Friday, 16 December 2016

Friday's Opinions: John Podesta: Something is deeply broken at the FBI

Vladimir Putin wants a new world order. Why would Donald Trump help him?; Aleppo's fall is Obama's failure; Jill Stein has done the nation a tremendous public service; Trump can't deny climate change without a fight; The Trump Cabinet: Bonfire of the agencies; The right shuts down free speech, too; Why America was bound to fail in Syria; A small victory for the republic: Rex Tillerson isn't a kook or a crank; Stop playing whack-a-mole with hazardous chemicals; Here's one easy federal government fix for Donald Trump; Will Donald Trump help this American imprisoned in Egypt?; North Carolina Republicans lost. So they're trying to change the rules.; In Virginia, county bigwigs cry 'sewage' to block a mosque; Don’t pretend there isn’t a double standard brewing for the Trumps; How to actually libel Donald Trump; Happy Hour Roundup; Republicans should listen to Lindsey Graham on Russia; Do the voters care if Trump is a crook?; The Democratic Party isn’t going to back down from defending minority rights
 
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John Podesta: Something is deeply broken at the FBI
Congress needs to look into the FBI's simultaneous overzealous probe of Hillary Clinton's emails and lackluster response to Russia's election hacking.
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Vladimir Putin wants a new world order. Why would Donald Trump help him?
The president-elect is cozying up to U.S. foes and turning against allies.
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Aleppo's fall is Obama's failure
As Syria succumbed to atrocities, Obama stood by and watched.
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Jill Stein has done the nation a tremendous public service
In demanding recounts in three swing states, she shed light on electoral problems.
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Trump can't deny climate change without a fight
We can already hear the drums of war.
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The Trump Cabinet: Bonfire of the agencies
Will his picks to lead federal agencies be the ultimate rebuttal of Obama's executive-branch overreach?
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The right shuts down free speech, too
Conservatives are joining liberals in suppressing campus discourse they don't like.
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Why America was bound to fail in Syria
The CIA's support for the Syrian opposition came too late and complicated John Kerry's relentless but doomed diplomatic efforts.
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A small victory for the republic: Rex Tillerson isn't a kook or a crank
He's a nominee who seems to improve upon reflection.
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Stop playing whack-a-mole with hazardous chemicals
Greater federal oversight is needed to prevent the swapping in of untested, dangerous chemicals for banned substances.
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Here's one easy federal government fix for Donald Trump
He should trust career civil servants to do work that recent administrations have unwisely gifted to political appointees.
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Editorial Cartoons
Here’s a peek inside how the Trump Cabinet will work Trump’s ‘oops’ choice for the Energy Department
Form is function. Donald Trump chooses the forgetful former Texas governor Rick Perry to head the Energy Department, which Perry has said he wants to abolish.
 
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Will Donald Trump help this American imprisoned in Egypt?
Aya Hijazi, a U.S.-Egyptian citizen, has been imprisoned in Cairo for more than two years.
 
North Carolina Republicans lost. So they're trying to change the rules.
The state's legislature could become the most anti-democratic in the country.
 
In Virginia, county bigwigs cry 'sewage' to block a mosque
The bigotry behind the board's vote was transparent.
 
 
Latest Blogs
Don’t pretend there isn’t a double standard brewing for the Trumps
Let's give them a chance before allegations of corruption start flying.
How to actually libel Donald Trump
Do what Julia Ioffe did yesterday on Twitter.
 
Happy Hour Roundup
Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.
 
Republicans should listen to Lindsey Graham on Russia
Good advice from a Republican hawk.
Do the voters care if Trump is a crook?
Trump is playing with fire
The Democratic Party isn’t going to back down from defending minority rights
The challenge is in how to do this while simultaneously improving the party's appeal among working class whites.
 
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