Tuesday's Opinions: Scott Walker falls flat on his face

New York City's bizarre uproar over topless womenFrom Nazi Germany to Iran, lessons on twisted leadershipWhat could stumbling stocks mean for presidential politics?Military women should not have to keep proving their fitness for serviceScott Walker falls flat on his faceDon't call Obama's Iran diplomacy 'Reaganesque'An ominous precedent for Hillary Clinton

View in your Web browser Scott Walker falls flat on his face By Dana Milbank This is what happens when you try to trump the Donald.  Read full article » Latest Columns Catherine Rampell New York City's bizarre uproar over topless women Officials are in an uproar over topless women hustling for tips in Times Square.  Read full column » Richard Cohen From Nazi Germany to Iran, lessons on twisted leadership Regardless of the intentions of ordinary people, its a nation's leaders that can sanction evil.  Read full column » Eugene Robinson What could stumbling stocks mean for presidential politics? A bear market usually boosts candidates with experience. But all bets are off with Donald Trump.  Read full column » Susan G. Larson Military women should not have to keep proving their fitness for service In 2015, women in the military are still fighting the battle against discrimination.  Read full column » John Hannah Don't call Obama's Iran diplomacy 'Reaganesque' Reagan was tough with the Soviets. President Obama is the opposite with Iran.  Read full column » Marc A. Thiessen An ominous precedent for Hillary Clinton The parallels between her and a former CIA director aren't encouraging.  Read full column » Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Tuesday’s cartoon: The global economic ties that bind Cartoon for Aug. 25, 2015. Ann Telnaes Trump eats Jeb Bush for lunch Presidential frontrunner Donald Trump tells NH supporters that Jeb Bush is "low energy"   The Post recommends: Wonkbook Your daily cheat sheet on economic and domestic policy from Wonkblog, delivered to your inbox. Sign me up   The Post’s View Only America can lead on the changes the global economy needs By Editorial Board Global growth needs to be on sounder long-term footing.  Read full editorial » Democratic candidates are off-target on student debt By Editorial Board Both Bernie Sanders and Hilliary Clinton aren't making the right distinctions.  Read full editorial » A 911 call center worker saves the day in Fairfax By Editorial Board Amid countless emergencies, a call center worker keeps her cool.  Read full editorial » Latest Blogs NYT’s Vargas Llosa correction cites disputed facts from Daily Mail By Erik Wemple But didn't cite the newspaper in originally reporting the facts.   Read full article » Happy Hour Roundup By Greg Sargent Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.  Read full article » A citizenship test — but not just for students By Jennifer Rubin Forget the students. The pols need the citizenship test.  Read full article » Trump’s surge makes the case for Joe Biden By David Ignatius The great potential strength of a Biden 2016 campaign can be summed up in two words.  Read full article » How Obama’s active second term is shaping the 2016 presidential race By Greg Sargent Not what we expected.  Read full article » Why the Democrats need Biden By Jennifer Rubin Democrats need Biden because the race can't be about Clinton.   Read full article »               You received this e-mail because you signed up for the Tuesday's Opinions newsletter. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. If you believe that this e-mail has been sent to you in error, or you no longer wish to receive e-mail from The Washington Post, click here. Contact us for help. ©2015 The Washington Post  |  1150 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20071