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- Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats need to meet President Donald J. Trump on the border wall.
- Does President Donald Trump really want to revitalize inner cities in Baltimore and elsewhere? The record suggests he'd prefer to use them as foils for dog-whistle attacks on African-Americans.
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Zurawik: Sinclair looks to be distancing itself from Epshteyn's claims of border 'invasion.' Really?
Only a propagandist for Trump like Boris Epshteyn would say it’s a fact that this is an invasion and add the one-word sentence, “period,” to suggest there is nothing further to discuss. - American politics is descending further into the logic of the vendetta, says Jonah Goldberg.
- In wake of bombings, the president tries bipartisanship (for a matter of hours) before returning to his customary hateful rhetoric.
- There appears to be no “Profile in Courage” leadership anymore, the leadership President Kennedy spoke of that risks political support to do what principle demands and which stands up to its own constituents. Cowardly leadership provides a blueprint for violence of which we are at the precipice.
- One year later, race relations in this country are just as tense - and white supremacists just as emboldened.
- Instead of pining for what was, Democrats must figure out how to thrive in what is, says Leonard Pitts Jr.
- The GOP has torn America's social covenant in the name of political expedience, says Leonard Pitts Jr.
- Partisan identity is now stronger and more meaningful for many Americans than race, ethnicity or religious denomination — and is viewed as a more legitimate justification for discrimination, says Jonah Goldberg.
- Fox News host Sean Hannity blamed Thursday's mass shooting in the Annapolis Capital Gazette newsroom on Rep. Maxine Waters and former President Barack Obama.
- The horror of mass shootings hit home for the media today with the shooting at the Annapolis Capital-Gazette newsroom. But it is sadly familiar.
- The Sun's editorial board has been outrageously unfair to President Donald Trump.
- Thanks to a $250,000 personal loan, former Maryland Deputy Attorney General Thiru Vignarajah has the most cash on hand in the race for Baltimore State’s Attorney, outpacing incumbent State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby and fellow challenger Ivan Bates in the first campaign finance filing of 2018.
- White House correspondent April D. Ryan made headlines after her questions about Russia received abrupt backlash from White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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After the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence hearing on Russian interference with the U.S. election, I had to renew my press credential
- There is no doubt that TV ads played a major role in Tuesday's Democratic primary election for mayor, which Catherine Pugh won by only 2,574 votes over Sheila Dixon. The question is how much the outcome was shaped by the money spent on a highly sophisticated media effort for Pugh — and against Dixon.
- Voters will have to hold their noses in 2012 to choose between President Obama and an unappealing cast of GOP candidates.
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- Pitts and Rep. Maxine Waters seem terrified that the tea party's common sense approach to dealing with our fiscal problems will catch on with a majority of Americans
- Rep. Maxine Waters' intemperate remark is a modest scold compared to what the Republicans deserve for the harm they've done
- Columnist Leonard Pitts' praise for Rep. Maxine Waters telling the tea party to 'go to hell' shows the message of tolerance, diversity and acceptance only goes one way
- Leonard Pitts says Rep. Waters was right to tell the tea party to "go straight to hell"