Opinion · 115th Congress
What Are We Thankful for? Decorum, Trump’s New Favorite Word
As a record-breaking number of travelers hit the road, the rails and the skies for Thanksgiving, it is probably with no small amount of dread.
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Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Young Americans Need to Be Prepared to Lead Next Infrastructure Revolution
We must start robustly investing in our aging bridges, roads, rails, ports, airports, electric grid, water pipes, broadband network and more.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: A Few Cracks in Trump’s GOP Wall on Capitol Hill
Sure, the Democrats, if they take back the House, could go off the rails as the Republicans did in impeaching Bill Clinton.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: The Infrastructure Plan Is Like Our Roads. Both Are Falling Apart
Going to pieces Without a comprehensive strategy, huge swaths of infrastructure will be left out, including roads, bridges, rails, and municipal water and wastewater systems.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Puncturing the Happy-Talk Illusion of a Balanced Budget
When a Democratic president like Barack Obama or Bill Clinton rails against tax breaks for the wealthy and loopholes for the special interests, Republicans line up to denounce him for practicing
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Trump Is Losing the Republican Congress
Instead, it’s like we’re living through a mashup of Hollywood’s best (or worst) 1960s-era government-off-the-rails films: “The Manchurian Candidate,” “Seven Days in May” and “Dr.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Bickering Democrats — Still Mired in the 20th Century
With the Republicans going off the rails with Trump, the Democrats have a chance to emerge as the Adult Party in America with solutions that cut across stale ideological lines.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Where Will GOP Be When the Crazy Train Comes Off the Rails?
He rails against leaks and still picks up the phone and calls reporters himself. His staff is spinning out of control. He won’t stop tweeting.