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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 6h
He said he would end “corporate capture.” Now his MAHA movement is for sale, writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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RFK Jr. Just Exposed a Fraudster -- And It Is Him
He said he would end “corporate capture.” Now his MAHA movement is for sale.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Is musical juggernaut “Hamilton” making a comeback? Here’s what Anusha Mathur learned after attending a popular D.C. spin class.
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How ‘Hamilton’ Became Cool Again
What I learned from attending a popular D.C. spin class.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
From the moment Chinese President Xi Jinping landed on U.S. soil, President Trump played the supplicant, argues @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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It Was Already a Pretty Bad Week. Then Trump Surrendered to China.
Xi came to town, and the American president became a supplicant.
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Matt Lewis @mattklewis.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
How Trump Blew Up His Coalition, Group by Group
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How Trump Blew Up His Coalition, Group by Group
Why did he do it? It’s a psychological mystery!
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
The Trump coalition, like any political coalition, always had internal tensions. But on issue after issue, Trump has gone to surprising — and in many cases, difficult to explain — lengths to infuriate his backers. via @mattklewis.bsky.social www.washingtonsun.com/perspectives...
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Matt K. Lewis: How Trump Blew Up His Coalition, Group by Group
Why did he do it? It’s a psychological mystery!
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
The AI industry sounds an existential alarm — and the House goes home, writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: Hoping Washington Will Save Us From AI? Have A Nice Doomsday!
The industry sounds an existential alarm -- and the House goes home.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Trump’s emergence as a vocal champion of data centers and AI is, at some level, a weird development. It’s a grievous moral mistake and maybe — given the rising fear and anger about AI among rank-and-rile voters — a political one, too, argues @mattklewis.bsky.social.
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Trump’s AI Stance Is a Betrayal of His Supporters — And Conservatism
I’m a conservative who used to have abundant faith in the march of technology, but I’ve learned a few things in the last decade. Why hasn’t our president?
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
During the Depression, people named shanty towns “Hoovervilles” in (dis)honor of Herbert Hoover. Now we’re living in Trumptown, writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: These Disasters Have Trump’s Name All Over Them
Herbert Hoover had his Hoovervilles. It’s no picnic in Trumptown, either.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 12/09/2026
“Young people know more about 9/11 than you think.” “My Muslim family put down roots in rural America. Then 9/11 happened.” Washington Sun Perspectives presents five reflections on 9/11 — by people born after the attacks.
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Five Reflections on 9/11 — By People Who Were Born After 9/11
Anusha Mathur, Denzel Massaley, Taha Vahanvaty, Seyi Arogundade, Ashton Pack
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 12/09/2026
Abdul El-Sayed is using his ability to pump significant amounts of iron to send the message that progressive politics shouldn’t be equated with weakness. Is that a good thing? It’s gratifying, certainly. But it’s also complicated, writes Robin Givhan.
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The Complicated Masculinity of Abdul El-Sayed
Over a year ago, Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed met the political commentator Hasan Piker at the Hype Recreation Center in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, for a live online conversation hosted...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
The Republican National Committee had tried its best to deliver such a crowd for Trump. When ticket orders didn’t come in as hoped, the RNC first reduced prices, then offered tickets for free in a lottery. But it turns out they couldn’t even give ’em away, writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: In Dallas, Trump’s Land of Make Believe Unravels
Republicans discover there is no escaping the unpopular president
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Perspectives’ @danamilbank.bsky.social: The Washington Sun rises today. I hope you’ll join our orbit. washingtonsun.com/perspectives/dana…
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Dana Milbank: The Washington Sun Rises Today. I Hope You’ll Join Our Orbit.
My boss, Tim Grieve, posted a photo on X last week of a shipment of office chairs that had just arrived at the Arlington, Virginia, headquarters of our new publication, The Washington Sun. “It's fun t...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
Scott Brown can’t quit Trumpism — even though Trump has quit on him. www.notus.org/perspectives/the-ball…
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The Ballad of Scott Brown Is the Story of the Republican Party in 2026
He can’t quit Trumpism — even though Trump has quit on him.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
The hundreds of millions of books she gave to kids weren’t just an impressive act of charity. They created a common reading list in a society that desperately needs one. www.notus.org/perspectives/how-doll…
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How Dolly Parton Unilaterally Fixed a Massive Flaw in American Education
The hundreds of millions of books she gave to kids weren’t just an impressive act of charity. They created a common reading list in a society that desperately needs one.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 30/08/2026
I’m not suggesting that El-Sayed vs. Watters was the Lincoln-Douglas debate. Both sides dodged questions, made cheap shots and parried the other guy’s questions. But put aside those viral lines. Underneath the spin, there were some real questions being debated, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social.
