Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Donald Trump and the Second Battle of the Sexes
</p> While Trump’s shouted comments initially landed glancing blows (attacking Bill Clinton over NAFTA), the former reality-show host soon degenerated into pure gibberish.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Mitch McConnell: Time to Act on Bill That Provides Critical Funding
</p> First, this is what’s known as a “clean” CR.</p> It’s a clean bill because of what it doesn’t have: controversial policy riders from either party. Zip. Zero. Zilch.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Divergent Visions of Success in Higher Ed
</p> Yet for colleges, there seems to be as many definitions of success as there are colleges.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Partisan Lines on Gun Safety Shift … Subtly
</p> Toomey joined Democrats last year on a similar bill after the San Bernardino shootings and voted over the summer on a GOP proposal to crosscheck gun purchases against the terrorist watch list.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Letting Gary Johnson Debate Is Simply Too Risky
Bill Weld, Johnson has put together a Libertarian ticket that exceeds the minimal standard for seriousness.</p> The 15-percent polling requirement is an arbitrary artifact of history.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Clinton Fainting Flap Reveals Media’s Liberal Bias
</p> And more recently, CBS’s Charlie Rose interviewed Bill Clinton and asked if his wife’s episode was caused by dehydration or a more serious health issue.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Louisiana Flooding Makes Case for Changes to Insurance Program
</p> [Louisiana Lawmakers to Determine Flooding Response]</p> Former Louisiana Sen. Mary L.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Did Hillary Clinton Ace Her ‘Job Interview’ in North Carolina?
</p> Clinton also saw a threat to the state’s future in Republican-backed House Bill 2, the so-called “bathroom bill” that invalidated Charlotte’s LGBT anti-discrimination ordinance.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s Immigration Plan: Scapegoating Cloaked as Policy
done in increasing deportations while awaiting a comprehensive immigration bill.
Opinion · 114th Congress
A Worthwhile Hillary Initiative to End Washington Gridlock
</p> The inspiration was “Putting People First,” Bill Clinton and Al Gore’s 1992 trade paperback designed to portray the youthful Democratic ticket as policy visionaries.