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o bar all Muslims from entering the country. But the parallels have become even more pronounced in recent weeks after the killing of George Floyd." Gerson: Trump Tweet On Housing Regulation "Laid Bare" His Biases. In a column titled "Trumpism's Most Persistent Goal Is The Preservation Of White Supremac

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ms from entering the country. But the parallels have become even more pronounced in recent weeks after the killing of George Floyd." EFTA00150167 Gerson: Trump Tweet On Housing Regulation "Laid Bare" His Biases. In a column titled "Trumpism's Most Persistent Goal Is The Preservation Of White Supremac

mp Tweet On Housing Regulation "Laid Bare" His Biases. In a column titled "Trumpism's Most Persistent Goal Is The Preservation Of White Supremacy," Michael Gerson writes in the Washington Post (7/30, 14.2M) that President Trump "has trouble concealing his intentions." He cites a tweet this week from the Presid

ten it. The challenge has shifted from ensuring supply meets demand to creating demand by convincing vaccine-hesitant Americans to get their shots." Gerson says elected leaders are "failing miserably" at addressing the concerns of the vaccine-hesitant. The Administration, he argues, "did a good job of

artisan institutions, EFTA00149729 faced with a choice of maintaining neutrality or upholding their core values, are often choosing the former." Michael Gerson writes in the Washington Post (5/20, 10.52M) that if Trump "has a political philosophy, one of its main tenets is toxic masculinity - the use of men

e: how to appeal to an increasingly diverse nation when the behavior of a small but vocal portion of its coalition is both offensive and clueless. Gerson: Boehner's response was not only tough — just the kind of rapid response Sister Souljah-ing Republicans need more of — but politically sophisticated

of the children of undocumented workers as having "calves the size of cantaloupes" from hauling bales of marijuana across the desert, until I read Michael Gerson's op-ed in The Washington Post this week — The GOP Divide on Immigration. And although it desert brought a cascade of rebuke from his fellow Republ

p's "fondest hope...in his final days in office to withdraw the last U.S. troops from Afghanistan, as the fulfillment of his 'America First' ideals: Gerson says, "The military and foreign policy establishment was strong enough to resist Trump's mania for global abdication because the 45th president was

ary on the broader situation was more mixed than it had been in previous days. Still, some commentators remained sharply critical of the President. Michael Gerson writes in the Washington Post (8/16, 10.52M) it was former President Trump's "fondest hope...in his final days in office to withdraw the last U.S. t

o bar all Muslims from entering the country. But the parallels have become even more pronounced in recent weeks after the killing of George Floyd." Gerson: Trump Tweet On Housing Regulation "Laid Bare" His Biases. In a column titled "Trumpism's Most Persistent Goal Is The Preservation Of White Supremac

mp Tweet On Housing Regulation "Laid Bare" His Biases. In a column titled "Trumpism's Most Persistent Goal Is The Preservation Of White Supremacy," Michael Gerson writes in the Washington Post (7/30, 14.2M) that President Trump "has trouble concealing his intentions." He cites a tweet this week from the Presid