Saturday, 23 July 2016

Saturday's Opinions: Donald Trump is a unique threat to American democracy

Why Tim Kaine can be enormously valuable for Hillary Clinton; Pence the pliable; The route to D.C. statehood doesn't go through Cleveland; Trump is following in the path of despots; Donald Trump just set the table for Clinton; Trump is cultivating a state of panic; Please, Metro, put cameras in all cars; How greater diversity can improve Montgomery's magnet schools; Let's save Reston's API building; In acceptance speech, Trump's America is a dark and desperate place; Hillary Clinton picks a strong running mate in Tim Kaine; Eliminate the 'stark, racial disparity' in voting access in Texas; Republicans shouldn't scoff at D.C. statehood; Happy Hour Roundup; A tale of two weeks in politics, race and leadership in America; The coming fight over the soul of the GOP; What does Fox News do after Roger Ailes?; Final grade for the Republican National Convention: ‘D’; Seven things you’ll see in Philadelphia that you didn’t see in Cleveland
 
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Donald Trump is a unique threat to American democracy
He is unfit for the presidency and cannot be endorsed.
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Latest Columns
Why Tim Kaine can be enormously valuable for Hillary Clinton
His place on the ticket could lock up Virginia — and that's just the start.
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Pence the pliable
The Indiana governor bows to Trump, policy differences be damned.
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The route to D.C. statehood doesn't go through Cleveland
Mayor Bowser's handing out M&M-filled snack bags to Trump supporters leaves a bad taste.
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Trump is following in the path of despots
The reasons for the comparisons between tyrants and Trump transcend mere politics.
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Donald Trump just set the table for Clinton
Now all she has to do is lay out an appetizing agenda.
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Trump is cultivating a state of panic
It is necessary to confront his unmasked contempt for American institutions.
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Please, Metro, put cameras in all cars
It would make a lot of people feel safer.
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How greater diversity can improve Montgomery's magnet schools
Being well-educated requires an understanding of challenges facing people different from you.
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Let's save Reston's API building
Marcel Breuer's brutalist design is too important to raze.
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In acceptance speech, Trump's America is a dark and desperate place
The GOP presidential nominee delivers the darkest piece of rhetoric spoken by a major political figure in modern U.S. history.
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Editorial Cartoons
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The Post’s View
Hillary Clinton picks a strong running mate in Tim Kaine
The Virginia senator is not only supremely capable of serving but also fully prepared — from day one — to be president.
 
Eliminate the 'stark, racial disparity' in voting access in Texas
The 5th Circuit was right to rule against the state's discriminatory voter-ID law.
 
Republicans shouldn't scoff at D.C. statehood
The GOP, as usual, dismissed the idea in its platform and at its convention this week.
 
 
Latest Blogs
Happy Hour Roundup
Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.
 
A tale of two weeks in politics, race and leadership in America
We have been presented with two vastly different visions of who we are as a people and a nation.
 
The coming fight over the soul of the GOP
Who will pick up the pieces?
 
What does Fox News do after Roger Ailes?
The network's dilemma.
 
Final grade for the Republican National Convention: ‘D’
Trump blows his chance.
 
Seven things you’ll see in Philadelphia that you didn’t see in Cleveland
The Democratic convention will be radically different than the Republican one. Here's how.
 
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