President Trump (page 5)

Rasmussen continues to track daily presidential job approval. Here’s the latest comparison of approval for President Trump and approval President Obama at the same point in their term. Interesting, no?   Carolina Journal is covering 2020 election politics. Be sure to check them out.

Rob Crilly of the Washington Examiner highlights the debate within President Trump’s political team about holding large rallies. President Trump is eager to press on with plans to reschedule his postponed appearance in New Hampshire, possibly by the end of next week, even as aides wonder whether they…

James Antle of the Washington Examiner highlights a potential flaw in President Trump’s re-election strategy. President Trump is staking his reelection on a “silent majority” of people who he believes will rally to him as the last line of defense against urban lawlessness and attacks on national symbols.

Charles Cooke of National Review Online criticizes a Democratic senator and mainstream media outlets for their mendacity. Senator Tammy Duckworth says that, during his address at Mount Rushmore on Friday, President Trump “spent all his time talking about dead traitors.” This is a flat-out lie. It is entirely…

James Antle explains in a Washington Examiner column why this week’s U.S. Supreme Court rulings could hurt President Trump’s re-election campaign. A major new Supreme Court decision on gay rights could demoralize social conservatives ahead of the presidential election and deflate a key argument for why they should…

Rich Lowry of National Review Online takes fellow members of the media to task for their reporting on the Trump administration’s approach to COVID-19 testing. The story of how the country went from nothing to more than half-a-million COVID tests on some days is a tale of inspired…

Rob Crilly of the Washington Examiner highlights a new communications emphasis from the Trump administration. It involves a shift away from a well-known coronavirus group. The White House Coronavirus Task Force has become all but invisible as officials pivot hard to drawing a line under the crisis to…

Nihal Krishan writes for the Washington Examiner about strange bedfellows in the feud between President Trump and Twitter. Facebook and some members of the Federal Communications Commission appear to be helping President Trump in his war against Twitter, as he pushes for unfettered speech and less content moderation…