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Real journalists should be demanding she start holding long news conferences.
Our "better angels" seem to have been replaced by our worst devils. Will someone please lead by example as Lincoln did?
For too long politicians have focused more on care rather than cures.
I'd call this one a plus for Harris when it came to image and a plus for Trump on issues. In other words, a draw.
Some questions ABC might consider asking Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in Tuesday's face-off.
Hamas and all other groups that seek Israel's destruction must themselves be destroyed.
Dana Bash let Harris get away with not answering the big question.
CNN has an obligation to ask the Harris team tough questions about their policies.
An old saying referred to buying "a pig in a poke." That describes the presidential candidacy of Kamala Harris.
The film gets Reagan's toughness and convictions right, but it also displays something absent from so much of today's politics.
Those 1984 San Francisco Democrats may have migrated to Chicago this week.
Jewish students wishing to return to certain college campuses don't seem optimistic they will receive better treatment than last semester.
Making sure people are better informed before voting would help them and the country.
As an experienced debater, let me offer Trump some advice.
The bureaucracy seems to be putting more effort into protecting agency management than it did Trump.
There is so much the media and Democrats want to forget she said and did that the flashy thing might need to be constantly re-charged.
Netanyahu delivered a howling reproach to the anti-Israel and antisemitic demonstrators.
This was supposedly an accident. But what if it, or something worse, had been deliberate?
Could this unpredictable political season become even more volatile? Probably.
"The tongue of the wise uses knowledge rightly, but the mouth of fools pours forth foolishness."
