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Eduardo Porter

New York

Columnist and Editorial Writer at The Washington Post

Editorial writer and columnist at The Washington Post. Formerly of NYT, WSJ & Bloomberg. Author of "American Poison” and “The Price of Everything.”

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  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Eduardo Porter

    What Trump’s ‘big beautiful’ budget reveals about MAGA (washingtonpost.com) What Trump’s ‘big beautiful’ budget reveals about MAGA By Eduardo Porter 2025052311453800 Where do Donald Trump's allegiances lie?

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Eduardo Porter

    For years, Americans have been frustrated by the fact that they pay a lot more for medicines than people in virtually every other country on Earth. Democrat John F. Kerry ran for president over two decades ago threatening to fix things by authorizing the importation of prescription drugs from Canada, where they still cost about 44 percent of what they do in the United States.

  • 3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Eduardo Porter

    Trumpism is struggling to win over the world (washingtonpost.com) Trumpism is struggling to win over the world By Eduardo Porter 2025051311455000 The right wing thought its time had finally come.

  • 1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Eduardo Porter

    As America goes rogue, China eyes an opening (washingtonpost.com) As America goes rogue, China eyes an opening By Eduardo Porter 2025050610453800 Days before "Liberation Day," when President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of tariffs against everybody, something unusual happened in Asia. For the first time in five years, Chinese officials met with counterparts from South Korea and Japan to talk about trade.

  • 1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Eduardo Porter

    The U.S. is not Venezuela — but Trump is closing the distance (washingtonpost.com) The U.S. is not Venezuela — but Trump is closing the distance By Eduardo Porter 2025042819064400 When Secretary of State Marco Rubio shuttered the State Department's office in charge of human rights — "a platform for left-wing activists," he charged, "to redefine 'human rights' and 'democracy,'" it looked at first blush like just another way the Trump administration was turning its back on the world — on a par...

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Eduardo Porter
Eduardo Porter @portereduardo
7 May 25

RT @PostOpinions: "How many dolls and how many pencils are you personally willing to give up to make America great again?" Dana @Milbank a…

Eduardo Porter
Eduardo Porter @portereduardo
6 May 25

Could China win this war? Trump's tariffs on the world may go up or be canceled, restarted, exchanged for bitcoin, dipped in chocolate, or repositioned to fight, say, human trafficking. When the dust settles the world’s center of gravity may well have moved across the Pacific

Eduardo Porter
Eduardo Porter @portereduardo
6 May 25

Can Beijing look beyond its narrow self-interest and make the concessions needed to take advantage of the strategic opportunities offered by the U.S. going rogue? https://t.co/NY3QaYs5os