Michelle Cottle is a Domestic Correspondent at The New York Times and co-host of "Matter of Opinion." She covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on both domestic and global affairs. Michelle's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Seattle Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Denver Post.
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Michelle Cottle's articles predominantly focus on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation within the realm of government and politics, specifically in the context of U.S. national coverage. She frequently covers topics related to politics, presidential races, Donald Trump, the Republican Party, and media.
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Members of the country’s grandest political dynasty are not inherently qualified to hold office.
Instead of buying political office, billionaires should direct vast wealth toward solving real issues
Why the president’s latest renovation project is so irresistible and resonant.
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By Public service announcement for anyone planning to visit Washington, D.C., in the immediate term: Steer clear of President Donald Trump's hot mess of a reflecting pool.
The Democrats’ constant solicitations for cash do not make their supporters feel like they are on a winning team.
The Democrats’ constant solicitations for cash do not make their supporters feel like they are on a winning team.
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Democrats need to shake things up. Maybe start by promoting a more inspiring message than: You have no other options.
By: Michelle Cottle, David French, Derek Arthur, David Wallace-Wells
What America’s embarrassments have in common.
