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David Shribman

David Shribman
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Executive Editor, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
dshribman@post-gazette.com

David Shribman is a contributing writer for The Globe and Mail and Executive Editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. In 1995, he won a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of U.S. politics.

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By invoking emergency powers, Donald Trump would take political warfare to a dangerous new level
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Effects of U.S. shutdown could reverberate for years
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Elizabeth Warren part of vanguard of U.S. presidential contenders about to invade New Hampshire
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Donald Trump may have lost 2018, but he still could win 2019. This is why
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Government shutdown is the weapon of choice in U.S. politics — and there will be blowback
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Rocked by historic chaos, the U.S. swoons in search of stability
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David Shribman
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A new poll shows Trump is vulnerable to impeachment. But this is why it’s still unlikely
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Democrats struggle with an identity crisis
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George H.W. Bush funeral highlights end of faded brand of U.S. conservatism
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Brian Mulroney’s eulogy for Bush rooted in long-lasting friendship
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George H.W. Bush: Casual American giant of the 20th century
David Shribman
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The new U.S. political divide? Democracy
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The race to beat Trump in 2020 is on – just look to Iowa
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The Democrats have control of the House – but they’re divided with no clear agenda
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As U.S. gallops toward midterm elections unlike any other, one factor prevails: turnout
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A Pittsburgh neighbourhood built on tolerance mourns under hate’s weight
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The crisis of truth shakes American life to its core
David Shribman
David Shribman
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Health care, not Donald Trump, is the dominant issue for Democrats in two key races
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Kavanaugh confirmation produces a court that mirrors the divisions and fury of American society
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The 2018 congressional midterms will be the ‘Year of the Woman’ – and Kavanaugh may have sealed it