White House journalists still don’t know what to do with Donald Trump
Welcome to another week of Washington Secrets, where we are recovering from Friday’s big dinner. Today, we offer some thoughts on the White House Correspondents’ Association and its relationship with Donald Trump, and we prepare for Anthony Fauci’s Senate showdown on Wednesday…Weijia Jiang received an eleventh-hour get-out-of-jail-free card. Instead, her speech told the story of her own childhood, American exceptionalism, and a more general First Amendment challenge to the man beside her.Advertisement“When we ask questions, you push back,” she said on Friday evening.
- ▪Welcome to another week of Washington Secrets, where we are recovering from Friday’s big dinner.
- ▪Today, we offer some thoughts on the White House Correspondents’ Association and its relationship with Donald Trump, and we prepare for Anthony Fauci’s Senate showdown on Wednesday…Weijia Jiang received an eleventh-hour get-out-of-jail-free
- ▪Instead, her speech told the story of her own childhood, American exceptionalism, and a more general First Amendment challenge to the man beside her.Advertisement“When we ask questions, you push back,” she said on Friday evening.
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Welcome to another week of Washington Secrets, where we are recovering from Friday’s big dinner. Today, we offer some thoughts on the White House Correspondents’ Association and its relationship with Donald Trump, and we prepare for Anthony Fauci’s Senate showdown on Wednesday…Weijia Jiang received an eleventh-hour get-out-of-jail-free card. Recommended Stories White House journalists still don’t know what to do with Donald Trump White House report card: Trump is sliding into an Iranian quagmire Why Republicans are bullish on holding the House Donald Trump’s Department of Justice on Thursday dropped its attempt to subpoena four New York Times journalists and force them to reveal their sources for a story about security concerns with the new Air Force One.Advertisement The decision landed…
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