Tuesday, 31 January 2017

Tuesday's Opinions: Trump’s half-baked travel ban is a picture of American shame

Sam Waterston: The danger of Trump's constant lying; We've been this stupid on immigration before — but never for less reason; If there were ever a red line for Republicans, Trump crossed it Friday. Or not.; Republicans are alarmed to discover Trump is doing exactly what he said he would; Trump is recklessly reversing Americans' progress in Iraq; Trump's travel ban isn't about making America safe. It's about kicking Muslims around.; GOP congressman: A wall is the least effective way to secure the border; Trump should go nuclear on his Supreme Court nominee; The White House's soft-core Holocaust denialism; Trump's executive order on immigration is a self-inflicted wound; Democrats shouldn't go scorched-earth on Trump's Supreme Court nominee; Sean Spicer is right. That five-year-old refugee has diabolical plans.; Happy Hour Roundup; Running the government is like conducting an orchestra, not having a sword fight; How Democrats will try to roll back Trump’s immigration ban; Huffington Post editorial staffers ratify collective-bargaining agreement; Game changer in anti-Trump effort?
 
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Trump's half-baked travel ban is a picture of American shame
His executive order targets and dehumanizes some of the most vulnerable people on Earth.
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Latest Columns
Sam Waterston: The danger of Trump's constant lying
Yes, the word is lying — not negotiation, salesmanship, bluster, delusion, exaggeration, bullying, alternative facts, or any other euphemism.
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We've been this stupid on immigration before — but never for less reason
Trump's travel ban is not un-American. Sadly.
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If there were ever a red line for Republicans, Trump crossed it Friday. Or not.
Their acceptance of a ban they once condemned suggests they might not have one.
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Republicans are alarmed to discover Trump is doing exactly what he said he would
They said not to take him literally. Wrong!
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Trump is recklessly reversing Americans' progress in Iraq
His travel ban and his talk of taking Iraqi oil undermine the fight against extremists.
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Trump's travel ban isn't about making America safe. It's about kicking Muslims around.
The refugee ban and travel restrictions may, in fact, make us less safe.
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GOP congressman: A wall is the least effective way to secure the border
It's a third-century solution to a 21st-century problem.
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Trump should go nuclear on his Supreme Court nominee
Democrats will have no one to blame but themselves if they can't stop it.
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Editorial Cartoons
Steve Bannon brings his special point of view to the Trump administration Republicans have no shame
Privy councilor. Ryan, Pence and McConnell fail to stand up to the Muslim ban.
 
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The Post’s View
The White House's soft-core Holocaust denialism
No, "everyone" did not suffer in the Holocaust. Jews were the main targets and victims.
 
Trump's executive order on immigration is a self-inflicted wound
The president insults essential allies in the fight against Islamist terrorists.
 
Democrats shouldn't go scorched-earth on Trump's Supreme Court nominee
It's the president's prerogative to pick, and the Senate's to vote yes or no.
 
 
Latest Blogs
Sean Spicer is right. That five-year-old refugee has diabolical plans.
His head is full of unspeakable things.
 
Happy Hour Roundup
Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.
 
Running the government is like conducting an orchestra, not having a sword fight
Trump and his team must realize that he needs to trade in his sword for a baton to effectively run the government.
 
How Democrats will try to roll back Trump’s immigration ban
Democrats will push on every front possible.
 
Huffington Post editorial staffers ratify collective-bargaining agreement
The agreement includes pay increases and editorial independence.
Game changer in anti-Trump effort?
Money matters, and the Koch brothers have lots of it.
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