Jonathan Capehart

Washington Post

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Opinion writer for the the Washington Post, where he's also a member of its editorial board; contributor to MSNBC

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Should they impeach President Trump even if they can’t sell any Republicans on it?

Should Democrats go for it?

Should they impeach President Trump even if they can’t sell any Republicans on it?

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Joe Biden is in.

20 in for 2020

Joe Biden is in.

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There's a new word in this year's political vocabulary: "deplorables" -- first used by Hillary Clinton to describe "half" of Donald Trump's supporters.

Politics and the power of a word

There's a new word in this year's political vocabulary: "deplorables" -- first used by Hillary Clinton to describe "half" of Donald Trump's supporters.

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An audio folk story examining the tradition of Black watermelon long-haulers, who drive to farms in the South for watermelon and sell them in Black neighborhoods around the US.

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