HeyJaredJonathan Capehart
MSNBC Anchor, "The Weekend" (7a-10a). Analyst, PBS NewsHour. Associate Editor, The Washington Post (for another week).
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Rep. María Elvira Salazar Cries Betrayal. It’s a Little Late. (opens the original)
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The 30-second spot on immigration from Rep. María Elvira Salazar (R-Fla.) is remarkable on a number of levels. She’s running for reelection, but it’s not a campaign ad, per se. She’s not attacking her Democratic opponent. Instead, it’s a direct message to President Trump about his aggressive immigration enforcement recorded with the White House in the distance. Most remarkable is her use of the word “betrayed.” It might say as much about her as it does about her Hispanic constituents.<div class=
10 Ways Trump Could Wreck the Midterms. States Are Ready. (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court’s no-duh decision to block President Trump’s mail-in-voting restrictions is a true victory against his efforts to interfere in November’s midterm elections. But free and fair elections are still under significant threat from the president and key members of his administration.This extraordinary exchange at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday between Sen. Pet
Getting into ‘Good Trouble’ over Arc de Trump (opens the original)
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Remember the Sky (opens the original)
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The thing I remember most about September 11, 2001, was the sky. An unbelievably beautiful sky so blue New York City seemed nestled under a sapphire dome. A sky that was forever violated in a murderous explosion of orange flames, black smoke and white ash.It was primary election day in the Big Apple. I looked up at that stunning sky on my way to vote before 7 a.m. And I was sitting at my desk at the Bloomberg for Mayor campaign headquarters in midtown Manhattan when I happened to look up at the
Trump’s Arcade of Cruelty (opens the original)
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The arcade games of my youth were so much fun. Shooting up space invaders and centipedes or gobbling up whatever those things were with Pac-Man. And we did it all to a cacophony of crunches, pings and pew-pews on an ocularly dazzling display. They were amusing, pure escapism from the real world. Leave it to the Trump administration to use the joyful genre to push its horrible immigration policies and take its dehumanization of the people directly impacted by them to a whole new (low) level.<a cl
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