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 week ago |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann |Sara Miller Llana
Moments before Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived at the White House Tuesday for a high-stakes tete-a-tete, President Donald Trump poked at his guest with a social media post. “We don’t need ANYTHING they have, other than their friendship,” President Trump said on Truth Social, listing top imports from the United States’ northern neighbor.
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1 week ago |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann
“Trump 2028.”Suggestions that President Donald Trump could run for a third term seem to be everywhere: On signs behind the president as he addressed a Michigan rally last week marking the first 100 days of his second term, with the crowd chanting “Three! Three! Three!” On baseball caps selling for $50 via the retail site of his company, the Trump Organization. In the rhetoric of supporters, aides – and the president himself.
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2 weeks ago |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann |Sarah Matusek
Of all the extraordinary images from President Donald Trump’s whirlwind return to office, one might capture the ethos best: Elon Musk wielding a chain saw. The ultra-wealthy Mr. Musk – spearheading President Trump’s drive to slash government – waved a totem of his effort before cheering conservatives at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference two months ago.
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4 weeks ago |
csmonitor.com | Linda Feldmann
President Donald Trump has already made his mark, literally, on Washington’s John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Days before the center was to host one of its highest-profile events of the year, the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, a marble carver added the words “Donald J. Trump” to the list of chairmen inside the center’s Hall of States.
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2 months 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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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