Opinions P.M.: The winner of the debate? Nobody.

Biden's age is a real issue. That doesn't mean it's easy to talk about.; Think Castro was 'mean' to Biden? Get ready for an absolute bloodbath.; The three big winners of the Houston debate; Joe Biden's record player and his hot-air balloon of memory; It's time for the Democratic field to start getting smaller; An Instagram influencer's obsessing meltdown; Immigrants help us find treatments for rare diseases. We owe them for that.; Trump's climate change denial is a political loser; Want to know what happens when you put women in charge of movies? Look to 'Hustlers.'; Speaking of Brexit, the rest of us have a question; New ruling means one corner of Trump's corrupt practices might be revealed; Wilbur Ross will be a presenter at a good-government event; A big loss in court for Trump; Poland's ruling party just made its anti-democratic agenda radically clear ; Republicans are united in their disregard for our democracy; Mitt Romney can, and should, do better

Sign up for this newsletter Read online Your afternoon dose of Post commentary and guest opinions.       (Tom Toles/The Washington Post) The winner of the debate? Nobody. So congratulations to Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. By The Ranking Committee ● Read more » Biden's age is a real issue. That doesn't mean it's easy to talk about. Voters are even more skeptical of older candidates than LGBT candidates. By David Byler ● Read more » Think Castro was 'mean' to Biden? Get ready for an absolute bloodbath. Prepare for an extraordinary onslaught of disinformation from Trump and his propagandists. By Greg Sargent ● Read more » The three big winners of the Houston debate But don't read too much into it. We still have a long way to go. By Henry Olsen ● Read more » Joe Biden's record player and his hot-air balloon of memory We can all dream together, the American Dream, and we'll never need to wake up, skipper. By Alexandra Petri ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT It's time for the Democratic field to start getting smaller The debates can't tell us anything useful until we can spend more time with fewer candidates. By Donna Edwards ● Read more » An Instagram influencer's obsessing meltdown Caroline Calloway is still selling us something. By Molly Roberts ● Read more »   Immigrants help us find treatments for rare diseases. We owe them for that. Isabel Bueso helped make an important clinical study possible. Her reward shouldn't be a death sentence. By Paul Harmatz ● Read more » Trump's climate change denial is a political loser Voters know climate change is serious and this administration is doing nothing. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » Want to know what happens when you put women in charge of movies? Look to 'Hustlers.' Putting a woman in charge can change everything we see on screen. By Stacy L. Smith ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Speaking of Brexit, the rest of us have a question Here are some other ties that bind. By Tom Toles ● Read more »   New ruling means one corner of Trump's corrupt practices might be revealed Trump's obvious and continuous violation of the Constitution's emoluments clause may get more scrutiny. By Paul Waldman ● Read more » Wilbur Ross will be a presenter at a good-government event How close should he come to a celebration for government hall-of-famers? By Erik Wemple ● Read more » A big loss in court for Trump A second emoluments suit is back on track. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » Poland's ruling party just made its anti-democratic agenda radically clear The Law and Justice party is following the classic authoritarian playbook. By Wojciech Sadurski ● Read more » Republicans are united in their disregard for our democracy Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy gushes over President Trump during the House retreat in Baltimore. By Ann Telnaes ● Read more »   Mitt Romney can, and should, do better Why is Romney there? By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out Today's WorldView for analysis on the most important global story of the day, top reads, interesting ideas and opinions to know, in your inbox weekdays. Sign up »

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