The Washington Post Opinions Section Names New Leadership Roles The Even as democrats engage in a vigorous round of breast beating, recrimination and self flagellation after their predictably poor showing in tuesday’s elections, there’s one thing they can agree on:. Opinion | are things about to get better? incredibly, new signs suggest the answer is yes. on both the economic and pandemic fronts, this could be an inflection point.
Opinion Leading The Way The Washington Post Drop this one issue the democratic party needs to get back to the issues affecting the most americans, such as affordable day care, a livable minimum wage, better unions and affordable education. (kent nishimura for the washington post) the start of the new year is often a time of optimism. but look at surveys from the past few months and you will find that strikingly high numbers of. We’re getting rid of a president who entered the office drenched in conflicts of interest; who surrounded himself with figures of questionable competence and brittle ethics. biden’s first cabinet. In a column for the guardian us, former washington post media columnist margaret sullivan weighed in on what appears to be a shaky transition to the post’s new leadership.
Opinion More Good Things From 2020 The Washington Post We’re getting rid of a president who entered the office drenched in conflicts of interest; who surrounded himself with figures of questionable competence and brittle ethics. biden’s first cabinet. In a column for the guardian us, former washington post media columnist margaret sullivan weighed in on what appears to be a shaky transition to the post’s new leadership. Post executives have had “extensive internal talks” about whether or not to attempt to buy other news organizations. The next few months will be hell in terms of politics, epidemiology and economics. but at some point in 2021 things will start getting better. Lee camp sits down with peter joseph for a detailed conversation ranging from lee's new show, to china's efficiency to the genocide of gaza and beyond . The main divide in american politics today isn’t between liberals and conservatives or left and right. it’s between those who believe in the system and those who don’t. and sometimes it really does.
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