Editorial: Donald Trump can only be defeated when Democrats understand why he won
Only Donald Trump could describe as “Total EXONERATION” the findings of a two-year investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller that says it “does not exonerate” the US president. Facts matter little to Mr Trump. He prefers to trade in conspiracy theories where evidence does not drive the wider public’s beliefs. We would have expected him to continue in this manner, and demean the presidency, irrespective of the outcome of the Mueller inquiry.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
We’re working like it’s 1975, but the jobs boom isn’t all it seems. Here’s why | Larry ElliottUnemployment figures are at a historic low but there are also bleaker parallels with the 1970s, says Guardian economics editor Larry Elliott
Read more »
How to report terrorism: name, but don’t amplify | Paul ChadwickJacinda Ardern honorably refuses to name the Christchurch suspect, but the Guardian has decided that the duty of journalists is different, writes readers’ editor Paul Chadwick
Read more »
Trump says 'it wouldn't bother me at all' if full Mueller report is released – liveThe president says it is up to the attorney general whether the full details of the Trump-Russia investigation are released
Read more »
The Guardian view on rewilding Scotland: an immodest proposal | EditorialEditorial: If undertaken in the right spirit, the restoration of huge tracts of the Highlands could be a hugely beneficial enterprise
Read more »
The Guardian view on history: don’t take its name in vain | EditorialEditorial: Politicians claiming to know how the present will be judged should be treated with scepticism. The truth is, nobody does
Read more »
The Guardian view on the People’s Vote march: a force for good | EditorialEditorial: The protest on the streets of London will show that the prime minister cannot define the public. They have a will and opinions of their own
Read more »
The Guardian view on Conservative crisis: made by Brexit | EditorialEditorial: The main political parties are split and unable to contain the destructive fallout of the populist politics of leaving the EU
Read more »
The Guardian view on statistics in sciences: gaming the (un)known | EditorialEditorial: Statisticians are calling on their profession to abandon one of its most treasured markers of significance. But what could replace it?
Read more »
The Guardian view on parliament and Brexit: take back control | EditorialEditorial: By refusing to compromise with MPs over her Brexit plan, Theresa May sinks her premiership
Read more »
The Guardian view on weather forecasts: we need the bigger picture | EditorialEditorial: Climate must not be confused with local conditions, but remodelled broadcasts could help people understand the dangers we face
Read more »