![24957_001_0209_CC.jpg]()
China did cover up – but that doesn’t make Trump less guilty
Without mass testing, we’re flying blind through this crisis
This is just the first in a series of cascading crises
The U.S. is still exceptional — but now for its incompetence
To solve the economic crisis, we will have to solve the health-care crisis
Washington PostJonah BaderUnited States, coronavirus, public health, economy, 9/11, Great Depression, recession, Health care, oil, Big Government
Some countries have been successful in combating the coronavirus. The U.S. is not one of them.
Washington PostJonah Badercoronavirus, public health, Donald Trump, CDC, China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, North Korea
How the populist right is exploiting coronavirus
Bernie Sanders’s Scandinavian fantasy
Washington PostJonah BaderBernie Sanders, socialism, democratic socialism, Democrats, economy, inequality, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Scandinavia, Taxes
The trade deficit is soaring under Trump — and that’s a good thing
Bernie Sanders’s magical thinking on climate change
Democrats haven’t fallen in love yet
How the story of impeachment tells the story of polarization
The normalization of Trumpism and the end of globalization
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, Davos, globalization, trade, India, protectionism, Immigration, Narendra Modi, Jeff Bezos, economy
Why Trump caved on China
Washington PostJonah BaderChina, Donald Trump, Cold War, Soviet Union, Economy, trade, protectionism, tariffs, Europe, technology
Trump does not have a foreign policy. He has a series of impulses.
Washington PostJonah Baderforeign policy, Donald Trump, Syria, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, military, Iran, Kim Jong Un, North Korea, trade, China, Iraq
