Why did the election go the way it did, how is the country responding to the outcome and what is needed to move this country forward. | | | | | Editorial: While you were busy reading the 'Hamilton' debate, Trump was making decisions about his largest business investments outside North America | | | | The President-elect's weekend tweets were hardly his worst transgressions of late. The real doozy of the weekend escaped most public notice. | The Baltimore Sun | | Read More | | | | Opinion: Advice for President-elect Trump: Take a cue from Washington and take a road trip. | | | | If Trump really wants to be the president of all Americans, he should start by reaching out, not through Twitter, but by actually visiting them where they live. | Orlando Sentinel | | | | Column: Stop sweating the small stuff. If everything is met with outrage, it dilutes the things we should truly be outraged by | | | | Trump kept many of us in a perpetual state of outrage for the past year, and he has continued to do what he does best. | Chicago Tribune | | | | Op-Ed: If we don't like what happens to America after the election, we fight it. We don't run and hide. | | | | Everyone is walking around like it's the end of civilization. It's not. We've been through far worse. | Los Angeles Times | | | | Editorial: As the nation roils with unrest and hate crimes, it's not enough to simply say, 'stop it' | | | | Trump should take to social media to denounce the hundreds of racial incidents that have occurred since his election. | Sun-Sentinel | | | | Opinion: A Muslim immigrant registry invokes memories of the internment of Japanese-Americans following the attack on Pearl Harbor | | | | America is better than its darkest moments. Its government must prove that to its public again. | San Diego Union-Tribune | | | | Commentary: A boiler-plate corporate welcome letter for the newly hired president-elect | | | | To get you up to speed for your Jan. 20 start date, here is an overview of the people you will be working for. For brevity, we will call them "Americans." | Chicago Tribune | | | | Op-Ed: Latino voters rejected the Republicans but they weren't crazy about the Democrats either. | | | | The Clinton campaign hoped to create a Latino 'firewall' using Trump's ugly rhetoric as a rallying cry. But the long-term community work was missing. | Los Angeles Times | | | | Editorial: Rick Santorum - The Republican majority must join Trump to deliver for working families | | | | Now it is time for President-elect Trump to deliver for these families who put their faith in him. | The Morning Call | | | | |
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