Making the click-through worthwhile: Coming attractions for the big political news in the weeks to come; why we need to end the era of the celebrity presidential candidates; and football comes back . . . with all of the boring bumbling that preseason promises.
Think of This as a Coming-Attractions Trailer for Autumn's News Headlines
I head out next week on vacation, and while "August is slow in Washington" is an often-inaccurate cliché, it does feel like the big political news is in a holding pattern.
What will happen in Paul Manafort's trial? We don't know, but either way, the charges against him don't really relate to the 2016 presidential campaign. Lots of folks seem to think that proving Manafort got loans on false pretenses somehow begins the tumbling snowball that will turn into an avalanche that leads to Trump's impeachment.
Our old friend Elaina Plott is covering the trial and writes bluntly about the gap between the expectations and the trial's actual ...
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