Opinions P.M.: Andrew McCabe’s latest revelations show how Trump is his own worst enemy

A year after the Parkland massacre, we still aren't protecting our children; Cliff Sims worked for the White House. Now Trump wants to silence him.

The Plum Line Andrew McCabe's latest revelations show how Trump is his own worst enemy If only he could fire the whole country. By Paul Waldman · Read more A year after the Parkland massacre, we still aren't protecting our children The ongoing carnage is a tragedy and a national embarrassment. By Helaine Olen · Read more   PostEverything Cliff Sims worked for the White House. Now Trump wants to silence him. Nondisclosure agreements can't apply to most government work. By Mark S. Zaid · Read more   The West should support Ukraine's reform trajectory Russia will likely do its best to interfere. By Carl Bildt · Read more   PostEverything Progressives in Virginia have no good choices. Black women know how that feels. For black women, voting is rarely about finding a candidate whose views mesh precisely with their own. It's about harm reduction. By Mikki Kendall · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   PostEverything Want to stop cross-border gangs? You need a nerve center, not Trump's wall. A wall won't stop resourceful drug smugglers or traffickers. How about simply doing a better job of organizing and informing the country's efforts against cross-border criminal organizations? By Kevin Carroll · Read more   Trump could face a foreign policy revolt Trump loses control. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Outlook Five myths about the federal workforce No, federal workers don't mostly live in Washington — and the government isn't shrinking. By Walter Shaub · Read more   Venezuela's regime is using death squads today. Where is Ilhan Omar's outrage? Omar, and all Americans rightly appalled by the use of such terror tactics, ought to be on the side of the victim's families. By Francisco Toro · Read more   The Republican Senate's 2020 problem With 20 Republican Senate seats at stake in the next election, the GOP majority looks more precarious than ever. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Losing our democracy is a small price to pay for other things some people like Oligopoly! Add to cart? By Tom Toles · Read more   Most of the Green New Deal is make-believe Achieving what it wants is a tall order, and no one knows how much the program would cost. By Robert Samuelson · Read more   How to eat food and remain electable IF YOU MUST USE FORK AND KNIFE TO EAT PIZZA, USE SIX KNIVES. NO, SEVEN KNIVES! By Alexandra Petri · Read more   Paul Manafort's day in court spells trouble for Trump Was the president's former campaign chairman caught lying about collusion? By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Republicans are trolling the Green New Deal. Here's how Democrats will troll them back. Chuck Schumer and Democrats hope to turn the table on Republicans by spotlighting their climate change denial. By Greg Sargent · Read more   Recommended for you Get The Trailer newsletter News and insight on political campaigns around the country, from David Weigel. 435 districts. 50 states. Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings. Sign Up

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