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FYI, Lis Smith Mike Murphy David Hume Kennerly Joe Scarborough Chris Hayes Jake Tapper Jason Miller

THIS is an important read about the obsession with bad news click bait & the horrible impact it's having. Just this graphic alone on coverage of gas prices ought to make journalists across the country hang their heads in shame.
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About that @Time Magazine Interview of Donald Trump....It’s getting talked about everywhere. It also has the byline of one of our alums, @ericcortellessa. And, as Paul Paul Glastris explains, it embodies the spirit of the Washington @Monthly.

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How Many Political Parties Can Donald Trump Intellectually Corrupt?  @BillScher explains in the Washington Washington Monthly how the former president has already mutated the GOP’s DNA, and now, he’s upending the Libertarian Party.

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Explains a few things

So hoping Bannon is right. As I have written, give Trump two days in jail-- no one to bronze his face, no one to prepare his combover, no girdle, and have him come out for the world to see him, and the phony image of robustness disappears.

'How Many Political Parties Can Donald Trump Intellectually Corrupt?' -- my analysis of Trump's upcoming appearance at the Libertarian Libertarian Party Convention, for the Washington Washington Monthly washingtonmonthly.com/2024/05/10/how…

TOMORROW!📆

On May 10, Paul Glastris, EIC of Washington Monthly, and Suzanne Mettler, professor of American institutions at Cornell University—joined by the Miller Center's Scott Miller and Sidney Milkis—will discuss how current conflicts over the US political economy could affect the 2024 election.

'Even More Reasons to Leave RFK Jr. Out of National Polls' -- in the latest Washington Washington Monthly newsletter washingtonmonthly.substack.com/p/even-more-re…

Read my piece on RFK Jr. and juicing and then watch this clip and tell me it something doesn't add up for you: Michael McFaul washingtonmonthly.com/2024/05/09/bef…

This is an interesting wrinkle: Could RFK Jr's MAGA-echoing campaign actually hurt some Republicans in statewide races? Like Texas. No idea, but interesting. Washington Monthly nytimes.com/2024/05/08/us/…

Which brings up the question, if RFK Jr. is elected, is Vince Conte going to be his Secretary of Health and Human Services? #BALCO

Canseco as, what, Secretary of State?

As I wrote in the Washington Monthly, it's 'Death of a Shoe Salesman.' 'Selling shoes won't net the fortune Trump now needs. And to borrow Willy Loman’s words, certain territories are now closed off. Trump can’t run his businesses in New York for three years.'
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Brilliantly interviewed. Get the print version when it comes out.

Great @Stevekettmann piece on Robert F. Kennedy Jr and steroids.

Well he's definitely juicing--it's about terminology. I cite expert @johnhoberman. The deeper question is: Should we care? I think we should. Denver Riggleman Jacob Heilbrunn Anthony Scaramucci Laurence Tribe 🇺🇦 ⚖️

Tom Colicchio, would love your two cents on this one?

Before Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s brain. worm, there was the steroid question. Veteran author and sportswriter Steve Kettmann examines the candidate’s garish knots of muscle and worries about the 70-year-old’s supplement use and ours in the @Monthly.

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