Op-Eds
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So Invite Him In
Jim Acosta given new life by a Trump appointed judge.
Kavanatti #HeToo
A taste of Kavanaugh Karma for the Weather Channel’s lawyer.
What the Florida Count Tells Us About How Trump Stole 2016 From Hillary
Everything they’ve always done they assume the other side does as well. They invalidate other people by projecting onto them their own impediment.
Trump’s Great Post-Election Offensive
He now knows the ropes. And he’ll fight back as much as he needs to.
Acosta’s Last Stand? Accosted by Acosta
Big mistake to lecture the President when he’s being presidential. It’s gonna cost him.
A Much, Much Better GOP Night Than Had Been Forecast
Ultimately, that “blue wave” proved modest, enough to flip the House as expected but not more. Indeed, if he could have had one dream from his father, Obama could only have wished that the 2010 and 2014 midterms had been this modest.
The Politicization of Anti-Semitism
For multiple Jewish writers, tweeters, and pundits, partisan agendas come before Jewish unity. It is possible that this thoughtless division is an even greater tragedy than this attack itself.
Why more Americans do not know the polite fellow who was not polite
The police rapidly caught the hoodlum on that one. His name is James Polite. He is Black. He has been an Obama campaign worker and has been active in Democrat and liberal causes for years.
Preaching to the Choir, Short & Sweet: Why It Matters That You Vote
If time is a factor, just vote for those three: U.S. Senate, Congress, and Governor. It is like going to the restaurant and just ordering the main entrée, skipping the appetizer, the soup, and the dessert. Just do the entrée.
One Last Look at the Old Polls While the New Ones Are All Over the Place
The polls going into Tuesday are all over the place. Some are obvious and clear: Pocahontas will win in the tribal lands of Massachusetts, Gillibrand will win in New York, Hutchinson in Arkansas, Bernie in Vermont, McMaster in South Carolina. But lots of key races really are hard to gauge.