Donald Trump and Joe Biden stand at podiums atop Lady Liberty, who is sinking into the ocean, as Uncle Sam plays violin.

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Is This Really The Best We Can Do?

Susan Estrich - June 29, 2024

An elderly woman marked as immunocompromised is confronted by Gov. Newton of North Carolina, who is marked as logic-compromised. He holds a piece of paper reading "Mask Ban Law" and says to her "You grey-haired grannies have nothin' to worry about. I mean - no cop with a lick of common sense is going to enforce this law, anyway..."

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Should Masks be Banned at Gaza Protests?

Susan Estrich - June 28, 2024

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Where Is John Edwards?

Columnists Arnold Hamilton - December 5, 2008 0

BY SUSAN ESTRICH Doris Kearns Goodwin could not have asked for more. The author of Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln, published in 2006, is making headlines once again for her foresight, as well as her knowledge of history, in light of President-elect Barack Obama’s decision to surround himself with his former […]

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Keeping Cool Over Lieberman

Columnists Arnold Hamilton - November 21, 2008 0

BY FROMA HARROP You don’t have to venture too far left in the Democratic Party to find people who dislike Joe Lieberman. But wander yonder into the liberal blogosphere, and the feeling more approximates detestation. The left wanted the Connecticut senator’s scalp – if not expulsion from the party caucus, then at least repossession of […]

What About The Constitution?

Columnists Arnold Hamilton - November 19, 2008 0

BY JIM HIGHTOWER They came. They saw. They ran away. Last Saturday’s big global finance summit session was a far cry from the “veni, vidi, vici” of Julius Caesar. Rather than conquering the spreading problem of economic collapse, the leaders of the world’s 20 most powerful economies dithered, blathered, postured and then fled for home. […]