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Trump is surrendering much more than Ukraine to Putin
Washington PostJonah BaderMichael Waltz, Marco Rubio, Donald Trump, Russia, Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, World War II, United Nations, liberal international order, war, Korean War, Iraq
King Donald’s courtiers struggle to keep up
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, Tariffs, USAID, Mexico, Canada, Mike Johnson, Elon Musk, JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Fox News, Gaza, TikTok, Immigration
Is the U.S. a patsy? The premise of ‘America First’ is bizarre.
Washington PostJonah BaderDavos, World Economic Forum, Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Iraq War, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, World War II, Great Power Competition, Marshall Plan, Germany, Japan, Panama Canal, nationalism, protectionism
Mainstream Republicans have tolerated extremism for years. Can they finally control it?
Washington PostJonah BaderRepublicans, Donald Trump, violent extremism, conspiracy theories, Democracy, United States, Germany, Adolf Hitler, conservative, Conservatives, Tory Party, United Kingdom, Ronald Reagan, Newt Gingrich, Tea Party, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio
On the domestic front, Biden is all ambition. Why not on foreign policy?
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, United States, foreign policy, coronavirus, Economy, Republicans, Mike Pompeo, Marco Rubio, Cuba, Iran, China, Xi Jinping, Tony Blinken
The Republican surrender
Why the center holds, barely
Sanders's plans make Republicans look serious
America is being changed - but by whom?
Trump and the Republican crack-up
Washington PostFareed ZakariaDonald Trump, foreign policy, GOP, Immigration, Marco Rubio, Medicare, Michael Lind, Republican Party, Ronald Reagan, Social Security, Ted Cruz
Republican candidates bash China at our own peril
Let's talk about bridges, not burrito bowls
