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Maggie Haberman
Random woman, mom of 3 very cool kids. Presidential campaign correspondent NYTimes, analyst CNN. RTs don't nec mean agreement. maggie.haberman@nytimes.com
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Good read on Trump's approach to a pandemic and a racial justice movement as things being done to him personally Via @PhilipRucker @AshleyRParker @jdawsey1
“I don’t think negativity is going to sell as well as it used to.” Read @adamnagourney
Yes the weather is bad but “people familiar with the sign-ups said the interest in the rally was significantly lower than for rallies that took place before the coronavirus paused campaigning.”
That’s why there were never Lincoln Day dinners till this year.
@MarcACaputo had a good rundown yesterday on the battle inside the White House, where there were more people trying to stop it from happening than there were folks trying to push it through
Tucker Carlson pushed for clemency. So did Hannity. So did Matt Gaetz. Within the WH, very few did, tho two people familiar with the discussions said Larry Kudlow, a longtime friend of Stone, was among those who did.
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Trump Got Written Briefing in February on Possible Russian Bounties, Officials Say - The New York Times
This isn’t true; and there are few things more dangerous than a president or top official saying something like this to a scared public. Most people still can’t get tests.
US president says he should have left US citizens imprisoned by non-democratic regime because the family didn’t acknowledge him personally
Can’t get over this video, both for the fact that POTUS hates the thought of anyone laughing at him and for the fact that he long used “other countries are laughing at us” as an attack against his predecessors.
The president has told advisers he wants to find and prosecute whoever let it be known that he was in the bunker, per 3 ppl familiar with what he's said
Tear gas has been fired outside the White House at protesters who, on TV, appeared to have their hands raised or were not being aggressive, just chanting.
"Mail ballots are a very dangerous thing for this country," says the president, who voted by mail in 2018.
Many news outlets the president calls fake had held off on reporting who the staffer was who got COVID, out of respect for concerns about privacy. The president then blurted out the name at an event this afternoon.
As you watch the simulcasts of Sinclair on-air staff reading scripts about the dangers that some reporters present to democracy, recall this:
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