Jonathan Weisman
Assistant Editor, National at The New York Times
Chicago-based political correspondent for The New York Times, author, (((Semitism))) - Being Jewish in the Age of Trump, and the novel No. 4 Imperial Lane
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Jan 15, 2025 |
mahoningmatters.com | Rebecca Robbins |Maureen Farrell |Jonathan Weisman |NYT Washington
Vivek Ramaswamy is the less famous and less wealthy half of the duo of billionaires that President-elect Donald Trump has designated to slash government costs. His better-known co-leader, Elon Musk, stands to benefit from the job in ways that are numerous and glaring. Musk’s companies have tremendous influence, billions of dollars in government contracts and ongoing battles with federal regulators.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
nytimes.com | Rebecca Robbins |Maureen Farrell |Jonathan Weisman
Vivek Ramaswamy is the less famous and less wealthy half of the duo of billionaires that President-elect Donald J. Trump has designated to slash government costs. His better-known co-leader, Elon Musk, stands to benefit from the job in ways that are numerous and glaring. Mr. Musk's companies have tremendous influence, billions of dollars in government contracts and ongoing battles with federal regulators.
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Jan 5, 2025 |
seattletimes.com | Jonathan Weisman
CHICAGO — Democrats had just absorbed a crushing defeat in the 1994 midterm elections when President Bill Clinton’s very liberal labor secretary, Robert Reich, ventured into hostile territory to issue a prophetic warning. Struggling workers were becoming “an anxious class,” he said.
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Jan 3, 2025 |
nytimes.com | Jonathan Weisman
Democrats had just absorbed a crushing defeat in the 1994 midterm elections when President Bill Clinton's very liberal labor secretary, Robert Reich, ventured into hostile territory to issue a prophetic warning. Struggling workers were becoming "an anxious class," he told the centrist Democratic Leadership Council, two weeks after Republicans led by Newt Gingrich had gained 54 seats in the House and eight in the Senate.
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Dec 19, 2024 |
nytimes.com | Jonathan Weisman
"Polling is a science of estimation, and science has a way of periodically humbling the scientist," she wrote. "So, I'm humbled."For Mr. Trump, her humility is not enough. His lawsuit cited the Iowa Consumer Fraud Act, claiming the poll defrauded voters to "create a false narrative of inevitability for Harris," an act of "brazen election interference."Devereux Chatillon, a media lawyer in Mount Kisko, N.Y., scoffed at the legal claim.
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From @USCBO as GOP leaders ponder what might become a huge expansion of federal red ink: deficit totaled $1.1 t in the first 7 months of FY25. That amount is $196 b more than the deficit recorded during the same period last fiscal year. https://t.co/86yQC4Udpg
Former leaders of Jewish organizations speak out on behalf of democracy as an implicit rebuke to the silence of current leaders of Jewish organizations.
"The Jewish people have flourished in democratic societies and have been repeatedly persecuted in authoritarian regimes. Today, democracy in our country is being assaulted as never before. It’s time for Jewish leadership to act." https://t.co/j8YDMQXRD6
"The Jewish people have flourished in democratic societies and have been repeatedly persecuted in authoritarian regimes. Today, democracy in our country is being assaulted as never before. It’s time for Jewish leadership to act." https://t.co/j8YDMQXRD6
