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John T. Bennett

Washington, D.C.

White House Correspondent and Editor-at-Large at CQ News

White House Correspondent and Editor-at-Large at Roll Call

White House Correspondent & Editor-at-Large at CQ Roll Call | Armchair CFB analyst | App State & Johns Hopkins | [email protected]

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  • 1 week ago | rollcall.com | John T. Bennett

    ANALYSIS — “America first” met “Italy and Italians first” on Thursday at the White House, with tariffs atop the agenda as President Donald Trump huddled with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni — suddenly a key European leader who could help close the trans-Atlantic trade chasm.

  • 1 week ago | rollcall.com | John T. Bennett

    ANALYSIS — Donald Trump’s second-term governing doctrine could be summed up by these nine words the president uttered last week: “No one leads us. We do what we want.” That’s been Team Trump’s approach, so far, at home and abroad — drawing praise from congressional Republicans and scorn from many Democrats, with his 100th day milestone coming on April 30.

  • 1 week ago | gazettextra.com | John T. Bennett

    WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump made clear this week his second-term strategy for governing is based largely on his own gut instincts, but stock markets have rejected that unorthodox approach and congressional Democrats call it reckless.

  • 1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | John T. Bennett

    WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump made clear this week his second-term strategy for governing is based largely on his own gut instincts, but stock markets have rejected that unorthodox approach and congressional Democrats call it reckless.

  • 1 week ago | rollcall.com | John T. Bennett

    ANALYSIS – President Donald Trump made clear this week his second-term strategy for governing is based largely on his own gut instincts, but stock markets have rejected that unorthodox approach and congressional Democrats call it reckless.

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John T. Bennett
John T. Bennett @BennettJohnT
10 Apr 25

Economist Vincent Reinhart tells @CNBC the markets seem to be bracing for Fed action in response to #LiberationDay uncertainty, but Fed needs data and is unlikely to have enough until...June.

John T. Bennett
John T. Bennett @BennettJohnT
10 Apr 25

This was always gonna get solved in the speaker’s office. Not on a hot mic in a driveway — way too public for the necessary horse-trading. And Trump told us it was up Johnson this time. Multiple times. https://t.co/8hNNmqw1lV

John T. Bennett
John T. Bennett @BennettJohnT
10 Apr 25

A smiling Trump yesterday boasted about a “record” stock markets rally, saying: “I guess they say it was the biggest day in financial history.” Markets decided today would be a much different day. https://t.co/tCTwqrDYVL