Opinion · 117th Congress
What awaits Trump?
That, and his simple acknowledgment in November that Biden won, almost makes the memory of his sought-after endorsement by citizen Trump in 2012 and his early attempt to gain a spot in the Trump
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Opinion · 116th Congress
The vaporous case against Neera Tanden for OMB director
Believe it or not, some forms of governmental controversy predate Donald Trump.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Trump’s ‘good genes’ rhetoric illustrates why the fight for justice never ends
It is only occasionally mentioned, perhaps because the details illuminated a truth people prefer to look away from, so they can pretend that sort of thing could never happen here.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Why is the GOP taking medical advice from Dr. Pepper?
Follow the leader In theory, political self-interest should inspire Ernst and other vulnerable Republicans to do their utmost to encourage mask-wearing, social distancing and all other steps need
Opinion · 116th Congress
Where faith divides: How do voters define justice in 2020?
Joe Biden is scheduled to speak for 10 minutes; Trump, Barber said, has not responded.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Trump in trouble revisits his tried-and-true — protecting your neighborhood from ‘them’
In the 1970s, Trump and his father, Fred Trump — president and chairman, respectively, of Trump Management — were named as defendants in lawsuits brought by the Justice Department, accusing them
Opinion · 116th Congress
The virus and the fabulist in chief in the White House
No public health cause is more vital than encouraging mask wearing and social distancing.
Opinion · 116th Congress
A mercurial Trump foils Charlotte’s best-laid RNC plans, probably
As usual, the catalyst for the acrimony was Trump himself.
Opinion · 116th Congress
An escape from reality is tempting, but America needs truth from its leaders
Though our culture often seems as fragmented as our politics, that bond has not completely disappeared, something I’ve seen in recent social media conversations as all sorts of people come together
Opinion · 116th Congress
Why Mitch McConnell should be the Person of the Decade, and not in a good way
Silent obedience to Trump For the last three years, I have been baffled about why Republicans on Capitol Hill have been so eager to bow and scrape before Trump.
Opinion · 116th Congress
How big and little lies, plus cash, prop up the ‘American dream’
In truth, access to the “dream” is rigged, with the wealthy benefiting.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Trump was trying to channel Reagan.
It’s more accurate to judge the speech less as a state of what our union believes than as a preview of the divisive social issues on which the 2020 presidential race will certainly be built whether
Opinion · 115th Congress
The Train Is Leaving the Station for the Last Rational Republicans
Is the Fox News bubble so impenetrable that, like a black hole, not a ray of light or a shred of truth can enter?
Opinion · 115th Congress
If Amazon Can Raise the Minimum Wage, Why Can’t Congress?
The best social program in the world is a good job with fair wages and the dignity that comes with it.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Remembering Recy Taylor and the Too Familiar State of Alabama
Back then, black men were lynched because of the hysterical fear that they were lusting after white women, when in truth it was white men with all the power who were disrespecting, assaulting and
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: The Tax Cut Question — Will Voters Feel Richer or Betrayed by Trump?
Tax cuts are the political equivalent of truth serum.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Puncturing the Happy-Talk Illusion of a Balanced Budget
But for all of McConnell’s glib words about wanting tax reform to be “revenue-neutral,” the truth is Republicans are likely to be faced with a choice of no tax bill or one that features more gimmicks than
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: For Whom and What Do Faith Leaders Pray?
In truth, many of those particular faith leaders in the Oval Office have aligned themselves with the Trump agenda, whatever it is that day, and they’re sticking with it.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Democrats Should Pick Their Senate Confirmation Fights Wisely
But the abiding truth was that few of Tower’s former Democratic Senate colleagues liked him or were willing to break party lines to defend him.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Three Voters Who Helped Me Understand Trump
In the eyes of his supporters, Trump had all the right enemies.