Linda Feldmann
Washington Bureau Chief and White House and Politics Correspondent at The Christian Science Monitor
Washington bureau chief, White House/politics correspondent at Christian Science Monitor. Host of the Monitor Breakfast. [email protected]
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann
The people have spoken. At heart, that is what Donald Trump is arguing: He was elected president (again) last November, and therefore the American people have given him carte blanche to act as he sees fit. But the reality may be more than the United States bargained for.
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2 months ago |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann
In short order, President Donald Trump has proved every bit the disrupter he pledged to be in a second term. He has launched a trade war with the United States’ neighbors and largest trading partners – warning Americans they may feel “some pain,” but if so, it’s “worth the price.” He has allowed ally Elon Musk and his team access to the Treasury Department’s multi-trillion-dollar payment system.
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2 months ago |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann
Is blowing things up the first step toward remaking Washington? That’s one interpretation of actions taken by President Donald Trump, who has put a stamp on government in ways not seen during his first term – or, for that matter, by other newly inaugurated American presidents.
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Jan 24, 2025 |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann
President Trump marked his first week in office by signing executive orders aimed at implementing much of the agenda he ran on. The orders included closing the southern border, suspending refugee and asylum programs, setting in motion efforts to deport unauthorized immigrants, and ending federal diversity programs. He pardoned more than 1,500 people for their roles in attacking the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, protesting what they claimed was a stolen election after his 2020 loss.
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Jan 24, 2025 |
flipboard.com | Linda Feldmann
9 hours agoThere Is No ResistanceThe response to the January 6 pardons shows that the president faces no effective constraints from within his party. To see how far the lines of normal have moved since President Donald Trump freed the January 6ers, briefly return to the closing days of the 2024 presidential campaign.
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Always fun to talk politics on the Julie Mason Show
It’s time for the Reporters’ Roundup. Thanks to our sharp panel: @linda_feldmann, @pkcapitol, and @IsaacDovere for joining @JulieMasonShow1 to break down this week in politics. Tune in now at 5 PM ET on @SXMPOTUS, Channel 124 https://t.co/xIzaqkMiqY
And this was the glorious view of the Rose Garden before we entered the Oval https://t.co/4oj84m0Buc
The view in the Oval this morning- and introduction of the F-47, aka the Next Generation Air Dominance fighter jet (NGAD). See artist renderings on each side of the Resolute desk. https://t.co/nejCvt3Ich