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Frank Bruni

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Author, "The Age of Grievance" (www.frankbruni.com); Duke professor; @nytimes writer (www.nytimes.com/BruniLetter)
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Bros and Their Foes

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By Frank Bruni, Bret Stephens Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Frank Bruni: I suppose it’s only the latest sign of a morally berserk age, but while two ostensibly serious Republican senators — John Cornyn of Texas and Thom Tillis of North Carolina — just abandoned their unconvincing auditions for a new “Profiles in Courage” and blessed Todd Blanche’s confirmation as attorney general, Washington’s U.S. attorney, Jeanine Pirro, of all fruitcakes, earned her own chapter by truly tangling with President Trump over his self-serving claims of Reflecting Pool...
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Doesn't Anybody Want to Win This Thing?

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By Frank Bruni, Bret Stephens Verified
| Breaking One
(The Conversation) Frank Bruni: I suppose it's only the latest sign of a morally berserk age, but while two ostensibly serious Republican senators -- John Cornyn of Texas and Thom Tillis of North Carolina -- just abandoned their unconvincing auditions for a new "Profiles in Courage" and blessed Todd Blanche's confirmation as attorney general, Washington's U.S. attorney, Jeanine Pirro, of all fruitcakes, earned her own chapter by truly tangling with President Donald Trump over his self-serving...
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For Fame, Press 1. For Infamy, Press 2.

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By Frank Bruni, Bret Stephens Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Bret Stephens: Frank, let’s imagine you’ve just taken Ken Martin’s job as chairman of the Democratic Party. (At the rate he’s going, that job may well be open soon.) What’s your approach to the Democratic Socialists of America: Enemy? Ally? Opportunity? Warning? I ask because D.S.A.-backed candidates might become Democratic nominees in important races next month in Michigan, Missouri and Wisconsin, and I’m not sure Democrats know what to think of where they should sit inside the party.
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