See how funny it all is? These are most certainly tears of laughter.
Op-eds
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Opinion: Democrats need a bold vision to win back workers
From health care and child care to taxes and housing, the platform should leave no doubt about who the party is fighting for.
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Opinion: ‘Power to the people’ still resonates today
America has a proud history of refusing to turn its back on injustice.
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Opinion: Transgender people are not your enemy
The election of Sarah McBride of Delaware to the U.S. House of Representatives offers us all a chance to reflect.
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Opinion: Trump won’t take the world by surprise a second time
India – sensitive, for good reason, to criticism of its weakening democratic institutions – will welcome a U.S. president who cares little about such issues. So will others.
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Opinion: Three priorities for New England in lame duck session
The upcoming Dec. 20 deadline should be looked on as an opportunity for Congress.
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Opinion: A good support system is often closer than you think
A Portland High School student’s recent op-ed saddened me greatly. There are some of us out there who care deeply.
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Opinion: Trump is likely to make Americans miserable again
The next four years may take our nation into the authoritarian mold all too familiar to the people of Hungary, Russia, China and North Korea.
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Clarence Page: Will Democrats learn from a humiliating loss?
It’s autopsy time. Again.
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Opinion: The president isn’t some omnipotent supervillain
We are also a nation of laws. Everything you might be fearful of cannot come to pass.