The ‘impeachment’ of Donald Trump
It’s amazing what semantic potency can reside in a pair of quotation marks
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It’s amazing what semantic potency can reside in a pair of quotation marks
Johnson, an aggressive white supremacist, spoke in favor of white rioters who had massacred black citizens in New Orleans and Memphis
Trump’s impeachment is the death of liberal proceduralism
The gavel will fall. Trump will remain in office. Democrats will mourn. Pollsters will poll and 2020 will be a nasty, nasty election
The South Bend mayor threw down with mean girls Warren and Klobuchar
He only needs to maintain support from 17 senators
Refusing to hand impeachment articles to the Senate looks like partisan pique because it is
Like Benjamin Disraeli and Boris Johnson, the president combines nationalism and liberalism
He’s unfit to lead the Democrats — let alone lead a great nation
The agreement doesn’t mark the end of the trade war. It is, at best, a truce
The president is often described as unpredictable, but he is really quite easy to read
The president turns the tormentors into the tormented
Her terrible campaign proves she has nothing to add
The president leads where the media and politicians fail
The party is struggling to adapt to the 21st century
There’s now a definitive narrative of how Giuliani orchestrated the removal of an American ambassador
The curious relationships among those helping to dig up dirt on Joe Biden
We were able to get back at the media in a small way — scheduling the press tour of the Christmas decorations for 5 a.m. on a Monday morning
The Democratic speaker wants impeachment over with. So does everyone else
By making Linda Sarsour his surrogate, the Democratic candidate has betrayed his heritage and his party