Opinions P.M.: The DNC is right about the debates

Trump disrupted the 2016 race. What if Beyoncé upends 2020?; Can we risk nominating a man for president?

The DNC is right about the debates How to thin the herd. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more 2020 Power Ranking Trump disrupted the 2016 race. What if Beyoncé upends 2020? We can be sure that at least the debates will shake things up. By The Ranking Committee · Read more   Can we risk nominating a man for president? Male candidates are noted for sudden irrational desires, such as to assassinate Alexander Hamilton. By Alexandra Petri · Read more   Hong Kong's extradition law threatens our democratic spirit. But it's also awakening it. The new extradition law will install the mainland's system of persecution and repression in Hong Kong. By Denise Ho · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   The Plum Line Joe Biden just flip-flopped on abortion. Good. It proves the system works. This is just what a primary campaign is supposed to produce. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Australia's raids on journalists reflect a creeping surveillance state We urgently need to rein in the power of our law enforcement and intelligence agencies. By Emily Howie · Read more   If someone like Trump had been president in 1944, D-Day never would have happened The president's isolationism is unnerving the Western alliance. By Anne Applebaum · Read more   DemocracyPost Kremlin bars key challenger from the ballot — again Can the opposition outsmart the authorities? By Vladimir Kara-Murza · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   For some students, violence lurks just outside the school door More aggressive safety perimeters around D.C. schools could shore up education equality. By Colbert King · Read more   Please don't be fooled by Tucker Carlson The Fox host praises Elizabeth Warren's economic plan, days after calling her "nasty." By Erik Wemple · Read more   The Plum Line Trump's latest eruption at Pelosi reveals a terrible truth about this moment We still are not adequately reckoning with Trump's disinformation warfare. By Greg Sargent · Read more   Donald Trump thinks it looks like an invasion He'd prefer they stay home. By Tom Toles · Read more   Act Four What a story that began in the 1970s tells us about how to fix politics in 2019 Kindness and assumption of goodwill have rarely felt more radical, or more necessary. By Alyssa Rosenberg · Read more   Does 'generational change' make sense? Rejecting the baby boomers has a certain appeal. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Joe Biden gets in line The presidential candidate and former vice president does a 180 on the Hyde Amendment, as we suspected. By Jennifer Rubin · 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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