Author: Chris Truax, Opinion columnist

Many are calling for unity and healing. The best way to start the process is for a sweeping bipartisan majority to officially condemn Trump’s behavior.

There can be no higher priority for the Biden administration than repairing and strengthening our democratic institutions.

Foreswearing our worst impulses doesn’t mean we can’t luxuriate in the irony. Nor does it mean we can’t recognize that Trump has done this to himself.

This is only the opening bell in perhaps the wildest, riskiest three months in US political history. We’ll need grim determination to get through them.

Barr’s repeated interventions in the Justice Department in support of Trump’s political goals have blackened what was once a sterling reputation.

Attending to foreign policy crises might theoretically be grounds for putting off a subpoena. Working on your golf game is not. Trump could make the time.

If you are a progressive, I understand you yearn for President Sanders with all your heart. But I beg you. Consider the rest of us.

Trump is proud of pressing a foreign government to investigate a nonsensical conspiracy theory about a political rival. That was corrupt on its face.