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Nick Confessore
Reporter for @NYTimes, staff writer at @NYTmag, @MSNBC political analyst.
Big scoop from @katie_robertson : "The New YorkPost’s front-page article about Hunter Biden on Wednesday was written mostly by a staff reporter who refused to put his name on it, two Post employees said."
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The idea of muting during the debate, pro or con, is such a perfect miniature of the entire Trump-era debate about how he should be covered and by extension how social platforms should handle him.
I wonder what they would call this if farmers were predominantly Black and lived in blue states.
It’s not just using tax dollars to prop up your base, although it is definitely that. It’s using blue-state tax dollars to subsidize red states’ self-mythology as the ruggedly individual “true America” — cultural as well as economic protectionism.
From @jaketapper : Trump’s CoS and other Trumpworld figures said to be pushing Pentagon to award lucrative contract to company owned by Karl Rove and other GOP investors.
This @adamnagourney story has the great virtue of very simply boiling down the the electoral math and other questions to explain how Trump may win the presidency again next month.
"Obamacare Support Hits Record High as Supreme Court Faces Ideological Shift"
This @BuzzFeed story on an internal WSJ review of their own digital & other struggles has so many echoes with the Times' 2014 "Innovation Report," including the report leaking first to BuzzFeed.
Here's @shearm with the Miles Taylor story and statement.
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Trump began his term promising to build a wall to protect America from the world. He ends it building a wall to protect himself from Americans.
New FEC disclosures show a single large RNC payment of $94,800 to Books-a-Million in October, a few days before "Triggered" was released. An RNC spokesman confirmed that the expenditure was connected to their promotion of Don Trump Jr.'s book.
Folks: The New York Times needs your help. We’re looking for false information being spread deliberately to confuse, mislead, or influence voters ahead of the 2018 midterm elections. Tipline here; please share!
Just a reminder that Twitter didn’t censor or limit Trump’s tweet. They just added a little note saying “here’s some more information.” The nuclear response from WH should tell you something about Trump’s campaign strategy.
If my signature had to match every time, I would not only not ever be allowed to vote, I'd never be allowed to use a credit card ever again.
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