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Jennifer Rubin

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Past articles by Jennifer:

The chickens come home to roost for Republicans

Trump and his cronies are on quite a losing streak. → Read More

Wisconsin GOP entertains a constitutional crisis. Again.

Republicans threaten to paralyze democracy. → Read More

The rot in the federal judiciary goes deeper than the Supreme Court

Federal lower courts are a mess. → Read More

Here’s a realistic agenda for Biden’s second term

Reform should be the goal if the president earns a second term. → Read More

What Biden got right about the wrongheaded Supreme Court decisions

The president prepared for bad Supreme Court decisions. → Read More

A perpetually surprised media isn’t doing its job

Part of the problem might be the media’s preference for political horse-race coverage over events on the ground. → Read More

The most capable Trump primary opponent isn’t in the race

Kemp and Youngkin. both governors, each have a better shot than the announced candidates. → Read More

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Self-government is worth defending

The transformation of the court into a partisan player contradicts the central premise of democracy. → Read More

Democrats have a schools problem. The good news: They can address it.

Democrats have the chance to be serious about an issue of vital importance to millions of voters. → Read More

Why the right’s affirmative action victory is empty

Just because Roberts’s decision is inaccurate and contradictory does not necessarily mean it has to be devastating in practice. → Read More

The GOP’s assaults on LGBTQ+ Americans are failing in court

But the hateful attacks continue. → Read More

‘Bidenomics’ is transformative. Biden needs to ensure voters know it.

The president's economic record is strong. Now he needs to get Americans to believe it. → Read More

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Jen's Q&A with readers starts at 12 p.m. ET on Wednesday. Submit your questions now. → Read More

Follow the money: No Labels can’t hide its right-wing ties

The group promoting centrist, nonpolarizing politics has plenty of GOP-aligned backing as it prepares to launch a third-party presidential bid. → Read More

A year after Dobbs, the pro-choice movement has never been stronger

Republicans have traumatized women and shot themselves in the foot. → Read More

Sheldon Whitehouse was right all along: The Supreme Court is corrupt

The senator has long maintained that the court’s unprincipled, outcome-oriented and partisan decision-making is very much linked to the ethics problems. → Read More

Opinion | How to fix cable TV news

The deadly dullness of TV cable news can end. → Read More

Trump has it all wrong: He needs someone else to be president

His plan to avoid prosecution by running failed. → Read More

Chat with Jennifer Rubin about her columns, politics, policy and more

Jen's Q&A with readers starts at 12 p.m. ET on Wednesday. Submit your questions now. → Read More