Woodward talks to Whitworth, diplomatic texts outline quid pro quo, and other headlines

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The Woodworthian opinions section
Woodward — Bob, not Nadine — talks to Whitworth students over coffee about impeachment. (Spokesman-Review)

The Joy of Text
Text messages outline a potential quid pro quo from Trump's diplomats on Ukraine. (New York Times)

Trump's not the only dishonest guy in D.C.
House Intel Chair Adam Schiff's claim that his committee hadn't spoken to the whistleblower gets four Pinocchios from the Washington Post's fact checker. (Washington Post)

It's the Democrats race to lose — and they just might pull it off
The Atlantic's Yascha Mounk says that Democrats are screwing up the election by only focusing on turning out their base. (The Atlantic)