MAGA Will Not Be Ignored
By lashing out against the GOP, though, voters could be damaging their own long-term interests.
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Ms. Sugar, the co-host of the Sun’s ‘Sanity’ podcast, is a writer and philanthropic consultant. She is married and has twin teenagers and an English Bulldog named Batman.
By lashing out against the GOP, though, voters could be damaging their own long-term interests.
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If you’re a parent who thought ‘talking’ means ‘talking,’ read on.
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After immigrants were targeted for violence, the president could have created an Italian-American holiday, but instead established an American one.
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He was bested by the party that, in AfD, was focusing on the future rather than the past.
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Assembly Bill 2017 sounds like respect for religious diversity, but is really a bid to leverage identity for political power.
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Policy excesses of the past decade would never have stood up to the sober analysis of serious people who failed to drink the spiked Kool-Aid.
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Is such a group even constitutional?
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Our Cocktail Party Contrarian asks how many times will Washington have to remind City Hall that it does not run its own State Department.
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With control of Congress on the edge, the party is trying to correct its course.
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A victory for Hungary’s rightist premier, in other words an EU defeat, is a priority for the Trump administration.
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Virginia weighs a bill that would define such bigotry in the laws of the Old Dominion.
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Whatever one thinks of the Israel-Hamas war, it’s hard to argue that the definition of being Irish hinges on defense of a group of Middle Eastern people led by a terrorist organization.
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