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Maureen Dowd is a New York Times columnist.

Trump’s ‘manosphere’ White House takes shape. It’s a searing affront to women

Trump’s ‘manosphere’ White House takes shape. It’s a searing affront to women

In putting forward three men accused of sexual misconduct for high office, Donald Trump is conveying that men like himself are the perpetual victims of lies.

  • by Maureen Dowd

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Forget Melania, Musk’s all set to be Trump’s ‘first buddy’

Forget Melania, Musk’s all set to be Trump’s ‘first buddy’

With Melania conspicuously absent, Elon Musk is now the one in every Trump photo. But the moment may come when Musk, too, swats away Trump’s hand.

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How Trump exposed the Democrats’ mistaken identity politics

How Trump exposed the Democrats’ mistaken identity politics

More Americans ended up voting for Trump, even though many didn’t like him. Why? Because they liked the Democratic Party less.

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It’s crazy, but we must accept these truths about Trump and America

It’s crazy, but we must accept these truths about Trump and America

We must now fathom the unfathomable: all the misogynistic, racist, crude and undemocratic things Trump has said and done don’t negate his appeal.

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I asked Trump a question about violence. His answer was honest, and chilling

I asked Trump a question about violence. His answer was honest, and chilling

How did America become a place where a man with no character has an even chance of being re-elected president?

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In the ultimate battle of the sexes in the most visceral of elections, who will prevail?

In the ultimate battle of the sexes in the most visceral of elections, who will prevail?

Trump is running a hypermasculine campaign that is breathtakingly offensive to women, where Harris is public enemy number one. And yet, it appears to be working.

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The dinner that showed why Trump and a cardinal should go to confession

The dinner that showed why Trump and a cardinal should go to confession

Instead of telling Trump he was over the line, Cardinal Dolan enabled him to cast his campaign as a quasi-religious crusade.

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Not being Trump won’t win Harris the election. She needs to do more –  pronto

Not being Trump won’t win Harris the election. She needs to do more – pronto

Even when getting softballs from supportive TV hosts, Harris at times seems unsure of how to answer.

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J.D. Vance is laser-focused on the future, especially his own

J.D. Vance is laser-focused on the future, especially his own

As the Republicans take misogynistic potshots at Kamala Harris, Trump’s running mate is unveiling a new persona.

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The Democratic love-in will be ecstasy, except that everyone’s mad at each other

The Democratic love-in will be ecstasy, except that everyone’s mad at each other

Top Democrats are bristling with resentments even as they are about to try to put on a united front at the party’s National Convention in Chicago.

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Suddenly, Donald Trump looks enlightened about women

Suddenly, Donald Trump looks enlightened about women

Somehow, the former president has managed to choose a vice presidential candidate whose views on women are even more Draconian and mean-spirited than his own.

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