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We asked readers which opinions were underrepresented. They responded. View in [Browser]( | Add nytdirect@nytimes.com to your address book. [The New York Times]( [The New York Times]( Wednesday, April 25, 2018 [NYTimes.com/Opinion »]( [David Leonhardt] David Leonhardt Op-Ed Columnist First, Democrats had another strong night at the polls last night. Yes, their candidate in an Arizona special House election lost, by five percentage points. But don’t be distracted by that. The district is overwhelmingly Republican. The Arizona result — along with several state-legislature races in New York — is consistent with that of [dozens of other special elections]( so far this year and last year: Democrats are running [far, far ahead]( of their 2014 and 2016 showings. Their performance suggests they are [more likely to retake]( the House than not. Of course, there is still a lot that could happen between now and November. Reader project. A couple of weeks ago, [I asked readers]( of this newsletter: Which political views that you disagree with do you nonetheless want to read? And [on social media]( I asked a related question: Which views are underrepresented in the national media? In both cases, I also asked which views readers considered beyond the pale of productive debate. The issue has obviously been in the news lately. Some Times readers have been upset by a couple of [recently hired]( conservative writers here. The Washington Post faced similar criticism for its hiring of the libertarian-leaning [Megan McArdle](. And The Atlantic hired and — after [a debate]( over his support for executing women who have had abortions — fired the writer Kevin Williamson. Nearly a thousand of you replied to my questions. Both I and my colleagues are grateful for the thoughtfulness of so many of the responses. We’ve now published [an article]( about your thoughts, with extensive quotes. There were a few main themes: 1. The national media should expand the boundaries of the debate. 2. There should be more conservative arguments, especially the nonelite conservatism that helps explain Trump’s rise. 3. The media has many center-left voices. It needs more unabashedly left-wing voices. 4. The media’s voices are too male, too white, too privileged and too American. 5. Some positions don’t deserve a national platform. But don’t just rely on my quick description. Read for yourself [what readers have to say](. Technical difficulty. I know that some of you received yesterday’s newsletter late — and received a duplicate copy when it did arrive. I apologize. We believe we know what went wrong and have fixed the bug. Don’t hesitate to send me a note — leonhardt@nytimes.com — if future delivery problems happen. The full Opinion report from The Times follows. [‘You never see that point of view in mainstream press.’]( Celia Jacobs By DAVID LEONHARDT We asked readers to tell us which perspectives are underrepresented in the national media — and which should remain that way. Interactive [The Deadliest Animal in the World]( By NICHOLAS KRISTOF AND JESSIA MA Humans commit 437,000 murders a year, but the carrier of malaria and other viruses is even more deadly. From Our Columnists Op-Ed Columnist [Israel’s Got Its Own Refugee Dilemma: African ‘Dreamers’]( By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN The U.S. and Europe aren’t alone in feeling the effects of people fleeing a World of Disorder for a World of Order. Op-Ed Columnist [Liberalism’s Golden Dream]( By ROSS DOUTHAT Is California’s one-party rule our political destiny? Op-Ed Columnist [Flattery Got Ronny Jackson Only So Far]( By FRANK BRUNI The White House physician fawned his way into Donald Trump’s heart. Senators are less impressed. Editorial [When Presidents Go to War]( By THE EDITORIAL BOARD A bipartisan bill prescribes when and where force can be used, but the terms are so broad that they may not limit presidential war-making. Contributing Op-Ed Writer [A Strong Economy Won’t Make You Popular These Days]( By RUCHIR SHARMA In many countries, unemployment is down, wages are up and inflation is almost zero. But leaders face unusually low approval ratings. Op-Ed Contributor [Is This Toronto?]( By RANDY BOYAGODA The city, long used to peace and harmony, has to confront the fact that mass violence can happen here, too. LIKE THIS EMAIL? Forward it to your friends, and let them know they can sign up [here](. ADVERTISEMENT Op-Ed Contributor [Rod Rosenstein, Robert Mueller and the Art of Survival]( By ERIC COLUMBUS Sometimes the best way to do justice is to compromise with those who would deny it. Op-Ed Contributor [The Strong and Stressed Black Woman]( By INGER E. BURNETT-ZEIGLER Too many suffer silently before turning to mental health treatment. Op-Ed Contributor [Adventures in Transgender Fertility]( By JOANNE SPATARO I’m a lesbian. My fiancée is a trans woman. We’re trying to have a baby the old-fashioned way. It’s complicated. Op-Ed Contributors [Cars Are Ruining Our Cities]( By JUSTIN GILLIS AND HAL HARVEY That’s why more and more towns are deciding to wrest control of their streets from the tyranny of the automobile. Op-Ed Contributor [Tammy Duckworth and Working Moms Like Mine]( By PHOEBE LETT For the first time in my life, a member of Congress looks like my family. Fixes [A Smorgasbord of Solutions for Global Warming]( By DAVID BORNSTEIN An environmentalist and author tells Fixes how his organization rates the benefits of measures already in use to minimize climate change. Op-Docs [Polar Bears of Hudson Bay]( By IAN KERR Polar bears haunt the landscape around the remote town of Churchill in northern Manitoba. SIGN UP FOR THE OP-DOCS NEWSLETTER Find out about new [Op-Docs]( read discussions with filmmakers and learn more about upcoming events. ADVERTISEMENT Letters [Mental Illness, Access to Guns and Mass Murder]( Readers are disturbed that the man who killed four in Nashville was able to get his guns back despite previous run-ins with the police. HOW ARE WE DOING? We’d love your feedback on this newsletter. Please email thoughts and suggestions to [leonhardt@nytimes.com](mailto:leonhardt@nytimes.com?subject=Opinion%20Today%20Newsletter%20Feedback). FOLLOW OPINION [Facebook] [FACEBOOK]( [Twitter] [@nytopinion]( [Pinterest] [Pinterest]( Get more [NYTimes.com newsletters »](  | Get unlimited access to NYTimes.com and our NYTimes apps. [Subscribe »]( ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this message because you signed up for NYTimes.com's Opinion Today newsletter. 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