A roundup of editorials on the left.  
1. America Is Fumbling Its Most Important Relationship

From The Atlantic: "Handled wrong, it holds peril for everyone, in realms ranging from an accelerated arms race in Asia to hastened environmental disaster for the world as a whole."

2. Georgia Sharpens Democrats' Debate About How to Win

From Bloomberg: "The takeaway is that a general election strategy doesn't matter much unless the candidate wins the primary."

3. Democrats need an audacious child-care plan

From The Week: "What the government should do instead is just cut a no-strings-attached check to every family with a child. It's called a universal child allowance."

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