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Democrats want to impeach Kavanaugh? Go for it!; Calling out the GOP's hypocrisy and corruption; Trump can't get the clean air coming from California out of his head ; What we need to know about the whistleblower; Trump and McConnell, watch this ad. Then do something about gun violence.; No, the Kavanaugh controversy won't help Trump in 2020; Justin Fairfax lawsuit aims to settle scores, but it could open new chapter in Virginia politics; Here's a better way to do Medicare-for-all; Sarah Sanders, media critic; Buttigieg tells Medicare-for-all proponents to show their cards; Trump is the smear artist — not the New York Times; Electability becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy; Want comedy to change minds? The risk of offensiveness has to be there.; As the whistleblower story gets worse for Trump, his corruption keeps spreading; Democrats can wish for a repeat of 2008 all they want. It's not going to happen.; Who is being naive here?

Sign up for this newsletter Read online Your afternoon dose of Post commentary and guest opinions.       (Kim Kyung Hoon/Reuters) We're losing birds at an alarming rate. We can do something about it. In the past 50 years, North America has lost 3 billion birds.Luckily, we know how to reverse the decline. By Michael Parr ● Read more » Democrats want to impeach Kavanaugh? Go for it! Democrats do not seem to realize that when they make threats like these, they are not hurting Kavanaugh or Trump, they are hurting themselves. By Marc Thiessen ● Read more » Calling out the GOP's hypocrisy and corruption Pence is called out for enabling corruption and hypocrisy. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » Trump can't get the clean air coming from California out of his head Now he has a splitting headache. By Tom Toles ● Read more »   What we need to know about the whistleblower And why it matters. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Trump and McConnell, watch this ad. Then do something about gun violence. America is tired of children — everyone — living in fear that they will be next. By Jonathan Capehart ● Read more » New election security funds are a start but McConnell is stalling on Russia threat No, the Kavanaugh controversy won't help Trump in 2020 President Trump thinks it will motivate his voters. But what if it motivates Democrats even more? By Paul Waldman ● Read more » Justin Fairfax lawsuit aims to settle scores, but it could open new chapter in Virginia politics The lawsuit reads like a pulp thriller featuring a cast of central casting heavies. By Norman Leahy ● Read more » Here's a better way to do Medicare-for-all Let's let private insurance plans compete with a public option offered through Medicare. By Pete Buttigieg ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Sarah Sanders, media critic The Fox News contributor criticized the New York Times as well as CNN and Politico. By Erik Wemple ● Read more » Buttigieg tells Medicare-for-all proponents to show their cards Buttigieg offers a public option — and a challenge. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » Trump is the smear artist — not the New York Times The mainstream media are infinitely more honest than Trump. By Max Boot ● Read more » Electability becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy Biden still has that going for him. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » Want comedy to change minds? The risk of offensiveness has to be there. If you don't defend the right to be offensive no matter the situation and no matter the stakes, you create a situation in which the right to offend slips away. By Sonny Bunch ● Read more »   As the whistleblower story gets worse for Trump, his corruption keeps spreading Surprise! The whistleblower mystery involves Trump himself. By Greg Sargent ● Read more » Democrats can wish for a repeat of 2008 all they want. It's not going to happen. Progressives are waiting for a liberal savior in Obama's mold to beat Biden in 2020. But Obama had a secret weapon — credibility on the Iraq War — that none of them had. By David Byler ● Read more » Who is being naive here? The alternatives to working with Republicans are vague or unrealistic. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out Today's WorldView for analysis on the most important global story of the day, top reads, interesting ideas and opinions to know, in your inbox weekdays. Sign up »

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