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      To impeach or not to impeach? How Democrats should weigh the question.

      Impeachment isn’t just a legal remedy. Nor is it a way for opposition parties to negate the results of an election, no matter how clouded by allegations of wrongdoing. It’s a political tool. It’s designed specifically to carry out the public will.

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      Kamala Harris isn't afraid to show anger. That's progress — but is it good politics?

      The central question for Democrats in 2020 is whether they can give an acceptable alternative to voters who handed Trump his margin of victory last time. About the only way to ensure his reelection is to enable him to make this about white, male America versus everyone else.

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      Dear debaters: You don't need a 'breakout moment' to break through

      The political media seems deeply invested in the “breakout moment” idea. But you can’t manufacture something like that, and if someone tells you to, you’re getting bad advice. At this early stage of the campaign there are subtler, more attainable ways to have success.

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      Elizabeth Warren is running the year's most substantive campaign. What does that say about everyone else?

      Warren is just doing what a presidential candidate is supposed to do — offer some larger argument for what government ought to look like. What makes her so notable is how little any of the other candidates seem to have thought about this at all.

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      Here's what's wrong with the Democrats' debate plan

      The debate process assigns absolutely zero value to the thing that ought to matter a lot in a presidential campaign, and especially in this one: actual experience in governing.

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      Trump confuses nationalism with patriotism. We shouldn't.

      We’re the only country that has, from the beginning, defined patriotism as fealty to a series of principles, rather than to a monarch or a common identity. Trump’s attempt to reverse that formulation is stunning.

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      What the polls can't tell you about the coming campaign

      In a campaign like this one, it’s not the level of broad interest in a candidacy that matters most, but rather the narrow base of unshakable support that can keep it afloat. It’s about staying power, which polls don’t really measure.

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      Trump should tell Americans the truth about his trade war — if he understands it himself

      There’s a reason we call it a trade war. Wars have casualties. Winning them always comes with a cost, and it’s a cost the citizenry has to be willing to bear.

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      What I got wrong about Nancy Pelosi

      If you had asked me 10 or 15 years ago, when I was chronicling the path of Democratic politics for the New York Times Magazine and for a book, I’d have told you Nancy Pelosi was a true ideologue at heart.

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      Why Mueller's report won't matter much in 2020

      Democrats already know how they feel about Trump. What they want is a nominee who won’t become inexorably swallowed up in Trump’s all-consuming vortex of personal insults and cultural smears.

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      Stephen Miller stokes Trump's nationalist vision

      Of Trump’s advisers, only Stephen Miller has consistently proffered a grander notion of what this presidency might be made to mean — the retrenchment of white culture into nativism and national identity.

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      John Hickenlooper wants to be the last Democrat standing. He'll need a plan.

      Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper puts himself forth as a politician who bridges what are supposed to be unbridgeable divides.

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      Does the media owe Trump an apology?

      Even the country’s best newspapers and websites present almost everything the administration does in dramatic tones beyond all proportion, as if the mere act of Trump trying to govern constituted an existential threat.

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      Democrats are going big. They're certainly not bold.

      The current crop of Democratic candidates seem to think the hallmark of boldness is a willingness to tell reliable primary voters exactly what they’re desperate to hear, in the most dramatic terms possible.

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      Being Beto, on a trip to the mall

      Inside the mind of Beto O’Rourke as he ponders the 2020 presidential race and the right pair of jeans.

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      If you're interested in governing, maybe choose a governor

      Governors just don’t get the kind of respect they once did in presidential politics. And that’s something Democratic voters should probably reconsider.

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      Trump's in trouble, but he's not going anywhere

      Unless both houses of Congress are willing to impeach and convict him, don’t bet on President Trump serving anything less than a full term.

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      Pete Buttigieg is running for president. Also, he's gay.

      Pete Buttigieg would rather talk about his record as the two-term mayor of South Bend, Ind., than about his identity as the first openly gay man to seek the Democratic nomination.

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      Trump's rhetoric hits his wall

      Our developer president could have focused his energy on building airports, high-speed rail lines and high-tech schools. But he can only think of one place to sink a shovel, and that’s turning out to be the sinkhole of his administration.

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      Run, Howard, run

      Howard Schultz is one of very few people on the planet who had the vision to transform the way we live. He saw where the culture was headed and figured out a way to get ahead of it. No one in politics is doing that.

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      Kasich's choice: Fight for the party, or leave it behind?

      The question facing former Ohio Gov. John Kasich, if he decides to run against Trump, is this: Do you try to take out the incumbent president in the primaries, or do you make an independent bid instead?

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      Trump, like Gorbachev, has lost faith in what his country stands for

      President Trump doesn’t think our defense of democratic values really works for America anymore, and in this he has more in common with Vladimir Putin than he does with his own Cabinet or his military.

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      Trump and the shameless society: Which came first?

      In Trump’s America, taking personal responsibility for anything you say or do is suddenly out of vogue, no matter which side you’re on or how petty the issue.

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      Yes, Elizabeth Warren is a politician. That's not a bad thing for her.

      Back in 2015, I sat down with President Obama, during a visit to Nike’s Oregon campus, to talk about the huge Asian trade pact he was trying to sell. It was what Obama said that day about Elizabeth Warren, who had become a vocal critic of the trade deal, that landed like a grenade. What crude and awful thing did Obama say?

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      The 2040 plan for unexciting Democrats

      The contrast to focus on in 2020 isn’t just right versus left. It’s short term versus long term. It’s quarterly returns versus a half century of peril.

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    • “Streaming isn’t going away … You’re still going to have a lot of choice for a long time.”

    • “In the future, [streaming] likely will cost more, have a little less library content and cancel more shows more quickly.”

    • “Streaming is still a game of content … It’s not a matter of who’s spending more, it’s who’s spending smartly.”

    • “Streamers are retreating from any sort of creative risk in favor of humdrum, lowest-common-denominator shows.”

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