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Jesse Watters vs. Abdul El-Sayed Was Compelling TV — And Great for American Democracy
An event that sounds mundane, and yet was pretty significant, occurred earlier this week: Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed debated Jesse Watters on his Fox News show. Other outlets ge...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 30/08/2026
Since the start of the second Trump administration, there has been a lot of chatter about “Mar-a-Lago face.” But historically, if you want to know where politics is headed, a better guide has been the constriction of women’s waists, argues Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson.
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Forget Mar-a-Lago Face. The Real Symbol of Right-Wing Politics Is the Cinched Waist.
On a warm evening in May, Lauren Sánchez Bezos walked the red carpet at New York's legendary Met Gala wearing a sculpted, midnight-blue satin gown with a plunging neckline. The dress code for the party was “Fashion Is Art,” and Sánchez Bezos and her des...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 29/08/2026
The president has made occasional gestures to lower prices, but mostly he has dismissed the affordability issue as a “Democratic hoax.” And some Republicans who are on the ballot this fall have joined Trump in denial, writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: The Republican Midterm Message on Inflation? Stop Whining!
Prices are climbing, President Donald Trump has hit a record low in polls, and only 16 percent of Americans think the country is going in the right direction. So several Republican candidates and offi...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 29/08/2026
Democrats deluded themselves into believing they didn’t need a course correction — in terms of policies or leadership — before 2024, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social. Will that dynamic — midterms success begets presidential calamity — repeat itself between 2026 and 2028?
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The Better Things Look for Democrats in 2026, the Worse They Could Be in 2028
We are 70 days out from the midterm elections, and Democrats seem increasingly likely to have a great night. They appear to be on a path to winning back the House, and even the Senate now seems within reach. And why shouldn't Democrats triumph? Aside fr...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed debated Jesse Watters on his Fox News show. And it was actually good for democracy, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social.
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Jesse Watters vs. Abdul El-Sayed Was Compelling TV — And Great for American Democracy
An event that sounds mundane, and yet was pretty significant, occurred earlier this week: Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed debated Jesse Watters on his Fox News show. Other outlets ge...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Several Republican candidates and office holders are approaching the midterm elections with a most unorthodox message for voters: Quit your bellyaching, writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: The Republican Midterm Message on Inflation? Stop Whining!
Prices are climbing, President Donald Trump has hit a record low in polls, and only 16 percent of Americans think the country is going in the right direction. So several Republican candidates and office holders are approaching the midterm elections with...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
The more likely scenario is also the familiar one: Democrats have a good year in 2026 and read this as a broad endorsement of their brand. That mistake set up disaster last time. It could easily happen again, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social.
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The Better Things Look for Democrats in 2026, the Worse They Could Be in 2028
We are 70 days out from the midterm elections, and Democrats seem increasingly likely to have a great night. They appear to be on a path to winning back the House, and even the Senate now seems within reach. And why shouldn't Democrats triumph? Aside fr...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
New from @danamilbank.bsky.social: The threat to attack the bond market may be outlandish, but it is no less convincing than the threats Bessent laid out against the whole world on Monday afternoon.
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Dana Milbank: Allow Me to Present the Secret War Plans for Trump's Military Attack on the Bond Market
The idea is no less convincing than his “ECONOMIC D-DAY” against Iran.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
Forget Mar-a-Lago Face. The real symbol of right-wing politics is the cinched waist. www.notus.org/perspectives/forget-m…
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Forget Mar-a-Lago Face. The Real Symbol of Right-Wing Politics Is the Cinched Waist.
On a warm evening in May, Lauren Sánchez Bezos walked the red carpet at New York’s legendary Met Gala wearing a sculpted, midnight-blue satin gown with a plunging neckline. The dress code for the part...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 23/08/2026
“Virginians of all political leanings are getting fed up with data centers. ... But it’s still the Wild West in Virginia.” @danamilbank.bsky.social argues data center projects are destroying Virginia's countryside — even where there are none.
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Dana Milbank: Data Centers Are Destroying Virginia’s Countryside — Even in Places That Have No Data Centers
Why won’t Spanberger stop the madness?
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
What might a modern TR-esque leader do? Break up big tech? Put the “malefactors of great wealth” back in line? Determine that some apps are now actually utilities? Rein in Elon Musk? Yes, yes, yes, and a thousand times yes, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social.
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Reagan Worship Is So Yesterday. Republicans Need a New Hero -- And It Should Be Teddy Roosevelt.
