
Elaine Godfrey
Staff Writer at The Atlantic
staff writer @TheAtlantic covering national politics, etc. Iowan 🌽 egodfrey at theatlantic dot com 📶 DM for Signal
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1 week ago |
theatlantic.com | Elaine Godfrey
News of the tragedy unfolded in the group chat: Two Minnesota state lawmakers and their spouses had been shot in their homes overnight by a man allegedly impersonating a police officer. One of those lawmakers was the former House Speaker Melissa Hortman, someone everyone in the group chat knew.
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1 month ago |
businessandamerica.com | Elaine Godfrey
This article was featured in the One Story to Read Today newsletter. Sign up for it here. Earlier this month, after it became clear that the Trump administration would not be facilitating the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from a Salvadoran megaprison, I texted a close childhood friend. He’d voted for Donald Trump in each of the past three presidential elections, and I asked for his evaluation. “Trump might be taking it too far,” my friend replied.
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1 month ago |
internazionale.it | Elaine Godfrey
Qualche giorno fa, quando è apparso evidente che l’amministrazione Trump non avrebbe facilitato il ritorno nel paese di Kilmar Ábrego García da una prigione di massima sicurezza in Salvador, ho inviato un messaggio a un mio amico d’infanzia che ha votato per Donald Trump alle ultime tre elezioni presidenziali. Volevo chiedergli quale fosse la sua opinione sulla vicenda. “Forse Trump si sta spingendo troppo oltre”, ha ammesso. “Ma lo fa perché è un uomo d’azione e noi volevamo un cambiamento”.
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1 month ago |
theatlantic.com | Elaine Godfrey
Earlier this month, after it became clear that the Trump administration would not be facilitating the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from a Salvadoran mega-prison, I texted a close childhood friend. He’d voted for Donald Trump in each of the past three presidential elections, and I asked for his evaluation. “Trump might be taking it too far,” my friend replied.
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2 months ago |
theatlantic.com | Elaine Godfrey
For federal workers, the problem isn’t just low morale. It’s the dysfunction. The employees who have so far survived the Trump administration’s federal defenestration project are morose. For some, the new workload is untenable. For others, chaos reigns. Scientists have been unable to purchase mice for research, while human-tissue samples have sat on dry ice, unsent, thanks to worker layoffs.
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