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    Something is very wrong with the GOP

    Dear Colleagues: We're doing it again. Remember last year's campaign? Remember how dogged and relentless we were in covering Hillary Clinton's sloppy handling of her emails? Remember the comparatively free ride we gave Donald Trump despite his repeated demonstrations that he was unserious, unsound and unfit? Remember all the hand wringing afterward about how we had embraced a false ...
    by By Leonard Pitts Jr., Tribune Content Agency Jul 05, 2017 2 minutes

    Dear Colleagues:

    We're doing it again.

    Remember last year's campaign? Remember how dogged and relentless we were in covering Hillary Clinton's sloppy handling of her emails?

    Remember the comparatively free ride we gave Donald Trump despite his repeated demonstrations that he was unserious, unsound and unfit? Remember all the hand wringing afterward about how we had embraced a false equivalence?

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