Wednesday 28 June 2017

Wednesday's Opinions: Cecile Richards wonders, 'If more members of Congress could get pregnant…'

The health-care debate we're missing amid all those memes; Why 'repeal and replace' will become 'tweak and move on'
 
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Cecile Richards wonders, ‘If more members of Congress could get pregnant…’
"It's not like there's a big Publishers Clearing House check that gets delivered to our office every year."
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Latest Columns
The health-care debate we're missing amid all those memes
Somewhere, hidden beneath all the hyperbole, is a way forward.
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Why 'repeal and replace' will become 'tweak and move on'
The health-care debate has changed.
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The Senate health-care bill will give us better care and a better economy
It even saves Medicaid.
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What happens when the whole world becomes selfish
Other world leaders are seeking to emulate Trump — with a few outliers.
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Why the Senate's health-care plan wouldn't work in the real world
States do not have some magic way to cover millions of Americans with far less federal support.
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Lawmakers have a rare chance to transform Medicaid. They should take it.
It's past time to ensure Medicaid works for those it was designed to serve.
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Let's change how we elect the House of Representatives
The Fair Representation Act would encourage the reemergence of "bridge-builders."
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If GOP senators blow this, say hello to single-payer health care
Republicans could also lose the Supreme Court.
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Partying with the engineers
It was Midsummer Day in Oslo.
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Trump's chaos is covering for stealth escalation overseas
Americans are tired of wars without end. The response is to fight wars on the quiet.
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Editorial Cartoons
Church and state go out on a date! Trump vs. the free press
If they mate, what would they create? The free press is essential to a democracy.
 
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The Post’s View
Ford's shift to China offers the Trump administration a lesson in economics
The government should learn that attempts to micromanage business-location decisions are unproductive.
 
Trump should call on China to let a dying hero travel to the U.S. for care
China deserves condemnation for its unconscionable treatment of one of its most important freedom fighters.
 
A white police officer shot a black police officer in St. Louis. Was race a factor?
The question is one that police departments everywhere must confront as they grapple with how best to police minority communities.
 
 
Latest Blogs
Saikrishna Prakash (University of Virginia School of Law) joining us as a co-blogger
Prakash is one of the country's leading scholars of the law and history of presidential power.
Evening links: State legislatures continue to pass bad body-camera laws
Plus: Cops charged with conspiracy in Laquan McDonald shooting; TSA to make flying yet more of a hassle; study shows incarceration has little effect on illicit drug use
 
Happy Hour Roundup
Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.
 
White House spokeswoman: Please watch this video, though ‘whether it’s accurate or not, I don’t know’
And in the same breath, she hammers the media for 'fake news.'
 
The Supreme Court’s 2016-2017 term – ‘the calm before the storm’
The just-concluded Supreme Court term was a relatively quiet one, but don't expect that to continue.
 
Media accountability is so foreign to Sean Hannity, he doesn’t even recognize it
Retractions and resignations are things that don't affect him.
 
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