Media Buzz - Page 193

March 13, 2017

Why those in media bubble never got Trump's rise – and still don't

This just in: There really is a liberal media elite that dwell in an isolated bubble.

March 10, 2017

After Hillary: Are the Democrats ready to move beyond Clintonism?

Hillary Clinton was back in Washington the other day, giving a speech to a women’s group.

March 9, 2017

Tuning out Trump's tweets? Time for journalists to come out of denial

We are somehow submerged again in a pointless debate that I thought had been settled: Should media people ignore Donald Trump’s tweets?

March 8, 2017

The battle over TrumpCare is being fought on Obama's turf

As Republicans debate whether their health insurance replacement plan is viable or just ObamaCare Lite, one thing is clear: Barack Obama moved the goalposts.

March 7, 2017

Trump's travel ban overshadowed by ... Trump's wiretapping claim (and press excluded)

The Trump administration is suddenly making a whole lot of news.

March 6, 2017

Trump, Russia and wiretapping: Is all the hand-wringing really about foreign policy?

There are numerous reasons why President Trump’s weekend tweetstorm against Barack Obama was not such a hot idea.

March 3, 2017

Mistake or Misunderstanding? Jeff Sessions defuses media uproar, recuses himself from probe

You know you’ve got a problem when the political world is debating whether you should recuse or resign.

March 2, 2017

Why the media embraced the speech: This is the Trump they want

The pundits are suddenly doing something utterly remarkable: praising Donald Trump.

February 28, 2017

Trump's scores with 'common ground' speech and a can-do view of government

Donald Trump, the most unconventional president of our lifetimes, did a very conventional thing tonight, delivering a message of unity in a soft voice to a joint session of Congress.

February 28, 2017

Not fake news: Trump's budget cuts are first big test of his presidency

In the last few days, President Trump has made news by excoriating the “fake news” media as the “enemy of the people,” attacking the use of anonymous sources, and blowing off the White House Correspondents Dinner.