Jennifer Rubin

Writes for the conservative blog, “Right Turn” for The Washington Post

Jennifer Rubin appears in the following:

How the 'White-Grievance Industry' Helps Republicans Thrive

Thursday, June 02, 2022

Jennifer Rubin on her column saying the "White-grievance industry" is fueling anti-Democratic ideas.

Representative Mikie Sherrill on Impeachment; and Whistle Blower Updates

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

"This behavior by the president is something different and that it crosses a line and it really impacts our national security and congress has to act." — Representative Mikie Sherrill

Showdown Between the President and House Democrats

Monday, May 13, 2019

The Mueller report has opened the door for more subpoenas.

Monday Morning Politics: Roy Moore, Taxes, Russia Investigation and More

Monday, December 11, 2017

Washington Post opinion writer Jennifer Rubin discusses the latest national political news, including who Alabama's senior senator voted for (hint: not Roy Moore), and more. 

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TRussia Daily: What's Going On 'Behind the Scenes' Between Trump and Sessions

Wednesday, June 07, 2017

Sari Horowitz and Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post discuss the latest on the Russian investigations and what we can expect to hear from James Comey in his hearing tomorrow.

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A Conservative's Take on the Comey Firing: Impeachment Could Follow

Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin says "it's not all that complicated" -- if Trump fired Comey out of frustration over the Russia investigation, that's obstruction of justice. 

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An Administration 'Unmoored From Reality'

Monday, February 13, 2017

Reporters from the White House press corps are still trying to figure out how to cover an administration where "there’s no attempt at getting and sticking to the facts."

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The Russian Hacks' Potential Delegitimization

Monday, January 16, 2017

The Nation's Joan Walsh and Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin discuss Rep. John Lewis' claim that alleged Russian hacking makes Trump's presidency illegitimate.

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RNC Wednesday: Shifting Landscapes for Republican Voters

Wednesday, July 20, 2016

A conservative critique of Trump and his foreign policy, the last of white, Christian majority in America, and what the Gretchen Carlson sexual-harassment lawsuit means for Fox News.

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This Week in Politics: Hello Cleveland

Saturday, July 16, 2016

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The GOP gets ready to kick off a convention unlike any in recent memory.

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With Cruz Out, Trump Forges Ahead

Wednesday, May 04, 2016

Ted Cruz has officially suspended his campaign, leaving Donald Trump a clear road ahead to clinching the Republican presidential nomination.

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Republicans Rock Boulder

Thursday, October 29, 2015

The Republican presidential hopefuls debated for the third time in Boulder, Colorado. Hear about the highlights, lowlights, winners, losers and the polls.

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GOP Debate Recap

Thursday, September 17, 2015

As candidates move up in the polls (Carly Fiorina), surge (Ben Carson) or continue to surpass expectations (Donald Trump), a debrief of the second GOP presidential debate.

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The Story and Substance Behind Marco Rubio

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

A first generation son of a bartender, Sen. Rubio hopes to appeal beyond a conservative base in the 2016 election. What would his ideas on the role of government mean for most Americans?

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Vice President Santorum? A Look Ahead to the Republican Pick for V.P.

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Coming up... a conversation beyond the bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Who will be running as the Republican's VP in 2012? Ron Christie and Jennifer Rubin join The Takeaway.

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Florida After the Primary

Wednesday, February 01, 2012

Patchwork Nation director, Dante Chinni, analyzes how the Florida primary vote broke down by demographics. We're also joined by Jennifer Rubin, "Right Turn" blogger for the Washington Post, to discuss the state of the Republican party now that Mitt Romney has been declared the victor in the Florida primary.   

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Countdown to Florida: The Last Debate

Friday, January 27, 2012

Jennifer Rubin, blogger at "Right Turn" for the Washington Post, talks about last night's combative GOP debate in Jacksonville ahead of the Florida primary. 

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Rep. John Boehner to Take Gavel as House Speaker

Tuesday, January 04, 2011

With the 112th Congress starting this week, Ohio's Rep. John Boehner is set to take his seat as the new Speaker of the House. What kind of Speaker he'll be remains to be seen. Will he follow in the steps of Newt Gingrich, who became Speaker when Republicans took control of the House back in 1994?

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