Opinions P.M.: Democrats, remember the most important person to beat in 2020

Post Opinions writers will be covering the Democrats' second night of debating this evening. Keep an eye out for the A.M. edition of this newsletter for complete coverage. Don't...

Post Opinions writers will be covering the Democrats' second night of debating this evening. Keep an eye out for the A.M. edition of this newsletter for complete coverage. Don't get that newsletter? Sign up here. And follow this list for our columnists' live debate commentary on Twitter. Democrats, remember the most important person to beat in 2020 Here's hoping Thursday's debate includes more discussion of how to defeat the current White House occupant. By Eugene Robinson · Read more One Texan had a breakout night. The other had the roughest. Castro had laid his debate strategy carefully. By Karen Tumulty · Read more   What an awful debate Even from a ratings perspective, Wednesday's event fell flat. By Hugh Hewitt · Read more   Entertainment companies sell us fiction. But we need them to tell the truth, too. That's a bad thing for consumers, who can't know what they'll have access to or what's successful. By Noel Murray · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Here's the trouble with the Robert Mueller story Something affected his homework. By Tom Toles · Read more   Four questions that should be asked at Thursday's debate Wednesday night's questions didn't cut it. By Helaine Olen · Read more   Here is what happened in the first debate, as seen by me Ten candidates all better than President Trump argued to prove who was LEAST better. By Alexandra Petri · Read more   Progressives should be glad they lost the Supreme Court gerrymandering case The truth is that partisan gerrymandering is a really difficult question. By Charles Lane · Read more   Thinking about canceling your trip to the Dominican Republic? Do the math first. Math can help you figure out the risks of taking a certain vacation. But it won't tell you if you'll have a good time. By David Byler · Read more   The Plum Line The first Democratic debate actually told us a great deal There was substance to be found, believe it or not. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Warren's fateful choice on health care is a gift to her opponents She bear hugs the left, sacrificing electability. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Elizabeth Warren throws red meat to her base That strategy might work for her base, but it won't work for the moderate voter. By Henry Olsen · Read more   The Plum Line Trump's latest migrant horrors demand a real Democratic response. Here's one. Democrats are coalescing around a new response to Trump's border cruelties. By Greg Sargent · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get The Cybersecurity 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to cybersecurity news and policy, by reporter Joseph Marks. Sign Up

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