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Opinion · 115th Congress

The President Who Walled Himself Into a Corner

And border guards killed nearly 200 East Germans as they tried to flee to freedom in the West. In contrast, the U.S.-Mexican border is more than 1,900 miles long.

Opinion · 115th Congress

How the Republicans Fell for Trump’s Overconfidence Game

cannot be directly blamed, of course, for Trump’s well-documented ignorance, his obsession with Fox News, his vicious attacks on the FBI, his constant belittling of his own attorney general and his obtuse refusal

Opinion · 115th Congress

Opinion: I’m Sorry You’re Not Sorry

John McCain’s refusal to support President Donald Trump’s pick for CIA director won’t matter because “he’s dying anyway.”

Opinion · 115th Congress

Opinion: The Commandments According to Roy Moore Take a Hit

Moore has twice been ousted from his chief justice perch at the Alabama Supreme Court, the first time for his refusal to move a granite monument inscribed with the Ten Commandments from the state 

Opinion · 115th Congress

Opinion: Now McConnell Believes the Women

But there is no explanation for the refusal of congressional leaders to wake up to the sexual harassment that has been embedded in the culture of Capitol Hill for decades, if not longer, and to insist

Opinion · 115th Congress

Opinion: Don’t Skip the Recess, Skip the Games

Two more weeks in the swamp? Great! But McConnell was also facing the annual July chorus of demands to stay in town through the August recess to pass “something important.”

Opinion · 115th Congress

Opinion: How a Textbook in 2067 Might View Donald Trump

Buoyed by Trump’s rising poll numbers (he crossed the 50-percent threshold in the Gallup Poll in July), Republicans in Congress rallied to pass a $1.8 trillion tax cut and a complete rewrite of Barack

Opinion · 114th Congress

Jeff Sessions Is Unfit for the Cabinet

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

Opinion · 114th Congress

The Three Voters Who Helped Me Understand Trump

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.