Mark Barabak
Columnist at Los Angeles Times
LA Times columnist, covering politics from out West. Cat on a tin roof. Dogs in a pile. Over on Bluesky @markzbarabak.bsky.social
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5 days ago |
latimes.com | Mark Barabak
Thousands of party faithful gathered in Anaheim to sift the ashes of 2024 and plot Democrats’ way forward. There were nearly as many prescriptions as there were delegates inside the convention hall. It’s not easy being a Democrat in these Trumpian times, as each day brings fresh tales of conquest and pillage. Still, despite all that, 4,000 stiff-upper-lipped partisans showed up in Anaheim over the weekend, seeking solace, inspiration and a winning way forward.
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1 week ago |
yakimaherald.com | Mark Barabak
Suddenly, it's 2024 all over again. Once more we're litigating Joe Biden's catatonic debate performance, his lumbering gait, his moth-eaten memory and his selfish delusion he deserved a second term in the White House while shuffling through his ninth decade on earth. Biden's abrupt announcement he faces an advanced form of prostate cancer has only served to increase speculation over what the president's inner circle knew, and when they knew it.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Mark Barabak
They came to the baking desert to honor one of their own, a political professional, a legend and a throwback to a time when gatherings like this one - a companionable assembly of Republicans, Democrats and the odd newspaper columnist - weren't such a rare and noteworthy thing.
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1 week ago |
dailygazette.com | Mark Barabak
They came to the baking desert to honor one of their own, a political professional, a legend and a throwback to a time when gatherings like this one — a companionable assembly of Republicans, Democrats and the odd newspaper columnist — weren't such a rare and noteworthy thing. They came to bid a last farewell to Stuart Spencer, who died in January at age 97. kAm%96J 42>6 E@ !2=> s6D6CE @? 2 hg\568C66 DAC:?8 52J E@ 5@ E96 E9:?8D E92E A@=:E:42= AC@D 5@ H96?
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1 week ago |
djournal.com | Mark Barabak
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