Friday 26 August 2016

Friday's Opinions: Jill Stein’s fairy-tale candidacy

Donald Trump is a flake and a fraud; Australians are mortified by Trump's rise; Trump's repellent inner circle; Don't blame the feds for hurting small businesses; The bribery standard; Donald Trump must think we're all fools; How Republican candidates can survive the Trump Train wreck; What the Olympics reveal about the world; Same-sex marriage is legal. Virginia's constitution should catch up with the law.; Joe Arpaio, America's scofflaw sheriff; Jill Stein's fairy-tale candidacy; A transcript of Jill Stein’s meeting with The Washington Post editorial board; The AP and WikiLeaks are brawling over a privacy story; Happy Hour Roundup; Clinton’s ‘alt-right’ speech offers moderate GOP voters an escape from the nightmare of Trumpism; Hillary skewers Trump on racism; MSNBC parenthetically fact-checks Donald Trump
 
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Jill Stein's fairy-tale candidacy
The Green Party presidential nominee has some nice ideas, but they are poorly formed and impractical.
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Donald Trump is a flake and a fraud
It's an illusion to think that a vote for Donald Trump is a vote for any particular policy.
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Australians are mortified by Trump's rise
Only 11 percent support Trump, and 59 percent say their country shouldn't join in U.S. military action if Trump is elected.
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Trump's repellent inner circle
It's no act — Donald Trump's ideal leader has the traits of a reality television star.
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Don't blame the feds for hurting small businesses
Most red tape comes from state and local governments.
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The bribery standard
Newly released State Department-Clinton Foundation emails reinforce Hillary Clinton's sorry pattern of playing fast and loose with ethical standards.
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Donald Trump must think we're all fools
His hypocrisy in not releasing his tax forms shows that he doesn't respect anyone's intelligence.
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How Republican candidates can survive the Trump Train wreck
"Think local" should be the mantra of down-ticket politicians uneasy with the GOP presidential nominee.
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What the Olympics reveal about the world
Population size, economics and smart government are key to winning medals.
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Editorial Cartoons
Trump’s immigration plan has put him in an embarrassing spot Men: Stop telling women what to wear
What goes around comes around. The French burkini ban evokes similarities with the morality police in Iran and Saudi Arabia.
 
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The Post’s View
Same-sex marriage is legal. Virginia's constitution should catch up with the law.
The state still defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
 
Joe Arpaio, America's scofflaw sheriff
Joe Arpaio has thumbed his nose at a federal court for years. Now he has been referred for prosecution.
 
Jill Stein's fairy-tale candidacy
The Green Party presidential nominee has some nice ideas, but they are poorly formed and impractical.
 
 
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A transcript of Jill Stein’s meeting with The Washington Post editorial board
The Green Party nominee for president met with the editorial board on Thursday.
 
The AP and WikiLeaks are brawling over a privacy story
Radical-transparency organization complains that media organization wasn't sufficiently radically transparent prior to publication.
Happy Hour Roundup
Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.
 
Clinton’s ‘alt-right’ speech offers moderate GOP voters an escape from the nightmare of Trumpism
Her speech casting Trump as a racist and white nationalist was pitched to decent Republican voters.
 
Hillary skewers Trump on racism
Clinton nails it: Trump is an unhinged racist
 
MSNBC parenthetically fact-checks Donald Trump
Is the former secretary of state really in hiding? Nah, she's about to make a public appearance.
 
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