A president who misleads and threatens is no friend of the American people. The news media should not be intimidated.
Albert R. HuntFormer Bloomberg Opinion Columnist
Albert R. Hunt is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering politics and policy. He was the executive editor of Bloomberg News, before which he was a reporter, bureau chief and executive Washington editor at the Wall Street Journal.
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Beto O’Rourke and Howard Schultz have a lot going for them. But not enough to be president.
A party of enablers, sycophants, cowards and sellouts.
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