Trump must be frustrated. He wants to silence Mueller.
First it was the former White House counsel. Now it is special counsel Robert Mueller. In both cases, President Donald Trump — seemingly petrified of witnesses concerning a report in...
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Billionaire Tom Steyer’s impeachment ads are a waste of money
The more the merrier in the presidential race should be the general rule for a party not in power and eager to reclaim the White House after multiple years in...
What you need to know about Paul Manafort
President Donald Trump simultaneously expressed concern ("Unfair!") for his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and tried to disown him, after a federal judge ordered Manafort to jail Friday over charges...
Playing defense against Trump: the NFL vs. the NBA
The National Football League and the National Basketball Association have taken completely different approaches to President Donald Trump. While the two leagues have different fan bases and a different balance...
In ruling on baker’s gay wedding cake case, neither side has much reason to rejoice
Both proponents of gay rights and defenders of Christians who refuse to provide certain services to gay couples will, no doubt, read much more into the decision handed down today...
First a parade, now border patrols: How Trump disrespects the military
President Donald Trump's repeated references to "my generals" is telling. He remains oblivious to the principle that the generals work for America, and take an oath to uphold the Constitution....
Impeachment might not be the wisest course
The magnitude and variety of President Donald Trump's sins of commission (e.g., repeated attempts to derail the Russia investigation) and omission (e.g., failing to protect our country from meddling) suggest...
Donald Trump’s desperation spawns more foolish ideas
It would be impossible to implement. It's unconstitutional. It's an insult to voters' intelligence. These objections apply to most of Donald Trump's ideas, including his latest scheme. The Washington Post...
Lindsey Graham is out. Who’s next?
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., arguably the funniest man in the Senate and the GOP presidential field, exited the race Monday. He recognized reality, namely that "We've come to a point...
How to run the next Republican debate
On Tuesday night, CNN drew 18 million viewers for the main GOP presidential debate. As currently scheduled, the GOP will have debates on Jan. 14 and Jan. 28, with the...