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Progressives put out the unwelcome mat, and city dwellers will pay the price for years to come.
Democrats have gone left, so they’re not going to do it. The GOP needs a renewed seriousness.
He’ll face one eventually, and there’s good reason to worry the administration will be unprepared.
Trump needs a way out of the shutdown. Meanwhile, Howard Schultz misjudges the country’s direction.
The challenge, pressure and opportunity of being a female candidate in 2020.
Trump is unserious, but so are Schumer and Pelosi. Two decades of cynical game-playing are enough.
Political correctness could destroy the arts and entertainment. Only the left can defeat it.
America needs candor. The president’s supporters won’t be convinced by anonymous testimony.
The great man had his flaws, but he understood that people are not only political beings.
Trump, like Obama before him, appealed primarily to emotion. That’s a troubling political trend.
As America’s mystique has faded, we’ve grown to miss the skill and steadiness we once took for granted.
It was a tragedy for Bill Clinton, Monica Lewinsky and America. He could have averted it by apologizing.
Trump suffered a loss but not a repudiation. The Democrats should think of themselves as his board.
Look for someone with ‘an ambition for self that becomes an ambition for something larger.’
Politicians in both parties need to clean up their own side of the street.
From Saudi arms sales to 'Horseface,' the weirdness of the Trump presidency never seems to let up.
Susan Collins put on a clinic in thoroughness and justice. Democrats need to stand up to the screamers.
American institutions — and therefore democracy itself — are frailer than we often realize.
The Correspondents' Association fête isn't just bad, it's bad for America. Let this one be the last.
In the second year of the Trump era, above all you are required to keep your composure.
