Opinion · 116th Congress
Bill de Blasio is wrong about New York City’s schools
The truth is that without political conflict or celebrity bribes, the media generally isn’t interested in most education issues.
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Opinion · 116th Congress
Running for re-election the Trump way — with half the country against you
With the unemployment rate at 3.6 percent, any president would be entitled like Trump to crow about the economy without crediting his predecessor.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Democrats running for president should run for the Senate.
“Beto should run against Sen. John Cornyn in Texas.” “Former Gov. John Hickenlooper should challenge Sen. Cory Gardner in Colorado.” You get the picture.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Together on the front lines: How the US and UN are promoting stability in Lebanon
Without question, the U.S. is Lebanon’s primary security partner, providing $1.7 billion in aid since 2006.
Opinion · 116th Congress
America is about to find out if ‘Lunch Bucket Joe’ is a man of steel
What should be even more worrying for the Biden campaign, in those somewhat disappointing debates, is that he wasn’t even the target of the attacks.
Opinion · 116th Congress
The politics of abortion surge to forefront of 2020 debate
At that gruesome moment, your state representative, a 63-year-old part-time farmer, walks into the exam room and tells you what he thinks you should do.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Gleeful Democrats pulled off the perfect tax scam
What’s most disheartening about this admission is the fact that it comes from a journalist, a journalist who should be disturbed by what he knows was a false narrative perpetrated on voters but instead
Opinion · 116th Congress
In his White House drama, Trump’s favorite word is ‘acting’
Making scant secret of his own loyalties on the matter, Mnuchin said, “The general public when they elected President Trump made the decision to elect him without his tax returns being released.”
Opinion · 116th Congress
Today she’s telling Lindsey Graham why abortion should remain legal
The debate about who makes decisions about those pregnancies should not be easy or simple either. “The only way I thought the men in that chamber would get it is was to personalize it,” she said.
Opinion · 116th Congress
If your taxes are a complicated mess, you’re not alone
While it would reduce the burden on taxpayers, a return-free system could not cover a substantial portion of filers without significant tax simplification, a solution to the IRS’s long-term issues, and
Opinion · 116th Congress
Joe Biden can change. Will Democrats let him try?
It’s a quality Democrats should be celebrating, not punishing, as they look for a candidate who can both defeat President Donald Trump in 2020 and, not incidentally, run the country after that.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Mueller and Barr just did Democrats a gigantic favor
Nobody thinks a president should be allowed to run the government alone or without the other two branches of government checking his work.
Opinion · 116th Congress
This isn’t Nancy Pelosi’s first impeachment rodeo
Should it be published? Should it be secret? Could it stay secret? Would it come at the end of the week? Would it come at the beginning of next week?” Sound familiar?
Opinion · 116th Congress
There are at least eight accountants in Congress. Maybe they can pop the debt balloon
The ever-increasing national debt is an issue that everyone should care about.
Opinion · 116th Congress
The capitalism vs. socialism debate: Bring it on
Socialism is slowly making a comeback, a cultural shift that should concern political and business leaders of both parties.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Trump’s HIV plan is bold. But can he back it up?
We also need to make sure that effective pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, is available without hassles for all who need it, along with recommended screenings and clinical care.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Another university is imploding. The federal government must do more
First, the federal government should reform how institutions are identified as being at risk of closure.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Jamie Dupree is still telling stories, even without his voice
I first met him as a too-eager press secretary who (wrongly) thought my senator-boss should ask me before talking to Jamie in the Capitol elevators. What did I know?
Opinion · 116th Congress
Senators running for president: This gun bill is your first major test
OPINION — It goes without saying that the House passage of measures that would strengthen our nation’s background check system and expand background checks to every single gun purchase is a major step
Opinion · 116th Congress
The perils of investigating a complete buffoon
Democrats should have a strong sense of those answers before they go into that hearing, not after. They should also know for themselves what their end game is.