Friday, 28 April 2017

Friday's Opinions: We set a low bar for Trump. He still failed to meet it.

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We set a low bar for Trump. He still failed to meet it.
What did we expect?
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Populism on pause
Don't mistake the results of the French presidential election for a sign that populism is abating.
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Michael Flynn's fall tells a much bigger story
When intelligence officers such as Michael Flynn move from compartmented boxes to a wider world, they're not good at being normal — and they often pay a price for it.
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The White House can't seem to perform simple arithmetic
The outline of Trump's tax-reform proposal makes no sense.
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The dumbest part of Trump's dumb tax plan
Cutting the tax rate on "pass-through" income would make the rich richer, unleash a major tax-sheltering bonanza, and drain Medicare and Social Security.
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Three huge failures that will haunt Trump's presidency
In his first 100 days, he has governed as a hard-baked partisan.
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Trump's first 100 days give conservatives a lot to celebrate
He has made a turnaround from the pratfalls of the first 50 days.
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The education of President Trump (and us)
Trump may be a master flip-flopper, but Americans are also to blame for Washington's dysfunction.
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Ivanka Trump's White House role is a symbol of democratic decline
That's how the world sees it, if a panel in Germany is anything to go on.
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Four steps to winning peace in Afghanistan
How the Trump administration can move from a policy of avoiding failure to one of achieving success.
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Charles Koch: Trump's policies must not benefit only big businesses like mine
Here's how he can improve opportunities for all.
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The states' rights that Trump doesn't like
The Trump administration is happy to emphasize states' rights when it fits its agenda.
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This failure may doom Trump's presidency before it really begins
He seems unaware that he needs to be leading his party.
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The Post’s View
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Who's up, who's down? News organizations have to figure that out as they report on proposals bubbling up at the White House.
 
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The GOP should ignore the debt consequences and pass the Trump tax cuts
The Trump plan offers a radical shift from what we know didn't work during the Obama years.
 
Trump can’t escape the Flynn debacle
Flynn's shadow hangs over Trump.
 
The Daily Spicer: ‘The Simpsons’ is wrong
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