Joe Conason

New York

Editor-in-Chief at The National Memo

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Articles

Besides Food Dyes, What Endangers Children's Health? Bobby's Hypocrisy

1 month ago | nationalmemo.com | Joe Conason

Nobody should have trusted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to "make America healthy again," especially after he sold the slogan to President Donald Trump for a cabinet position. But the events of recent days have exposed the cynicism and contradictions behind that sonorous pledge.
How Kennedy's Hypocrisy Endangers Children's Health By Joe Conason

1 month ago | democraticunderground.com | Joe Conason

How Kennedy's Hypocrisy Endangers Children's Health By Joe Conason Nobody should have trusted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to "make America healthy again," especially after he sold that slogan to President Donald Trump for a cabinet position. But the events of recent days have exposed the cynicism and contradictions behind that sonorous pledge.
How Kennedy’s Hypocrisy Endangers Children’s Health

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Joe Conason

Nobody should have trusted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to “make America healthy again,” especially after he sold that slogan to President Donald Trump for a cabinet position. But the events of recent days have exposed the cynicism and contradictions behind that sonorous pledge.
How Kennedy's Hypocrisy Endangers Children's Health, by Joe Conason

1 month ago | creators.com | Joe Conason

Nobody should have trusted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to "make America healthy again," especially after he sold that slogan to President Donald Trump for a cabinet position. But the events of recent days have exposed the cynicism and contradictions behind that sonorous pledge.
Stopping Trump's Qatar Airliner Scam By Joe Conason

1 month ago | democraticunderground.com | Joe Conason

Stopping Trump's Qatar Airliner Scam By Joe Conason Eager to accept a luxury airliner from the government of Qatar, President Donald Trump is testing the limits of Republicans on Capitol Hill. Usually eager to behave like the servile puppies that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) once described with scorn (before becoming one himself), at least a handful of GOP elected officials seem worried that this "gift" is too obviously an unconstitutional bribe and a threat to national security.
Stopping Trump's Qatar Airliner Scam

1 month ago | okobserver.org | Joe Conason

Eager to accept a luxury airliner from the government of Qatar, President Donald Trump is testing the limits of Republicans on Capitol Hill. Usually eager to behave like the servile puppies that Sen. Ted Cruz, R-TX, once described with scorn [before becoming one himself], at least a handful of GOP elected officials seem worried that this “gift” is too obviously an unconstitutional bribe and a threat to national security.
Stopping Trump's Qatar airliner scam

1 month ago | newsitem.com | Joe Conason

Eager to accept a luxury airliner from the government of Qatar, President Donald Trump is testing the limits of Republicans on Capitol Hill. Usually eager to behave like the servile puppies that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) once described with scorn (before becoming one himself), at least a handful of GOP elected officials seem worried that this “gift” is too obviously an unconstitutional bribe and a threat to national security. kAm$@ 72C ?@?6 @7 E9@D6 #6AF3=:42?D 92D FEE6C65 6G6? E96 D=:89E6DE @3;64E:@?
Stopping Trump's Qatar Airliner Scam

1 month ago | arcamax.com | Joe Conason

Eager to accept a luxury airliner from the government of Qatar, President Donald Trump is testing the limits of Republicans on Capitol Hill. Usually eager to behave like the servile puppies that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) once described with scorn (before becoming one himself), at least a handful of GOP elected officials seem worried that this "gift" is too obviously an unconstitutional bribe and a threat to national security.
The Big Fool Says to Push On -- Better Yet, Push Back Against Him

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Joe Conason

Donnie Trump — what a joker, huh? Remember his promise to end Russia’s war against Ukraine on Day One of his presidency? No joke, he bragged: “It’ll be done within 24 hours. You watch.”Well, here we are at Day One Hundred, with the war still raging. So, President Donald Trump either lied ... or failed. But The Donald had a Joker up his sleeve — he now claims that “when I said (Day One) it was in jest.”Horsefeathers.
Suffer the little children, at Kennedy's whim

2 months ago | newsitem.com | Joe Conason

Conducting his first press conference as secretary of health and human services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. moved swiftly to demonstrate yet again why he is so unfit for that critical cabinet post.