Windsor Mann

feature No, not public health

By Windsor Mann Published 26 March 20

opinion He can't attack the former vice president without attacking himself

By Windsor Mann Last updated 14 March 20

opinion The president wants people to be afraid when they shouldn't be afraid and wants people to be unconcerned when they should be concerned

By Windsor Mann Published 27 February 20

opinion Trump is doing to the judicial system what he did to the Republican Party

By Windsor Mann Last updated 13 February 20

opinion Romney voted to convict the president. His fellow Republicans voted to convict themselves.

By Windsor Mann Last updated 6 February 20

opinion Trump is terrified of people who have worked for him

By Windsor Mann Last updated 28 January 20

opinion How Trump changed America's rules about profanity

By Windsor Mann Published 7 November 19

opinion President Trump fears embarrassment more than anything — and nothing would embarrass him more than proof he isn't as rich as he says he is

By Windsor Mann Last updated 24 October 19

opinion The one constant in the president's life is betrayal

By Windsor Mann Last updated 10 October 19

opinion You're going to go to war for this guy?

By Windsor Mann Published 3 October 19

opinion The president's malfeasance is so flagrant that it seems, to some, innocuous

By Windsor Mann Last updated 26 September 19

opinion Today is Constitution Day. The president will probably not be celebrating it.

By Windsor Mann Published 17 September 19

opinion President Trump wanted a yes-man. Instead he got John Bolton.

By Windsor Mann Published 11 September 19

opinion Definitely not the presidency

By Windsor Mann Published 6 September 19

opinion Here's why a recovering Trump supporter like Joe Walsh might be uniquely capable of weakening the president

By Windsor Mann Published 29 August 19

opinion An evangelical told me that God put Trump in the White House "for a reason." Maybe the reason is to teach us a lesson: Don't ever do this again.

By Windsor Mann Published 22 August 19

opinion It's too soon to say when Donald Trump's presidency will end, but it's not too soon to say how it will end. It will end in disgrace.

By Windsor Mann Published 14 August 19

opinion Conservatives are out of ideas, so they're compensating with catchphrases and vitriol

By Windsor Mann Published 4 August 19

opinion In 1991, television personality Pat Buchanan launched his first campaign for president. Twenty-five years later, he won.

By Windsor Mann Published 26 July 19

opinion How victimhood became the core of modern conservatism

By Windsor Mann Published 20 June 19

opinion A joke is not a joke if it has to be explained

By Windsor Mann Last updated 30 April 19