
EJ Dionne
@ejdionne
Washington Post columnist, Georgetown prof, Brookings senior fellow. Author of “Code Red” and Co-Author of “100% Democracy: The Case for Universal Voting.”
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02-01-2012 20:12:39
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With Leo, there’s no going back from Francis. Leo is no carbon copy his predecessor. Moderate cardinals saw him as a conciliator in a divided church. But in standing for social justice & more inclusive governance, he’ll build on Francis’s legacy My column washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…






“We feel bad for Jayson. But nobody feels as bad as Jayson. He wouldn’t want us sitting around and not competing. And it’s sad because of what he’s meant to this team, to this city. But we had no choice but to bounce back.” —Jrue Holiday #CelticsBounceBack bostonglobe.com/2025/05/15/spo…




The party of pronatalism & motherhood medals escalates its war on children “The GOP’s budget bill slashes the safety net to fund regressive tax cuts.” This transfers wealth not just from poor to rich but also from young to old. Excellent column Catherine Rampell washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…

This graphic from the Center on Budget is exceptionally revealing of what the GOP’s “big beautiful bill” is all about.


“How to Take Medicaid from Millions of Americans, in Less Than 72 Hours” Of course the GOP wants to pass its bill fast: They want to avoid public focus on the damage it would do to health coverage, writes Jonathan Cohn. He also shares important history. thebulwark.com/p/how-to-take-…

“There’s a better path forward, but it requires the Senate to tear up this legislation and start again, rejecting …proposals that…take health coverage and food assistance away from families” & “drive up poverty.” Sharon Parrott Good analysis of a bad bill. search.app/DPdKnRhwJNArAs…