
Bart Jansen
Justice Department Correspondent at USA Today
Writer at Daily Briefing Newsletter
White House correspondent -- and anything else that comes up -- for USA Today.
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3 days ago |
usatoday.com | Savannah Kuchar |Bart Jansen
President Donald Trump put his full weight behind New Jersey's leading Republican candidate for governor, telling voters in a June 2 telephone rally saying he “is the most experienced and battle-tested” to win despite the Garden State businessman's past criticisms of Trump. Trump, who noted he often stays in Bedminster, supported Jack Ciattarelli for his pledges to cap property taxes at 1% and to fight illegal immigration.
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3 days ago |
dnj.com | Savannah Kuchar |Bart Jansen
President Donald Trump put his full weight behind New Jersey's leading Republican candidate for governor, telling voters in a June 2 telephone rally saying he “is the most experienced and battle-tested” to win despite the Garden State businessman's past criticisms of Trump. Trump, who noted he often stays in Bedminster, supported Jack Ciattarelli for his pledges to cap property taxes at 1% and to fight illegal immigration.
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6 days ago |
dnj.com | Zac Anderson |Bart Jansen |Erin Mansfield
Elon Musk arrived in Washington, D.C., with high hopes. He left with a literal and reputational black eye. President Donald Trump marked the end of Musk's tenure as a government employee with an event in the Oval Office May 30, where he thanked the billionaire for his work leading the Department of Government Efficiency and gave him a golden key.
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6 days ago |
goerie.com | Zac Anderson |Bart Jansen |Erin Mansfield
Zac Anderson Bart Jansen Sarah D. Wire Erin MansfieldUSA TODAYElon Musk arrived in Washington, D.C., with high hopes. He left with a literal and reputational black eye. President Donald Trump marked the end of Musk's tenure as a government employee with an event in the Oval Office May 30, where he thanked the billionaire for his work leading the Department of Government Efficiency and gave him a golden key.
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6 days ago |
usatoday.com | Zac Anderson |Bart Jansen |Erin Mansfield
Elon Musk arrived in Washington D.C. with high hopes. He left with a literal and reputational black eye. President Donald Trump marked the end of Musk's tenure as a government employee with an event in the Oval Office May 30, where he thanked the billionaire for his work leading the Department of Government Efficiency and gave him a golden key. “Elon’s delivered a colossal change in the old ways of doing business in Washington,” Trump declared.
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