John Stoehr
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John Bolton confirms what Senate Republicans already knew.
The Times got a copy of John Bolton’s book and hoo-boy: Mr. Bolton’s volume is the first tell-all memoir by such a high-ranking official who participated in major foreign policy events and has a lifetime of conservative credentials. It is a withering portrait of a president ignorant of even basic facts about the world, susceptible…
In the age of coronavirus, Republican politics can kill you.
The court’s pro-LGBTQ ruling was not supposed to happen.
The Supreme Court’s ruling this morning complements today’s edition. I argued that the president telling the truth about the Bible he was holding for last week’s photo op was a mistake. In telling the truth, he was winking at the press, letting reporters in on the joke he’s been having at the expense of white…
“Is that your Bible?” he was asked. “It’s a Bible,” he said.
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Anti-political correctness needed plausible deniability. Now what?
The president can’t cancel the 2020 presidential election, but he can find ways to “steal” it, as Joe Biden said last night. The debacle in Georgia Tuesday is a case in point. The Washington press corps doesn’t seem to be taking the possibility seriously. I suppose it’s hard to take something seriously when it sounds…
There’s virtually no resistance to tearing down Confederate statues.