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Try us and go ad-free for $1. Prefer to give a one-time tip? Click here. The Washington press corps is Donald Trump's true constituency.
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It's been said that launching an illegal war without authority and without any help, then losing it, is Donald Trump's singular act of crazy.
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Liberals have a bad habit of putting the views and values of Republicans at the center of their attention. We do it without thinking about it, because it's normal. And it's normal, because I think we tacitly accept the argument that our views and values can't be broadly persuasive on their own. Making progress will require making better choices. One of those is pushing Republicans out of the center. They are not the arbiters of our reality. We are.
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