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Politics   -   Sep. 21, 2020 Breaking Judicial Norms: A History - WSJ
Breaking Judicial Norms: A History - WSJ

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is widely reported to have told his Democratic colleagues on Saturday that “nothing is off the table for next year” if Republicans confirm a Supreme Court nominee in this Congress.

by Jacques Bopp
U.S.A.   -   Sep. 21, 2020 The Russia Farce Continues - WSJ
The Russia Farce Continues - WSJ

Contrary to a media chorus, the Justice Department inspector general did not find the FBI handling of the Clinton and Trump cases free of “political bias.

by Jacques Bopp
U.S.A.   -   Sep. 12, 2020 Woodward’s Non-Revelation - WSJ
Woodward’s Non-Revelation - WSJ

The books professing dark revelations about President Trump appear to be lined up from here to Election Day, like aircraft heading into LaGuardia. This week it’s Bob Woodward’s turn, with the big news reportedly being that Mr. Trump told him in a taped conversation on Feb.

by Jacques Bopp
U.S.A.   -   Sep. 12, 2020 Did Trump Downplay Covid Enough? - WSJ
Did Trump Downplay Covid Enough? - WSJ

Thank goodness President Trump resisted the most panicked authoritarian responses to Covid-19 imposed by some U.S. governors. But he’s now facing questions over a Feb. 7 interview, included in a new Bob Woodward book, in which Mr. Trump said that Covid was deadlier than the flu.

by Jacques Bopp
Politics   -   Sep. 12, 2020 What Could Go Wrong on Election Day - WSJ
What Could Go Wrong on Election Day - WSJ

If most ballots this fall are cast by mail, the results may not be known for days. That could plunge America into prolonged controversy and undermine confidence in the outcome and the democratic system, both something adversaries in Moscow, Beijing and Tehran would cheer.

by Jacques Bopp
U.S.A.   -   Sep. 12, 2020 The Left’s Covid Memory Hole - WSJ
The Left’s Covid Memory Hole - WSJ

Last week’s Democratic convention sought to make four points: Joe Biden is a decent man, Donald Trump is horrible, the president bungled the pandemic and Mr. Biden would have handled it better because he grasped the threat from the start.

by Jacques Bopp
Racism   -   Aug. 24, 2020 Rassismus: Wie geht das, diskriminierungsfrei reden? Ein Versuch
Rassismus: Wie geht das, diskriminierungsfrei reden? Ein Versuch

_Kürzlich bin ich auf die Zukunft des Journalismus gestossen. Sie versteckt sich in einer Fussnote. Und sie ist nicht erfreulich.

by Jacques Bopp
Politics   -   Aug. 21, 2020 The Next Pandemic: Trump Derangement Syndrome - WSJ
The Next Pandemic: Trump Derangement Syndrome - WSJ

It’s been going around for some time and now appears to be in danger of spreading widely. I refer not to Covid-19, but to Donald-20, or, to use its pseudoscientific name, Trump Derangement Syndrome. Research has shown that TDS appears in five stages, each of advanced intensity.

by Jacques Bopp
Breaking Judicial Norms: A History - WSJ
Politics   -   Sep. 21, 2020 Breaking Judicial Norms: A History - WSJ

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is widely reported to have told his Democratic colleagues on Saturday that “nothing is off the table for next year” if Republicans confirm a Supreme Court nominee in this Congress.

by Jacques Bopp
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Politics   -   Sep. 21, 2020 Breaking Judicial Norms: A History - WSJ
Breaking Judicial Norms: A History - WSJ

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is widely reported to have told his Democratic colleagues on Saturday that “nothing is off the table for next year” if Republicans confirm a Supreme Court nominee in this Congress.

by Jacques Bopp
U.S.A.   -   Sep. 21, 2020 The Russia Farce Continues - WSJ
The Russia Farce Continues - WSJ

Contrary to a media chorus, the Justice Department inspector general did not find the FBI handling of the Clinton and Trump cases free of “political bias.

by Jacques Bopp
U.S.A.   -   Sep. 12, 2020 Woodward’s Non-Revelation - WSJ
Woodward’s Non-Revelation - WSJ

The books professing dark revelations about President Trump appear to be lined up from here to Election Day, like aircraft heading into LaGuardia. This week it’s Bob Woodward’s turn, with the big news reportedly being that Mr. Trump told him in a taped conversation on Feb.

by Jacques Bopp
U.S.A.   -   Sep. 12, 2020 Did Trump Downplay Covid Enough? - WSJ
Did Trump Downplay Covid Enough? - WSJ

Thank goodness President Trump resisted the most panicked authoritarian responses to Covid-19 imposed by some U.S. governors. But he’s now facing questions over a Feb. 7 interview, included in a new Bob Woodward book, in which Mr. Trump said that Covid was deadlier than the flu.

by Jacques Bopp
Politics   -   Sep. 12, 2020 What Could Go Wrong on Election Day - WSJ
What Could Go Wrong on Election Day - WSJ

If most ballots this fall are cast by mail, the results may not be known for days. That could plunge America into prolonged controversy and undermine confidence in the outcome and the democratic system, both something adversaries in Moscow, Beijing and Tehran would cheer.

by Jacques Bopp
U.S.A.   -   Sep. 12, 2020 The Left’s Covid Memory Hole - WSJ
The Left’s Covid Memory Hole - WSJ

Last week’s Democratic convention sought to make four points: Joe Biden is a decent man, Donald Trump is horrible, the president bungled the pandemic and Mr. Biden would have handled it better because he grasped the threat from the start.

by Jacques Bopp
Racism   -   Aug. 24, 2020 Rassismus: Wie geht das, diskriminierungsfrei reden? Ein Versuch
Rassismus: Wie geht das, diskriminierungsfrei reden? Ein Versuch

_Kürzlich bin ich auf die Zukunft des Journalismus gestossen. Sie versteckt sich in einer Fussnote. Und sie ist nicht erfreulich.

by Jacques Bopp
Politics   -   Aug. 21, 2020 The Next Pandemic: Trump Derangement Syndrome - WSJ
The Next Pandemic: Trump Derangement Syndrome - WSJ

It’s been going around for some time and now appears to be in danger of spreading widely. I refer not to Covid-19, but to Donald-20, or, to use its pseudoscientific name, Trump Derangement Syndrome. Research has shown that TDS appears in five stages, each of advanced intensity.

by Jacques Bopp
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