Opinions P.M. | Jennifer Rubin: How Trump mobilized women — including me
Kyrsten Sinema needs to show us what she believes in; Biden's Australian submarine deal is a big win in the strategic competition with China; How Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz and an irrational system make us more vulnerable to the next 9/11; Is same-day voter registration good? Yes. Is it essential? Probably not.; Ominous new details about Trump's coup attempt require Democrats to act; Conservatives in Canada are hitting a political sweet spot; Biden's vaccine mandates are not enough. He must also mandate vaccines for travel.; Biden's vaccine mandates are causing uncertainty for businesses — and may not even survive in court; Instagram's effects on teenage girls' body image point to a bigger problem; Virginia Democrats' soft enthusiasm gives Republicans hope; Texas's antiabortion law isn't the first to empower the mob — and it won't be the last; The great policies being adopted in blue America; In Chicago, public schools are often called a mess. Truth is, they've improved — a lot.
Mississippi pioneered an earlier version of the Texas vigilante scheme, empowering individuals to go after gay and trans people. These laws ensure that people live in fear of the mob.
Democrats in control of state governments are adopting a lot of really good, bold policies, measures that would have difficulty winning approval at the federal level.
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