Opinion · 114th Congress
Thanks, GOP. XOXO, Hillary
CLEVELAND — Right about now, Rob Russo, the guy who handles Hillary Clinton’s correspondence, should be putting the finishing touches on dozens of thank-you notes.
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Opinion · 114th Congress
The Moment That Will Define Mike Pence
What struck me about Pence — and stuck — is this: He operated from the conservative moral high ground without making things personal; his sunny optimism contrasted starkly with the grim assessment
Opinion · 114th Congress
Speech Scandal Revealed a Great Lesson for the Media
He was the first, but hardly the last Trump surrogate to lie about the episode without an ounce of shame.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Treating FBI Chief as Villain a Mistake for GOP
They should have simply echoed Comey’s staggering indictment of Clinton’s judgment and truthfulness.
Opinion · 114th Congress
How Google is Ruining Politics
Cab drivers can’t go two blocks without the guy in the backseat opening Waze and disclosing the fastest way to get across town, even though the cab driver knows that some of the “fastest routes”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Is It Time for a New National Anthem?
If that were the criteria, we should be singing “The Battle of New Orleans.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
The GOP’s Civil Rights Amnesia
When the face of your opposition on any issue is John Lewis, you need to choose your words carefully: “Publicity stunt” probably should not be the go-to phrase.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Sexual Assault a Personal Issue for Rep. Ann Kuster
Just before her speech, the 59-year-old lawyer said she hoped she’d get through the thing without crying, and she did.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Lesson From Orlando: Ideology is the Enemy
Our civil liberties are the hallmark of our free and democratic society, but they should not be absolute.
Opinion · 114th Congress
To Beat Trump, Hillary Should Avoid Attacking ‘Republicans’
The hard part will be to do them without demonizing Republicans in the process. My guess is that the vast majority of “Never Trump” Republicans will be “Never Hillary” come November.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Eerie Parallels Between Trump’s Campaign and 1872
Abandoning one party upon seeing a chance to win the presidency through the other is less common, but not without precedent.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Attack on Electrical Grid Could Collapse Economy
What happened is ominous because it reminded us that we should not believe ourselves immune to such an attack, even in the United States.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Remembering Overlooked Black Soldiers
Henry Johnson of Albany, New York, was a decorated war hero (serving in France with the Black 369th Infantry Regiment called the Harlem Hellfighters), and should have received the Medal of Honor, as originally
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Truth About Tolls
That money should be going toward public infrastructure projects — not into tolling companies’ pockets.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Conservatives Must Reject White Identity Politics
“You should not let them do that,” he said. “It makes you look weak.” Actually, I think it makes me look strong.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Congress Failing Zika Test
Republicans argued that the White House was padding its Zika request, they pointed out that the $622 million would just be a cash-infusion to get the government through September, and that the president should
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s Success Exposes the Limits of Nate Silver’s Predictions
This wasn’t some cold or sterile scientific analysis of Trump’s long odds, it was a suggestion from a guy who had a lot of credibility at the time that only kooks should be afraid Trump might actually
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Art of the Duck
, without the downside of a potential Trump blowout. The problem is there’s no way to know which side is which until Election Day.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Republicans Couldn’t Muster the Honor to Fight Trump
But this time around, no one should be crowing, “The system worked.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Cruz Helped Create Monster That Devoured Him
“America is a better country …” Cruz tried to say, but was interrupted with the words, “without you.” “And a question that everyone here should ask …” Cruz began.