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Have congressional Republicans gone easy on Trump? Yes, but not in a way that's inconsistent with normal political practice.
One of my pet peeves is Democrats and mainstream media types who criticize congressional Republicans for not “standing up” to Trump. Let’s be real. In modern times, the president is the de facto leader of his party. Moreover, politics is a...
Time to either win or be honest about the consequences of losing
We’re at a crossroads in Iran. We can still win, but not with Trump’s mindless dithering and delusional thinking about a “deal.” Our current situation is not all Trump’s fault, mind you, not at all. A soft, complacent country wailing about...
Displacement alert: Trump reportedly takes his frustrations out on Netanyahu.
Donald Trump seems frustrated, and it’s easy to understand why.
Donald Trump seems frustrated, and it’s easy to understand why. His approval rating is at an all-time low. His pet vanity project, stamping his name on the Kennedy Center ahea...
You can have excellence or you can have equity, but you can't have both.
Generally, I read the Washington Post just to find out what the Left is thinking (Iran is misunderstood, ICE is Nazi, smash-and-grab is “mostly peaceful,” etc.), but every now and again I get a surprise. I got a big one last week when I fou...
China did not create opposition to building AI data centers in the U.S. But it supports the opposition and that tells us plenty.
A front page headline in today’s Washington Post (paper edition) states “Dislike of AI centers painted as China plot.” To me, the headline and the article itself are an attempt to discredit concerns that China is backing the anti-data cente...
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Bill Otis is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center; a former federal prosecutor; and former Special Counsel to President George H. W. Bush.
Retired attorney. Former blogger for Power Line
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