Opinions P.M.: Until I’m told otherwise, I prefer to call you ‘they’
Newsom's winning recall strategy offers a playbook for Democrats in 2022 ; Latinos showed up for Newsom, but some Latino men tilted right. Democrats need to pay attention. ; The GOP's recall disaster in California is a boon for Democrats; After the embarrassing recall results, maybe now California Republicans will wise up; The big Newsom win shows how to run against the continuing threat of Trumpism; Remaining unvaccinated in public should be considered as bad as drunken driving; Presidential impatience with covid doesn't excuse wielding extra-constitutional power; Milley's revelation about Trump leaves us with five questions; The U.S. might cut funding for organizations like mine in Afghanistan. That would be another disaster.; The problem with Virginia's election that no one wants to talk about; The Biden administration just tiptoed away from its warnings on 'Trump's favorite dictator'; Once again, the GOP's answer is 'no.' Democrats should take it and run.; What the war of moderates vs. liberals over taxes on the rich is really about; Where AOC's 'tax the rich' dress clashes with progressive politics
We try to allow people to specify the pronouns they choose to describe themselves. But we should also be able to remove gender from the words we use to describe others.
According to exit polls, 58 percent of Latinos rejected the recall, a solid majority, but still six percentage points less than voted for Newsom's election in 2018.
Why does the GOP keep winning gubernatorial races in deep-blue Massachusetts but must resort to trying to use the side door to the governor's mansion in the Golden State?
The rule of law is especially important in abnormal times. Otherwise, politicians practicing opportunistic alarmism will say we live in abnormal times that require abnormal power for them.
Canceling agreements or ending direct funding to organizations that have been instrumental to progress, particularly for women and girls, is not acceptable.
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