Opinion · 116th Congress
The Trump-McConnell doctrine: Bomb them before they bomb us
But I think we can get away with this without my being disbarred.”
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Opinion · 116th Congress
Congress should seize the moment to modernize during COVID-19
The personal offices of members of Congress and House and Senate leadership should reevaluate how technology can lead to better service for their constituents and country.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Stop saving businesses and start saving schools
Without public schools to send their kids to, parents who can afford it are scrambling for a Plan B.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Most Americans want to help Dreamers. Trump shouldn’t stand in the way
It’s part of what makes America exceptional and something we should celebrate and foster.
Opinion · 116th Congress
The very American Postal Service now a partisan pawn, with democracy at stake
[jwp-video n=”1″] The post office has been a pathway to the middle class for many hardworking families of every race, and has delivered in urban centers and rural outposts without fear or favor
Opinion · 116th Congress
America — Halfway between hope and heartbreak
A mid-2019 Gallup poll found that a whopping 93 percent of Americans believed “gays or lesbians should … have equal rights as non-gays or non-lesbians in terms of job opportunities.”
Opinion · 116th Congress
Common Defense: Too many emergencies
The State Department subsequently invoked emergency authorities to send precision-guided munitions to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi as part of an $8.1 billion arms deal without a period of congressional review.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Chaos is all Trump has, as he hopes ‘law and order’ appeal will work in GOP’s favor
when he warned in a speech to police and prosecutors last year that Americans must start showing “the respect and support that law enforcement deserves,” and if they don’t, “they might find themselves without
Opinion · 116th Congress
Get rid of junk data to avoid more pandemic shutdowns
Without such information, the same inaccurate sources that drove the first shutdown (e.g., researchers at Imperial College London) will continue to influence our decisions.
Opinion · 116th Congress
A new normal for America
Should we shut down or open? How do I keep my children safe but still learning? Will my job be there to go back to?
Opinion · 116th Congress
The crucial privacy debate happening in the shadows of the coronavirus
It matters quite a lot, actually, because today the federal government has the legal authority to access those very Google searches, along with reams of internet browsing history, all without a warrant
Opinion · 116th Congress
Will Congress put education back on the stimulus runway?
There is no contesting the importance of supporting the airline industry, but if stimulus spending priorities are determined by economic impact, then Congress and the White House should give education
Opinion · 116th Congress
To prepare for the next pandemic, Congress should restore patent protections for diagnostic tests
Without reliable patent protection, no venture capitalist or business leader can justify continuing to make such large and risky investments. Until 2012, diagnostic methods could be patented.
Opinion · 116th Congress
In responding to COVID-19, Congress must not overlook people with severe disabilities
As it should, Congress is moving quickly to ensure our front-line health care workers receive the resources they need to continue providing care.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Oversight scares Trump as much as COVID-19
While it may have taken Trump a while to take this pandemic as seriously as he should have, there has been no hesitation or delay from him when it comes to avoiding oversight.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Internet voting is not the solution to the coronavirus election challenge
The research shows that these platforms are inherently and without exception vulnerable to malware and denial-of-service attacks, and pose unacceptable risks to voter authentication, ballot protection
Opinion · 116th Congress
5 ways Congress can help federal workers on the coronavirus front lines
Here are five things Congress should do right now to protect federal employees and the communities they serve: 1.
Opinion · 116th Congress
U.S. production controls and tariffs are not the way to help the domestic oil industry
Therefore, we have a standoff without a purpose. In an effort to drop prices, they’ve artificially flooded an already oversupplied market, fighting over a share that doesn’t currently exist.
Opinion · 116th Congress
America’s public health infrastructure needs consistent funding
[jwp-video n=”1″] There is a better way, and we should use the coronavirus crisis to put it in place, before we become complacent yet again.