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When columnist Megan McArdle (@mcmeganish), went to report on a Trump rally in Arizona, she expected the “fake news” vitriol she saw online. But she was surprised by what she found in person. To hear more from Megan, and other stories like this, check out her new Washington Post Opinion podcast, Reasonably Optimistic, launching Wednesday on YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts. | Washington Post Opinions
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“If you only show people the worst clips, you can convince them that we’re living through an unprecedented collapse. And that’s in useful if you’re trying to sell fear. … It’s less useful if you’re trying to understand reality. The honest story is harder.” Megan McArdle breaks down what really happened in 2025 the “Reasonably Optimistic” podcast. Full episode: https://wapo.st/49xmQZM | Washington Post Opinions
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"It is possible that if the Democratic nominee were a White guy, things would have turned out differently. But that, too — that’s not about Harris; that’s about the United States of America right now," Ruth Marcus says on the latest Impromptu podcast. "There will be a lot of questions about where Democrats go from here. But it’s really a question about where the country goes from here." 🔗Visit the link in our bio to read and hear the full conversation | Washington Post Opinions
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“The pendulum always swings back and forth.” Colorado governor Jared Polis joins host Megan McArdle (@mcmeganish) to discuss Trump’s tariff and immigration policies. 🔗 Visit the link in @PostOpinions’ bio to check out the full conversation and be sure to subscribe to “Reasonably Optimistic” on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts. | Washington Post Opinions
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There’s a lot of talk now about failing institutions. Every time President Donald Trump pushes the boundaries of his power, his critics ask: Will no one stand in his way? Where are the pillars of democracy when we need them? I’ve raised these questions myself, yet lately I’m coming around to another way of thinking. Maybe the most culpable institution in our national breakdown isn’t any branch of government or industry — but rather the American people. 🔗Visit the link in our bio to read more. |
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