Morning Jolt: You Should at Least Read My Column before Writing a Hit Piece
Making the click-through worthwhile: A not-so-persuasive accusation of "traveling fantastically creative routes to reach the sunny side of Trump" and a lesson from the world of comic books that probably applies to political columns; Trump orders his staff to build new border fences quickly, regardless of the consequences; and a new poll suggests that surprising Monmouth poll wasn’t at all accurate.
I Suppose This Means I'm 'Fantastically Creative,' in a Way
Frank Bruni of the New York Times writes, "'Even Trump's Supporters Are Getting Tired of His Daily Drama' was the headline on Jim Geraghty's Monday column in National Review, which sometimes travels fantastically creative routes to reach the sunny side of Trump."
"Travels fantastically creative routes to reach the sunny side of Trump"? Is he referring to August 28 2019 Making the click-through worthwhile: A not-so-persuasive accusation of "traveling fantastically creative routes to reach the sunny side of Trump" and a lesson from the world of comic books that probably applies to political columns; Trump orders his staff to build new border fences quickly, regardless of the consequences; and a new poll suggests that surprising Monmouth poll wasn’t at all accurate. I Suppose This Means I'm 'Fantastically Creative,' in a Way Frank Bruni of the New York Times writes, "'Even Trump's Supporters Are Getting Tired of His Daily Drama' was the headline on Jim Geraghty's Monday column in National Review, which sometimes travels fantastically creative routes to reach the sunny side of Trump." "Travels fantastically creative routes to reach the sunny side of Trump"? Is he referring to Read More ADVERTISEMENT Top Stories On mob politics, Bill Maher, sex, abortion, editors, and more. Every child born today inherits a portion of that debt. We are living at our children's expense. You can't get much more "taxation without representation" than that. Omar's campaigns have disbursed roughly $230,000 to a consulting firm owned by Tim Mynett, a fundraising strategist accused of having an affair with Omar. ADVERTISEMENT The fizzle of the Mueller probe was a grievous blow to the president, for the simple reason that it removed an extremely useful political and psychological bogeyman. The attempt at humor is perfunctory. Too bad for those who would rather laugh than hear their political views validated. Instead of fear-mongering, the CDC should be giving useful advice. A university in Scotland that was built in part on slave-trading money proposes to pay reparations by establishing its own center for scholarly study. The attorney of Adree Edmo argued that the state was risking a suicide if they refused to fund the surgery. ADVERTISEMENT WHAT NR IS READING Andrew C. McCarthy “If you want to become conversant in every aspect of this [Russiagate] hoax that matters, if you want to be the one in your family that has the answers to any question about this, then this book is a must. Not only that, it is fun to read it... It blows this thing to smithereens.” Photo Essays ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA
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