Eli Yokley
Senior Data Reporter and Writer at Morning Consult
Writing about politics and campaigns at @MorningConsult. Formerly @RollCall @PoliticMo and @joplinglobe. @Mizzou made. • [email protected]
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1 week ago |
pro.morningconsult.com | Eli Yokley
Harvard University has seen a surge of attention during President Donald Trump’s second term in office, but it’s done little to shake the institution’s reputation with the American people as it wages a costly and high-profile legal fight with his administration.
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2 weeks ago |
pro.morningconsult.com | Eli Yokley
As Republicans in Congress work to advance President Donald Trump’s so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act to extend their 2017 tax cuts and deliver on national security and energy policies, they’re facing a problem with public opinion: A number of the emerging bill’s provisions are popular with Americans, but the broader package is not.
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3 weeks ago |
pro.morningconsult.com | Eli Yokley
President Donald Trump announced plans last week to impose a 100% tariff on all films produced outside of the United States. It prompted Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) to propose another path — a massive tax subsidy to the industry to try to arrest a decline in domestic movie production in the face of growing incentives from other countries.
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3 weeks ago |
pro.morningconsult.com | Eli Yokley
Donald Trump’s second term has frustrated corporate interests who have struggled to navigate a White House led by a president apparently willing to countenance some financial pain in order to advance his political goals, most notably with his trade policy. In turn, people who make up what Trump has derisively called the “swamp” don’t like what they see, according to a new survey conducted among Morning Consult’s D.C. Insiders panel.
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4 weeks ago |
pro.morningconsult.com | Eli Yokley
As Republicans in Congress try to push through their megabill on taxes, energy and border security, leaders are struggling to resolve differences between fiscal conservatives pushing for deficit neutrality and moderates hoping to stave off deep cuts to entitlement programs. If that’s the choice — more deficit spending or slashing programs such as Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — more voters than not would prefer Washington pull out its credit card.
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RT @mkraju: New — GOP Sen. Josh Hawley attacks Medicaid cuts in House GOP’s ‘big beautiful bill’ and says it must change to become law “Th…
