Monday, 27 March 2017

Opinions P.M.: The Freedom Caucus blows its chance to govern

Get your act together, GOP, or risk your majority
 
Opinions P.M.
 
 
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The Freedom Caucus blows its chance to govern
They torpedoed health-care reform — and made themselves irrelevant.
Get your act together, GOP, or risk your majority
The party's current trajectory could spell disaster in the midterm election, but there's time to turn things around.
 
Why Trump and the GOP could fail on tax reform, too
He's still wedded to the idea that you don't need to know anything about government to succeed in governing.
 
We’re not a part of Somalia, Mr. Trump — and don’t belong in your ban
My government of Somaliland is seeking an exemption from the executive order.
 
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Memo to Jared Kushner: Managing government isn’t like business. It’s much harder.
It's one thing to blow up agencies. It's quite another to actually make them function better.
 
Jared Kushner’s project is doomed
Government is not a business.
 
Israel’s ambassador breathes a sigh of relief
More than anything else, Israel is relieved.
 
Golf-nut Trump runs into trouble on the very first hole
As we try to learn the rules of Donaldball.
 
 
Act Four Live: Pop culture with Alyssa Rosenberg (Mar. 27)
A chat about the best and worst in pop culture and why the stories we love mean so much to us.
Why does Sean Hannity care what Ted Koppel thinks?
Asks veteran newsman if he thinks his show is bad for the country.
 
Republicans’ Russia crackup
Nunes destroys his own credibility.
 
Short Circuit: A roundup of recent federal court decisions
No $1.8 million award for needle-fearing pharmacist, no $500,000 sanction for lawyers who goofed on diversity jurisdiction and no 131.75 years before possibility of parole for juvenile offender.
 
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Why Trump won’t ‘let Obamacare explode’
Trump apparently cares not at all about health care.
 
America may yet escape disappearing forever down the greasy Trump Funnel
Failure attaches.
 
After the health-care fiasco, Trump’s next move may be even more disastrous
Trump and Republicans may now try to sabotage Obamacare. The strategy is unlikely to work.
 
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