To everything there is a season. During his first inaugural address, Ronald Reagan declared, “In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.” Almost nobody remembers the first part of that clause -- “in...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
The more people I talked to, the more that word — whimsy — appeared to tell much of the story. And not just about this event’s bizarre popularity, but about what people, perhaps young people in particular, yearn for amid D.C.’s oh-so-serious culture, writes Anusha Mathur.
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1,000 People Met in a Park to Eat Apples Together. What Does It Say About Washington in 2026?
The hunger for whimsy in this oh-so-serious city is surprisingly strong.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
“The rampant destruction of the state’s natural beauty, and the obvious unfairness to its residents, have set off a bipartisan clamor in the state for a moratorium on new data-center projects,” writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: Data Centers Are Destroying Virginia’s Countryside — Even in Places That Have No Data Centers
Why won’t Spanberger stop the madness?
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
1,000 people met in a park to eat apples together. What does it say about Washington in 2026? via @anushamathur.bsky.social www.notus.org/perspectives...
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1,000 People Met in a Park to Eat Apples Together. What Does It Say About Washington in 2026?
The hunger for whimsy in this oh-so-serious city is surprisingly strong.
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Matt Lewis @mattklewis.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
Our biggest problem today is arguably the prospect that we are losing our freedom and humanity to our technological overlords. This presents a huge opportunity for somebody who wants to be a hero. What America needs is another Teddy Roosevelt.
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Reagan Worship Is So Yesterday. Republicans Need a New Hero — And It Should Be Teddy Roosevelt.
To everything there is a season. During his first inaugural address, Ronald Reagan declared, “In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.” Almost ...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
While there are some similarities between the challenges Reagan faced and the ones we face today (inflation, Iran, acid-washed jeans), the “present crisis” in 2026 is fundamentally different — and calls for a new historical model for the GOP. www.notus.org/perspectives...
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Reagan Worship Is So Yesterday. Republicans Need a New Hero — And It Should Be Teddy Roosevelt.
To everything there is a season. During his first inaugural address, Ronald Reagan declared, “In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.” Almost ...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 16/08/2026
Tucker Carlson is not the only person on the right concerned with beauty these days. President Donald Trump, a Carlson ally-turned-nemesis, also thinks and cares about aesthetics. A lot, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social.
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Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson Are Right: Politicians Should Care About Aesthetics.
On his podcast earlier this month, Tucker Carlson laid out 10 ideas that he said should undergird American life and politics. It sounded, as Axios put it, very much like a “manifesto” — perhaps for a ...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 15/08/2026
Baseball is a lot, in short, like the real world, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social. The rich get to take big swings. If they strike out, there’s a safety net. If they hit a home run, they can say they did it all on their own.
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Baseball and America’s Summer of Socialism
In the movie “Moneyball,” Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane (played by Brad Pitt) asks, “How could you not be romantic about baseball?” Well, this is a tough time to be romantic about base...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
President Donald Trump’s taste is vulgar and gaudy, and it probably says something about the state of the rest of his presidency that he is spending so much time on aesthetics, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social
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Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson Are Right: Politicians Should Care About Aesthetics.
On his podcast earlier this month, Tucker Carlson laid out 10 ideas that he said should undergird American life and politics. It sounded, as Axios put it, very much like a “manifesto” -- perhaps for a new political party or a presidential run -- but the...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
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Matt Lewis @mattklewis.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
The situation in baseball seems to resemble the situation in politics, where it’s increasingly hard to escape the sense that the American economy is rigged in favor of the uber-rich. www.notus.org/perspectives...
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Baseball and America’s Summer of Socialism
In the movie “Moneyball,” Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane (played by Brad Pitt) asks, “How could you not be romantic about baseball?” Well, this is a tough time to be romantic about base...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
The situation in baseball seems to resemble the situation in politics, where it’s increasingly hard to escape the sense that the American economy is rigged in favor of the uber-rich, argues @mattklewis.bsky.social
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Baseball and America's Summer of Socialism
In the movie “Moneyball,” Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane (played by Brad Pitt) asks, “How could you not be romantic about baseball?” Well, this is a tough time to be romantic about baseball. As the MLB trade deadline approached last week,...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 09/08/2026
The resurgence of the R-word, I have come to believe, is fueled by a foundational American contradiction, writes @sadieding.bsky.social. And Trump’s championing of the R-word seems almost strategic.
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Why the R-Word Is the Defining Slur of the Trump Era
Last Thanksgiving, while the rest of us were trying not to start a fight at the dinner table, President Trump started one on the internet. He took to Truth Social to call Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz “seriously retarded.” When a reporter later pointed out th...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 08/08/2026
“The Republican Party declared open season on America’s Muslims on Wednesday.” @danamilbank.bsky.social writes about Sen. Ted Cruz’s “one-man show of religious bigotry and conspiracy theories” following Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan.
