Opinion from the Left: McCain on governing; the Democrats new plan

A roundup of editorials from the Left includes a call to protect Robert Mueller’s investigation, a look at the Democrats’ next big thing, and a plea from John McCain for “decent” people to come together to legislate.

1. Why Russia Will Hack Again
From U.S. News and World Report: If senators don't step up and protect special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation Russian involvement will continue in the 2016 election -- and the next one.

2. It's time Congress returns to regular order
From the Washington Post: Sen. John McCain urges "ordinary, decent, free people" to step up to govern.

3. A Better Deal? Yes, Pelosi and the Democrats are on the right track
From The Denver Post: The Democrats' Better Deal can be a good deal for all.

For opinions from the opposite side of the political spectrum, click here for a roundup from the Right.

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