White House report card: Trump is sliding into an Iranian quagmire
Welcome to Friday’s edition of Washington Secrets, where we are readying for the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner redux. It is meant, in part, to be a celebration of the First Amendment, so will anyone bring up the president’s attempt to subpoena New York Times reporters to find out their sources? In typical style, he inserted himself into the Spanish celebrations and had to be nudged to the side as photographers snapped away.
- ▪Welcome to Friday’s edition of Washington Secrets, where we are readying for the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner redux.
- ▪It is meant, in part, to be a celebration of the First Amendment, so will anyone bring up the president’s attempt to subpoena New York Times reporters to find out their sources?
- ▪In typical style, he inserted himself into the Spanish celebrations and had to be nudged to the side as photographers snapped away.
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Welcome to Friday’s edition of Washington Secrets, where we are readying for the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner redux. It is meant, in part, to be a celebration of the First Amendment, so will anyone bring up the president’s attempt to subpoena New York Times reporters to find out their sources? In the meantime, we bring you our regular look at the White House week.It was another split-screen week for Donald Trump, mixing the pageantry and spectacle of a major sporting event with one of the most somber of presidential duties: receiving the caskets of fallen military personnel as they arrive back on American soil.
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