The Washington-Post-ABC News poll finds most Americans believe Trump is unqualified to lead the nation, but many are also anxious about a Clinton presidency.
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Cynthia Dill: Brexit vote should act as a warning
The success of the British campaign to leave the EU shows it would be dangerous to ignore the threat of a Trump presidency.
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Jay teen among youngest Democratic national delegates
Trevor Doiron, 17, got bitten by the politics bug when he was 10 and he helped a neighbor put up political signs.
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Sanders says he’d vote for Clinton, but battles on
Aiming to reform the party platform, he has not endorsed Hillary Clinton.
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Analysis: Brexit’s big lesson for U.S. candidates is there’s little trust in political leaders
The British vote reinforces Trump’s defiance, but it also supports Clinton in arguing she is the stable one.
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Charles Krauthammer: Clinton would lead us into an empty future of platitudes
Promising no fundamental change, she offers Americans yet more subsidies, handouts and small-ball initiatives.
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M.D. Harmon: Clinton, Trump or neither? Readers share their opinions
Some say they’ll hold their noses and choose one or the other. Other voters wonder whether independent candidates are viable.
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Dana Milbank: Trump candidacy mirrors his tactics in failed Taj Mahal casino
The billionaire’s triumph in the primaries and subsequent swoon is another case of overpromising and underdelivering.
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Leonard Pitts: Violence against Trump won’t solve what’s eating America
Donald Trump’s noxious views can’t be assassinated, because only one thing can kill bad ideas.
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Trump wins ovation from Christian Right group
Donald Trump promises to fight for religious liberty and appoint antiabortion Supreme Court judges.