Jonathan Capehart

Washington Post

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Opinion writer for the the Washington Post, where he's also a member of its editorial board; contributor to MSNBC

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Joe Biden is in.

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There's a new word in this year's political vocabulary: "deplorables" -- first used by Hillary Clinton to describe "half" of Donald Trump's supporters.

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