Opinion · 116th Congress
Writing a speech for the boss? Two White House pros show you how to nail it
</p> The foreword by Tennessee Republican Sen.
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Opinion · 116th Congress
2020 Democrats may dream big now, but reality will bite them later
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> Great expectations?
Opinion · 116th Congress
What a close Republican win in a North Carolina House race means (maybe) for 2020
Bishop certainly credited Trump — the president, of course, took all of it — who helped the candidate overcome scandal over the race and his own controversial support of a “bathroom bill” that hurt business
Opinion · 116th Congress
As election security risks grow, Congress must get off the sidelines
This bipartisan bill would greatly increase the cost to foreign adversaries meddling in our elections.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Criminal justice reform had a bipartisan minute. Then 2020 reared its head
</p> But is the public changing?
Opinion · 116th Congress
Congress has college affordability in its grasp. They should vote for ISAs
</p> The Senate bill — introduced by Republicans Todd Young and Marco Rubio and Democrats Mark Warner and Chris Coons — would codify several measures to ensure that ISAs shift the risk of poor workforce
Opinion · 116th Congress
Ken Cuccinelli wants to be a poet. First he needs a history lesson
</p> Ken Cuccinelli, acting director of U.S.
Opinion · 116th Congress
How about a crime bill for white people instead of black people?
</p> So it’s absolutely true that it’s time to rewrite the crime bill and push for more criminal justice reform.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Biden vows to be less polite with Harris in Detroit debate. That won’t be enough
</p> [jwp-video n=”2″]</p> For Biden, who has preached the gospel of Sen.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Moderation in the Trump era? Democrats, it’s futile
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> I also appreciate the political artistry of Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign as the then-Arkansas governor tried to neutralize the arguments that Ronald Reagan had used against
Opinion · 116th Congress
Governor who? Hickenlooper, Inslee and Bullock are at 1 percent. Combined
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> The governor’s edge Hickenlooper is 100 percent right.
Opinion · 116th Congress
U.S. health care would collapse without foreign-trained nurses like me, so why did the House vote to ban us?
</p> Increasingly, the nurse answering that bedside call looks and sounds a lot like me, a first-generation immigrant.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Why Kelly Craft is the right person for UN ambassador
</p> “Being President Trump’s ambassador to Canada has been no walk in the park,” says Gordon Giffin, who knows what the post entails, having held it under President Bill Clinton.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Are we in this American experiment together? A July Fourth question to contemplate
With Trump’s re-election plan to stir up resentments, villains are needed — asylum seekers fit the bill.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Americans have been shortchanged. House Democrats want to change that
</p> In June, we passed through the House two packages of spending bills, along with a standalone appropriations bill, for the upcoming fiscal year.
Opinion · 116th Congress
This election, black voters will not lie low and take one for the team
</p> Increasingly, that tactic won’t work.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Working with the enemy? Biden was just doing his job
“What’s important is we know how strongly we feel when we oppose each other, but we never surprise each other by going around someone’s back and sneaking something into a bill.
Opinion · 116th Congress
As Democrats line up to debate, the GOP is regressing
Bill Richardson of New Mexico and Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.</p> This is different, I thought.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Bill de Blasio is wrong about New York City’s schools
</p> And then there are some numbers that stop you cold.