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Today's Opinions: Republican voters don’t like heresy in the church of Trump
Dismissing inflation while cutting taxes for the wealthy is not a winning strategy for Democrats; Republicans define themselves by misogyny and violence; Kyle Rittenhouse's $2 million legal funds won his case. Most defendants can't afford that quality of aid.; Sen. John Neely Kennedy goes full Joe McCarthy in questioning a Biden nominee born in the U.S.S.R.; The GOP bets on resentment over problem solving; Florida's Republican lawmakers deliver another blow for DeSantis against the common good; Homer Plessy's pardon will provide both opportunity and atonement ; Why is this Justice Department fighting more oversight?; The next vigilantism; Belarus is borrowing from Russia again — this time, with disinformation; With poor nations only 5 percent vaccinated, wealthy nations need to look in the mirror; Mass deportations eased the southern border crisis. But will it last?; How India's farmers took on its most powerful political party; Sen. John Neely Kennedy goes full Joe McCarthy in questioning a Biden nominee born in the U.S.S.R.; Please, Justin Bieber, don't perform for the regime that killed my fiance
The party has put reinstating the state and local tax deduction at the heart of its economic agenda. This is not a good way to reach the working-class voters it needs.
The department's inspector general can't investigate its lawyers for professional misconduct. The Trump Justice Department showed that needs to change.
