Theodoric Meyer
National Political Reporter at The Washington Post
Co-Author at The Early 202
I cover the Senate for @washingtonpost. Tips, praise, complaints: [email protected]. Reach me securely on Signal: 917.370.1996.
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postguam.com | Jacob Bogage |Theodoric Meyer
President Donald Trump is pursuing an agenda that would add trillions of dollars to the soaring national debt, ignoring warnings from Wall Street, Republican deficit hawks and his outgoing cost-cutting champion. Though Trump ran for office in part on pledges to slash the size of the federal government and rein in the debt, his record so far has been less fiscally disciplined.
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washingtonpost.com | Jacob Bogage |Theodoric Meyer
Trump proposes policies that would increase the soaring national debt (washingtonpost.com) Trump proposes policies that would increase the soaring national debt By Jacob Bogage; Theodoric Meyer 2025060423573400 President Donald Trump is pursuing an agenda that would add trillions of dollars to the soaring national debt, ignoring warnings from Wall Street, Republican deficit hawks and his outgoing cost-cutting champion.
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3 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Jacob Bogage |Theodoric Meyer
Musk rails against Trump tax bill, calling it ‘a disgusting abomination’ (washingtonpost.com) Musk rails against Trump tax bill, calling it ‘a disgusting abomination’ By Jacob Bogage; Theodoric Meyer 2025060322175700 Billionaire Elon Musk blasted the massive tax and immigration bill at the heart of President Donald Trump's agenda on Tuesday, calling the measure "a disgusting abomination" that would burden the country with "crushingly unsustainable debt." Though Musk — who on Friday left his...
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3 days ago |
flipboard.com | Jacob Bogage |Theodoric Meyer
5 hours agoIt’s not every day the governor of Georgia shows up to a racetrack press conference, so you could be forgiven for thinking something earth-shattering was about to be announced—alien landings, a third Buc-ee’s, perhaps. Instead, we got a renaming. In a move that combines family synergy, corporate …
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4 days ago |
unionleader.com | Theodoric Meyer
Senate Republicans are rushing to pass a massive bill that includes much of President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda, the first big legislative test for the party’s new majority leader, Sen. John Thune. When Republicans passed their last mammoth tax bill in 2017, the South Dakota Republican was a top lieutenant to Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky), the longtime majority leader.
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House and Senate Republicans' multiplying red lines — not cutting Medicaid, raising the state and local tax deduction, no new taxes or fees, etc. — are making it even harder to draft Trump's "big, beautiful bill." With @mariannareports: https://t.co/QE1o06WHjF
The government funding showdown last month divided Senate Democrats. Some of them are already concerned about a repeat in September. Democrats need to make clear that "we’re not going to give our votes away for nothing," Sen. Patty Murray said. https://t.co/t26sdS8TiL
