Opinion · 115th Congress
46 Million Voted in Primaries This Year. That’s Not Enough
Some party purists argue that only party members should be able to vote in a primary to select their nominees.
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Opinion · 115th Congress
Kavanaugh’s Fate Lies in Women’s Hands — As It Should Be
Without a woman on that committee, real justice for Anita Hill seemed impossible to the millions of women across the country watching it unfold.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Just When You Least Expect It — A Congress That (Sort of) Works
We’ve been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle.”
Opinion · 115th Congress
Trump to the Rescue (Maybe) in North Carolina
Harris has drawn some controversy for views, expressed in sermons and speeches, that women should submit fully to their husbands and that homosexuality is a choice.
Opinion · 115th Congress
What John McCain Didn’t Do
McCain called that ad “dishonest and dishonorable” and said the White House should condemn it. That same year, McCain told Fox News, “John Kerry is a friend of mine.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Think It’s Bad for the GOP Now? Wait for an October Surprise
A surprise contraction before the election would weaken GOP arguments that they should be rewarded for passing the deficit-ballooning tax bill.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Instead of Oversight, This Congress Believes in Under-Sight
In theory, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley — an outspoken champion of protecting governmental whistleblowers — should be raging about how these White House nondisclosure pacts undermine the
Opinion · 115th Congress
Parsing Ohio’s 12th: Neither Party Should Rush to Conclusions Just Yet
CNN: “Republicans should panic about the House and other takeaways from Tuesday’s elections” Washington Post: “Even if they don’t win it, Ohio special election shows Democrats remain on the march
Opinion · 115th Congress
Is Jeff Sessions’ Religious Liberty Task Force More Politics Than Faith?
The judge’s opinion — pronounced in the Lord’s name without a shred of irony — was based in his definition of faith: “Almighty God created the races white, black, yellow, malay and red, and he placed
Opinion · 115th Congress
What If Trump Is Trying to Throw the 2018 Elections?
Trump’s Treasury Department is working on a legally dubious backdoor maneuver that would slash capital gains taxes for the wealthy without going to Congress for legislation.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Even Tricky Dick Didn’t Bow and Scrape to Brezhnev
and his splenetic obsession with Hillary Clinton’s missing emails without wondering about the president’s grasp of the reality that this was a joint press conference with Vladimir Putin.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: As Trump Hangs Dan Coats Out to Dry, Russia Hacks On
Not for a moment did Putin offer that Russia should get any of the blame for the current low point in relations, which includes new sanctions and expelled diplomats in retaliation for Russian aggression
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Push to Abolish ICE Is the New ‘Repeal and Replace’
A law without enforcement is not a law, and recent polls have shown that most Americans do believe in enforcing immigration law.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: A New Climate of Realism Emerges in Energy Debate
Absent a far more aggressive effort to drive the low-carbon transition, corporate leaders should anticipate a continuation of the “tobacco-style” lawsuits, opposition to needed infrastructure, and all
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: To Keep Drug Costs Low, Think Competition, Not Price Controls
And the FDA should finalize guidance that provides certainty to doctors and pharmacists about when a lower-cost biosimilar drug can be used in place of a more expensive drug.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Enough of Border Crackdowns. Try Staffing Up the Courts
But one failed policy doesn’t mean we should abandon efforts to enforce the nation’s immigration laws.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Ignore the Hyperbole, Encouraging Work Is a Worthy Goal
However in recent years, a number of states have skirted these requirements by issuing waivers that allow approximately two-thirds of the able-bodied adults to continue receiving benefits without performing
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: My ‘Family Leave’ Was a Well-Timed Government Shutdown
Without a strong and well-defined national policy, the expectations for what a father can and should do when his new child is born are unclear.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Beware the Dog Days of August
And given the state of the world and Washington, there’s no reason to think the last month of summer this year will escape without an event — good or bad — that could impact the midterms this fall.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Home Is Where the Heart Is (and the Lungs and Liver)
Young or old, if you live in unsafe housing, or live without housing, you’re more likely to get sick or injured.