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Thomas Edsall

Thomas Edsall

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Political Columnist, The New York Times

Xi'an

Final Covers

Class , Environment, Race , Identity, Civil rights, Culture , Inequality

Doesn’t Cover

Anything outside of Dallas-Fort Worth

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Total articles 792

  • Opinion | Trump Is Insatiable

    By Thomas Edsall Verified| The New York Times Verified As President Trump's assault on America's civic institutions approaches its 100th day, the question is whether those charged with maintaining the integrity of Congress, the law, the courts, the media, academia and the civil service recognize the seriousness of the threat they face. With the exception of Harvard, three law firms and a small set of federal judges, the track record so far does not inspire confidence.

    By Thomas Edsall Verified · The New York Times

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Another Group the Democrats Should Stop Taking for Granted

    By Thomas Edsall Verified| The New York Times Verified I asked Solis which was more important, animosity toward the Democratic Party or support of the Republican Party. "It's a combination of both," he replied:Many Latino Republicans express growing disillusionment with the Democratic Party, particularly around its perceived emphasis on racial identity politics and progressive social agendas. There is a sense that the party has moved away from the working-class, religious, and family-oriented values that resonate in South Texas.

    By Thomas Edsall Verified · The New York Times

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Opinion | Trump Is Insatiable

    By Thomas Edsall Verified| The New York Times Verified As President Trump's assault on America's civic institutions approaches its 100th day, the question is whether those charged with maintaining the integrity of Congress, the law, the courts, the media, academia and the civil service recognize the seriousness of the threat they face. With the exception of Harvard, three law firms and a small set of federal judges, the track record so far does not inspire confidence.

    By Thomas Edsall Verified · The New York Times

    Apr. 22, 2025

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The New York Times

New York, New York, United States

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