Monday, 5 December 2016

Monday's Opinions: The new politics of fear

Dump the electoral college? Bad idea, says Al Gore's former campaign chairman.; A workable Homeland Security plan for Trump; Trump's risky nationalism; On tax reform, take a page from Ronald Reagan; Send D.C.'s paid family leave plan back to the drawing board; No need for stimulus; The case for saving the Paris agreement; Pray for the First Amendment. Now.; Sunday Wrap; Folks, this isn’t economic dystopia
 
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The new politics of fear
France's presidential race shows the radicalization of the right and fragmentation of the left.
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Latest Columns
Dump the electoral college? Bad idea, says Al Gore's former campaign chairman.
Doing away with our imperfect system could invite unworkable ruling coalitions of small, niche parties a la Europe.
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A workable Homeland Security plan for Trump
Rep. Michael McCaul, a leading candidate for DHS secretary, has a detailed proposal for enacting the president-elect's vision.
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Trump's risky nationalism
Trade is an aspect of foreign policy that should not be cast aside lightly.
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On tax reform, take a page from Ronald Reagan
The former president's approach to tax policy and bipartisanship are models worth emulating.
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Editorial Cartoons
Republican plans for Trump’s first 100 days include heaven and earth Look what’s coming after Republicans get rid of Obamacare
No limits to repeal and replace, apparently. Trump's pick for health and human services secretary is a supporter of Medicare privatization.
 
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Send D.C.'s paid family leave plan back to the drawing board
Dictrict taxpayers should not have to subsidize benefits for nonresidents.
 
No need for stimulus
The economy isn't perfect, but progress is being made.
 
The case for saving the Paris agreement
Dropping out of the climate accord would let China off the hook.
 
 
Latest Blogs
Pray for the First Amendment. Now.
A week with some really bad signals for the future.
Sunday Wrap
Who said what about whom?
 
Folks, this isn’t economic dystopia
Economic realism is in order
 
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