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dded that there is 'no good argument not to get the vaccination. I would encourage all men regardless of party affiliation to get the vaccination." Michael Gerson writes in his Washington Post (3/29, 10.52M) column that "the defiance of public health guidance has become a political selling point in the Republi

d state taxes from their federal income taxes. He is one of a handful of House Democrats who are calling on the president to repeal the provision." Jennifer Rubin writes in the Washington Post (3/29, 10.52M) that as Biden begins to roll out his two-part infrastructure plan, "he should not get hung up on 'bipar

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

on, enterprise and future wealth will be a source of inspiration to the whole country. And if they don't they deserve the fate of the dinosaurs. As Jennifer Rubin wrote, "Rep. Steve King personifies the stereotypical anti-immigration right winger. His tone is intemperate if not downright vile. He flogs the iss

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

on, a brave decision, and maybe at the end of the day there is no elegant way to lose a war." In her column for the Washington Post (8/17, 10.52M), Jennifer Rubin writes that in his address, Biden "made a strong point — one likely to find receptive ears among voters — that he refuses to maintain the lie to Ame