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Dana Milbank: Ted Cruz Threw an Islamophobic Party — And Nobody Showed Up
After Abdul El-Sayed’s win, Republicans got real ugly, real fast.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Ted Cruz's hearing purported to demonstrate that there has been a decades-long Muslim conspiracy to control the U.S. And that El-Sayed is its crowning achievement. The result was a one-man show of religious bigotry and conspiracy theories, writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: Ted Cruz Threw an Islamophobic Party -- And Nobody Showed Up
After Abdul El-Sayed's win, Republicans got real ugly, real fast.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 05/08/2026
“The resurgence of the R-word, I have come to believe, is fueled by a foundational American contradiction,” writes @sadieding.bsky.social
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Why the R-Word Is the Defining Slur of the Trump Era
Last Thanksgiving, while the rest of us were trying not to start a fight at the dinner table, President Trump started one on the internet. He took to Truth Social to call Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz “seri...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
This isn’t really about Trump or Blanche, who are, let’s be honest, behaving in predictable ways. The more telling thing to watch here are the impotent Republican senators who naively believe they have actually done their jobs, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social
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What Is Wrong With the Republicans Who Said Yes to Blanche?
It might be about as useful as a screen door on a submarine, but acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has formally rescinded the $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund,” which was a prerequisite for wi...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 02/08/2026
For better or worse, Abdul El-Sayed unquestionably gives voters the fighting spirit they want, writes @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: I Was Prepared to Dislike Abdul El-Sayed. Then I Came to Michigan and Spoke to Him.
He isn’t as scary as the party establishment thinks.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 01/08/2026
“Having watched hundreds of hours of ‘King of the Hill’ over the years, I am convinced that it has something profound to say about conservatism,” argues @mattklewis.bsky.social
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‘King of the Hill’ Is a Roadmap to a Better Conservatism
He’s the hero America needs, but not the one we deserve. I’m talking, of course, about Hank Hill. If politics really is downstream from culture, then America took one small step in the right direction...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
“It’s worth asking what it says about our media landscape that CBS is turning its lonely eyes to … Ross Douthat?” @mattklewis.bsky.social examines the hiring of conservative media personality Ross Douthat for CBS’s “60 Minutes.”
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All Hail the Thoughtful Conservative Pundit Who Gives MAGA Ideas a Respectable Face
The shake-ups at “60 Minutes” took a surprise turn this week when CBS announced that New York Times columnist Ross Douthat would be joining the show. It's worth asking what it says about our media landscape that CBS is turning its lonely eyes to ... Ros...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
No matter how the Michigan primary turns out, Abdul El-Sayed has identified an approach that Democrats should be using up and down the ballot in November, argues @danamilbank.bsky.social.
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Dana Milbank: I Was Prepared to Dislike Abdul El-Sayed. Then I Came to Michigan and Spoke to Him.
He isn't as scary as the party establishment thinks.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” isn’t about the future of democracy. Unless you want to hear it that way. www.notus.org/perspectives/this-hug…
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This Hugely Popular Country Song Has Surprising Parallels to the Texas Senate Race
“Choosin’ Texas” isn't about the future of democracy. Unless you want to hear it that way.
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
He’s the hero America needs, but not the one we deserve. I’m talking, of course, about Hank Hill. @mattklewis.bsky.social argues “King of the Hill” is a roadmap to a better conservatism than the one we currently have.
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‘King of the Hill' Is a Roadmap to a Better Conservatism
He's the hero America needs, but not the one we deserve. I'm talking, of course, about Hank Hill. If politics really is downstream from culture, then America took one small step in the right direction last week, when Hulu dropped Season 15 of “King of t...
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
What are under-the-radar ideas to improve American energy policy that could pass Congress this year? Help Americans weatherize their homes, writes Sen. @coons.senate.gov Enact permitting reform, says Sen. Alan Armstrong. Presented by the American Petroleum Institute www.notus.org/perspectives...
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Under-the-Radar Ideas to Improve American Energy Policy that Could Pass Congress this Year
Sen. Chris Coons, Sen. Alan Armstrong, Rep. Scott Peters, Holly Bender, Kate Gordon, Mike Sommers, Meg Slattery, Heather Boushey, James Coleman, Lynn Abramson
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The Washington Sun Perspectives @washsunperspect.bsky.social · 26/07/2026
The Nixon Foundation deserves praise for its social media acumen, but I’m convinced there’s more to this renaissance — the term of art is “Nixonmaxxing” — than slick marketing, writes @mattklewis.bsky.social
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In Defense of Nixonmaxxing
Thanks to a savvy social-media campaign, Richard Nixon is cool again. Good!
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