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 National ...
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| Owing to a technical error, we are resending today's Morning Jolt. | | | Jim Geraghty 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 National ... Read More | | | | | | | Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser. | |
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