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Much as his colleagues may be loath to keep him in their chamber — he has frustrated both Democrats and Republicans with his refusal to consent to votes on popular legislation over the course of
The speaker was a scruffily dressed man in his mid-thirties, who works in information technology, explaining his vote for Trump in the March 15 Ohio primary.
This differs from his refusal to bow to our cosmopolitan shibboleths (something that might also be a source of subconscious bias).
Maybe we put too much hope in these debates? In recent years, the hidden camera has replaced the podium as the catalyst for game-changing moments.
The president and his closest political advisers are said to be worried about provoking a new Cold War in cyberspace.
Johnson could have gushed over Aung San Suu Kyi’s fight for human rights in Myanmar.
In the past two cycles, Republicans have nominated serious candidates who were thoughtful and irenic.
It amounted to an effort to enhance his own political standing in the shadow of a tragedy, and, in doing so, he gave Clinton a window to do the same with the simple contrast of reason.
In fact, “Hillary Is Worse” could easily become an official caucus within the Republican Party.
] Of course, these sorts of missteps could never happen in a world-class Trump campaign.
The irony was thick in Marion, Indiana, on the eve of Indiana’s primary.
we should do around the world and what our leaders can accomplish in Washington.
Many of us would find it untenable to organize ourselves politically in groups that would be aligned with him.