Opinions P.M.: How our democracy has made dependency a right

Trump could save his presidency the way Bill Clinton did; What Marco Rubio gets right — and wrong — about the decline of American investment

Illustration by Brian Stauffer For The Washington Post How our democracy has made dependency a right Progressives want to dilute the concept of individualism, but that's antithetical to America's premise. An excerpt from a new book. By George F. Will · Read more Trump could save his presidency the way Bill Clinton did Even in this polarized environment, there are still opportunities for Trump to get something done. By Karen Tumulty · Read more   What Marco Rubio gets right — and wrong — about the decline of American investment The senator has an incorrect diagnosis for the problem. By Lawrence Summers and Anna Stansbury · Read more   Trump needs to take Trade Strategy 101 Trump needs Mexico's support. His new tariffs will only hurt that cause. By Henry Olsen · Read more   Just a few of the reasons that Trump's Mexico tariffs are deeply stupid For starters, Americans will bear the cost. By Catherine Rampell · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Fox News viewer surprised that Mueller hadn't exonerated Trump on obstruction Cathy Garnaat says she's going to check in with the Mueller report. By Erik Wemple · Read more   Dear UFOs, please excuse the mess You've caught us at a bad time. By Alexandra Petri · Read more   The Plum Line How Trump will ruin the 75th anniversary of D-Day Can you even imagine him paying tribute to courage and sacrifice? By Paul Waldman · Read more   One Democrat has the nerve to take on Bernie Sanders He talks common sense to his party. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Trump's Mexico tariffs show he has no interest in solving the immigration crisis Mexico is trying to persuade the Trump administration to invest billions in Central America rather than just focus on enforcement. By León Krauze · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   The Plum Line Three crazy things about Trump's latest rage-threat Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Mexico is extraordinarily reckless, even for him. By Greg Sargent · Read more   Republicans are expert at hurting their own voters Another erratic, counterproductive move on trade. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Act Four Godzilla was once a warning against nuclear hubris. Now, he's part of the U.S. military. It is fascinating to watch the original "Godzilla," released in Japan 65 years ago this fall, in comparison to modern releases produced by American studios. By Sonny Bunch · Read more   Justin Amash stands alone in resisting Republican partisanship He's the sole dissenter from noxious GOP orthodoxy. By Max Boot · Read more   Recommended for you Get The Cybersecurity 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to cybersecurity news and policy, by reporter Joseph Marks. Sign Up

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