Mixed Messages and Mission Creep
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Can American Intelligence Be Trusted?
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Ranked-Choice Voting Is Not Undemocratic
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Some Early Thoughts on War with Iran
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A Deep Dive Into Two Senate Races
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Democratic Anxiety Grows Over Party’s Cash Crunch
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Weekly News Quiz
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We’re All Rubbernecking
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The Presidency as Programming
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Trump Pretends Laws Don’t Exist
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A Few Thoughts on Trump’s Saber-Rattling
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Trump Gets Rolled Again
Donald Trump may project strength, but the defining feature of his presidency is weakness.
He’s routinely overruled — by courts, state officials and lawmakers in his own party. That shouldn’t be comforting to his critics. A president this easy to manipulate is a national vulnerability.
The latest example: Trump carved out exceptions in his mass deportation policy for the agriculture and hospitality sectors following pushback from business groups and their Republican allies.
But this week, the carve-outs suddenly vanished.
It appears Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins initially persuaded Trump to protect those industries — only for hardliner Stephen Miller to reverse course behind the scenes.
The infighting is revealing, but it misses the point.
The real story isn’t which adviser won the latest round. The real story is Trump got played again.
Weekly News Quiz
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Raptors at the Door
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Trump Projects Strength as Poll Reveals Weakness
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Trump’s Authoritarian Push Is Not Inevitable
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Trump’s Chaos Isn’t a Cover
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