Gen. Stan McChrystal on Iran: “We’ve got this current leader where we killed his father and we killed his wife…. Then we say, “Well, that will make him more willing to negotiate.” It wouldn’t have that effect on me.” https://t.co/N95A1Yr8Cd
Robert F Kennedy Sr this day in 1968: “The gross national product does not allow for the health of our children, the quality of their education or the joy of their play. It does not include the beauty of our poetry, the strength of our marriages or the integrity of our officials”
For nearly a century, the Washington Post's foreign correspondents have been on the ground around the world to report on the stories that matter. That work is a public service - and with devastating job cuts looming, it needs to be saved. #SaveThePost
For nearly a century, the Washington Post's foreign correspondents have been on the ground around the world to report on the stories that matter. That work is a public service - and with devastating job cuts looming, it needs to be saved. #SaveThePost
Jack Smith spent more than 8 hours answering questions in a closed-door deposition before the House Judiciary Committee on Dec 17.
It’s worth watching — you can see why Smith wanted to testify publicly — and why the committee waited until New Year’s Eve to release the video.
https://t.co/6QNjkaeUBV
"Within a few decades ... certain NATO members will become majority non-European," Trump's national security paper warns, presumably meaning "non-white." What it didn't mention: The NATO member that gets there first will probably be the USA. https://t.co/LR6MwVPH73
Trump claims his first six months of foreign policy have been an epic success. In reality, he’s failed to achieve most of the goals he set — and he’s damaging U.S. power in the process @latimes
Peter Baker, Don Graham and Jerry Seib are right, as usual. To quote Peter: "In a flash-and-bang era, Dan showed us day in and day out that there is no substitute for hard work and expertise."
Just want to take a minute to mark a huge moment in DC. The legendary @danbalz is retiring from full-time work at the @washingtonpost after 47 remarkable years. I had the great privilege of sitting next to Dan in the Post newsroom and working with him for years. He is the last of a generation of gold-standard political reporters who inspired all of us who have followed. You will never find a smarter, wiser, fairer, more insightful, more generous, more thoroughly decent colleague. He is a follow-the-facts, knock-on-every-door reporter who manages to be open minded and tough minded at the same time. In a flash-and-bang era, Dan showed us day in and day out that there is no substitute for hard work and expertise. @mikeallen writes that Dan is "known for civility and rigor," which is absolutely right. Plus he's the nicest guy in the business. I've always wanted to be Dan Balz when I grow up, but the truth is there's only one and we will miss his byline in the paper.
Two prominent families suddenly making millions from crypto deals in the Middle East: those of Donald Trump and Steve Witkoff, his special envoy https://t.co/9vGCafwaX7
Robert F. Kennedy Sr. today in 1968: “The gross national product does not allow for the health of our children, the quality of their education or the joy of their play. It does not include the beauty of our poetry, the strength of our marriages or the integrity of our officials”
On-the-ground coverage of fires in Pacific Palisades and Altadena is paywall-free in the @latimes -- another reason to support local journalism https://t.co/e180EqCO4b
NEW: In the popular telling, Jimmy Carter was overwhelmed and over-matched by inflation and Iran’s ayatollah.
Then, in a great second act, he spread goodness, peace and light.
There's truth to that account. But it overlooks much and distorts the rest.
https://t.co/6jPjowu853
Vance: I have heard about the joke… Maybe it's a stupid, racist joke.. Maybe it is not. But we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing can a United States of America. I’m so over it
@adamirvinmusic@BreitbartNews Trump would be 82 at end of term, which is too old to be chief executive of anything, let alone the United States of America.
If DeSantis runs against Biden in 2024, then DeSantis will easily win – he doesn’t even need to campaign.
Man awaiting sentence for business fraud launches crypto company with founder of company called Date Hotter Girls, which I'm not making up https://t.co/o5AE80ztJA
Most striking fact of the day (so far): Walz “is the first Democratic vice-presidential pick since 1964 who did not go to law school.” https://t.co/Jtbt9KdtIN
It took Biden three campaigns and more than 30 years to win the presidency.
It should come as no surprise that he’s resisting suggestions that he give it up now.
@DoyleMcManus
https://t.co/rQ6tVDiW96