Francis Wilkinson is a columnist at Bloomberg. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and law, with a particular focus on the GOP, Donald Trump, and the Supreme Court. Francis has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, The New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Francis Wilkinson's coverage predominantly focuses on opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, and government announcements related to U.S. government and politics. His interest lies in topics such as politics, GOP, voter fraud, Donald Trump, Supreme Court decisions among others.
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Carter’s legacy goes well beyond his time in the White House.
By: Francis Wilkinson
In 2006, Jimmy Carter published a controversial and best-selling book on Palestine with the word “apartheid” in the title.
Jimmy Carter was more a man from the imaginative generation of America's Founders than from the 20th century reign of specialization, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Francis Wilkinson writes.
A new GOP congressional report on the House select committee shifts the counternarrative about the storming of the Capitol to the retaliation phase.
A new GOP congressional report on the House select committee shifts the counternarrative about the storming of the Capitol to the retaliation phase.
In 2006, Jimmy Carter published a controversial and best-selling book on Palestine with the word "apartheid" in the title. Then he went on a whirlwind book tour, captured on film by Jonathan Demme, to promote it.
By: Francis Wilkinson
In 2006, Jimmy Carter published a controversial and best-selling book on Palestine with the word “apartheid” in the title.
The send-off for “Honest Jimmy” offered a grim reminder of how little the US seems to value truth-telling today.
The send-off for “Honest Jimmy” offered a grim reminder of how little the U.S. seems to value truth-telling today.
The new Department of Justice account of the 1921 assault on a Black neighborhood is a necessary dose of truth in an era poisoned by disinformation.
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