Opinions P.M.: For Sean Hannity, Politico is Mr. October

If everyone has nudes, do they even matter?; Actually, we don't want Facebook and Twitter making too many judgment calls ; The McCarthyism of Donald Trump; The eight big problems with Warren's Medicare-for-all plan; China can silence me. But it can't silence Hong Kong's movement.; Trying to figure out which Democrat is winning is a fool's errand; What Elizabeth Warren's new health-care plan gets right; Trump shifts positions on Ukraine as required; President Trump thinks he's done nothing wrong; Only the scoundrels and weirdos are telling the truth about working for Trump; Thanks, Hollywood white guys. But your work isn't finished yet.; The GOP defense of Trump is getting more corrupt. Here's what's next.; The facts are not in Trump's favor; Hezbollah had been nearly untouchable in Lebanon. But the people are fighting back.; Poll warning for Trump and Republicans: Danger ahead.; If a spooky historical parallel continues, Biden is due for a breakdown; Want to fix the United States' immigration and economic challenges? Try place-based visas.

Sign up for this newsletter Read online Your afternoon dose of Post commentary and guest opinions.       (Jason Kempin/Getty Images For Politicon) For Sean Hannity, Politico is Mr. October He cites a story from Jan. 11, 2017, over and over and over and over. By Erik Wemple  ●  Read more »   If everyone has nudes, do they even matter? Katie Hill's saga tells us the answer is no and poses other questions for a generation raised on the Internet. By Christine Emba  ●  Read more »   Actually, we don't want Facebook and Twitter making too many judgment calls Given the speed at which social media platforms would have to make these decisions, errors would be inevitable. By Megan McArdle  ●  Read more »   The McCarthyism of Donald Trump His right-wing followers would sooner slander a veteran than go against the president. By Colbert King  ●  Read more »   The eight big problems with Warren's Medicare-for-all plan She gambles on the biggest spending plan in history. By Jennifer Rubin  ●  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   China can silence me. But it can't silence Hong Kong's movement. This is not the first time Hong Kong authorities have infringed on my political rights and those of my fellow activists. By Joshua Wong  ●  Read more »     Trying to figure out which Democrat is winning is a fool's errand It's more valuable to determine which candidate is improving. By Jennifer Rubin  ●  Read more »   What Elizabeth Warren's new health-care plan gets right It's not about the financing. By Paul Waldman  ●  Read more »   Trump shifts positions on Ukraine as required Eventually we'll need to get to the bottom of it. By Tom Toles  ●  Read more »   President Trump thinks he's done nothing wrong Because that's hw he's always operated By Ann Telnaes  ●  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Only the scoundrels and weirdos are telling the truth about working for Trump The "adults in the room" aren't getting the job done when it comes to criticizing the president. By Rosa Brooks  ●  Read more »   Thanks, Hollywood white guys. But your work isn't finished yet. "Terminator: Dark Fate" is proof of how much farther we have to go. By Alyssa Rosenberg  ●  Read more »     The GOP defense of Trump is getting more corrupt. Here's what's next. New polling shows support for removing Trump, even as Republican defenses get weaker. By Greg Sargent  ●  Read more »   The facts are not in Trump's favor The president cannot understand what he did wrong. By Jennifer Rubin  ●  Read more »   Hezbollah had been nearly untouchable in Lebanon. But the people are fighting back. Forming a new, nonpolitical government is the next step. By David Ignatius  ●  Read more »   Poll warning for Trump and Republicans: Danger ahead. Trump is in deep trouble. By Jennifer Rubin  ●  Read more »   If a spooky historical parallel continues, Biden is due for a breakdown The presidential campaign seems to have time-warped us back to 1972. By The Ranking Committee  ●  Read more »     Want to fix the United States' immigration and economic challenges? Try place-based visas. A more targeted approach could help boost left-behind areas of the country. By John Lettieri  ●  Read more »   We think you'll like this newsletter Check out The 5-Minute Fix for a weekday afternoon cheat sheet on the impeachment inquiry — and other big political stories — that can be read in 5 minutes. Sign up »

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