Christine Emba

Washington Post

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Christine Emba is a columnist for the Washington Post's Opinions section and editor of In Theory, the Post's ideas blog.

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... there's a lot to discuss after last night's Democratic presidential debate.

Let me be clear...

... there's a lot to discuss after last night's Democratic presidential debate.

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Even with redactions, there’s plenty to discuss

The Mueller report is out

Even with redactions, there’s plenty to discuss

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President Trump decides he’s done waiting for Congress to fund his border wall. He’s doing it himself, or at least trying to, anyway.

'I’d rather do it much faster'

President Trump decides he’s done waiting for Congress to fund his border wall. He’s doing it himself, or at least trying to, anyway.

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It’s been only days since the president was acquitted in the impeachment trial.

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From impeachment acquittal to taking revenge.

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Is it time for President Trump to take a victory lap?

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Ahead of an election, LA District Attorney Jackie Lacey has moved to dismiss 66,000 cannabis-related convictions here.

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"If you raise the bar on what's impeachable, then you end up lowering the bar on what political behavior is acceptable. ...

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With Bernie Sanders leading the Democratic candidates, Republicans are reviving a political dirty word: “socialism.”

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Did President Trump abuse his power? That’s now up to the Senate. But is that even a crime? Democrats and Republicans agree on the facts, but not on the Constitution.

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