Presidential candidates have long been prime targets for would-be assassins, many of whom had very different motivations for pulling the trigger.
Paul Waldman is an opinion writer at the Washington Post, known for his insightful analysis and commentary on national politics and current events. With a focus on providing a progressive perspective, his work has appeared in various publications, including MSNBC, The New Republic, and The Washington Post. Through his articles, Waldman offers thought-provoking insights and critiques on topics ranging from presidential politics to social issues.