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Perspective Romney was never Christian enough for some Republicans. Somehow, Trump is. Politicians such as Mike Huckabee once attacked Romney in the name of Christian values and now overlook those values in support of Trump. By Nancy French · Read more Perspective My parents didn't tell me they skipped my vaccines. Then I got sick. My doctor diagnosed strep, but this wasn't like any strep I'd ever had before. By Josh Nerius · Read more   Spring Cleaning 2019: Eight things to toss For spring cleaning seasons, The Washington Post tosses eight outmoded ideas, from bacon to astrology to stock updates. By Party of One · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Perspective What a gay skydiving teacher has in common with a woman too 'macho' to make partner History supports applying the law that bars job discrimination "because of sex" to LGBTQ people, too. By Gillian Thomas · Read more   Perspective If China wants to lead the global order, it will need more than the Belt and Road Initiative The program falls well short of the world-changing Marshall Plan. By Gregory Mitrovich · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Perspective No one is too old to be president The jokes and jabs about older candidates are rooted in ageism, not science. By James Chappel and Sari Edelstein · Read more   Perspective The #ToddlerinChief thread is now the age of a toddler. Here's what I've learned. Happy second birthday! By Daniel Drezner · Read more   Recommended for you Get the Opinions newsletter The best of The Post's opinions and commentary, in your inbox every morning and afternoon. Sign Up

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