Elwood Watson

2 weeks ago | elwood.substack.com | Elwood Watson

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2 weeks ago | medium.com | Elwood Watson

Member-only storyElwood Watson, Ph.D.·FollowPublished inThe Polis·4 min read·--Library of CongressRight-wing personalities such as Ben Shapiro, Tim Dillon, and Joe Rogan as well as other Trump supporters have taken to their podcasts and radio programs to deride the 47th president for his apparently egregious and horrendous missteps concerning a multitude of issues ranging from tariffs and callous immigration policies to free speech constraints and damaged relations with allies.

2 weeks ago | tribdem.com | Elwood Watson

It’s been a couple of weeks since the Signal leak crisis, in which several of President Donald Trump’s senior-level national security officials engaged in a text chat session. In case you’ve forgotten, they wanted to hash out plans to bomb Houthi targets in Yemen and used a messaging app to share the plans. However, they mysteriously added Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief, to the group chat and continued to divulge information that was, needless to say, highly sensitive.

2 weeks ago | dcourier.com | Elwood Watson

It's been a couple of weeks since the Signal leak crisis, where several of President Trump's senior-level national security officials engaged in a text chat session. In case you've forgotten, they wanted to hash out plans to bomb Houthi targets in Yemen and used a messaging app to share the plans. However, they mysteriously added Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, to the group chat and continued to divulge information that was, needless to say, highly sensitive.

2 weeks ago | dailyfreeman.com | Elwood Watson

It’s been a couple of weeks since the Signal leak crisis, where several of President Trump’s senior-level national security officials engaged in a text chat session. In case you’ve forgotten, they wanted to hash out plans to bomb Houthi targets in Yemen and used a messaging app to share the plans. However, they mysteriously added Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief, to the group chat and continued to divulge information that was, needless to say, highly sensitive.