How did Spencer Cox, the Utah governor who’s built his brand on fighting polarization and extremism in politics, decide to endorse Donald Trump? I went to Salt Lake City to ask him.
My profile:
https://t.co/p6jmzJoip2
Earlier this year, I set out to review every prayer offered at a Trump rally since he launched his 2024 campaign. I compiled 58 in total—and what I found was both revealing and unsettling.
For the September issue of @TheAtlantic: https://t.co/YP4UFR0UWe
"Of the various factors behind Harris’s sudden acclaim, one might be that her career has finally assumed the tidier logic of narrative." A very smart piece from @elainaplott, on Harris's evolving identity as a prosecutor: https://t.co/fhl4vn2nDV
"Trump could come in for more scrutiny about his health now that he has the whole shuffleboard court to himself." -- @MarkLeibovich:
https://t.co/9dGo785yQ1
“I don’t think Joe Biden has a ton of advantages,” Susie Wiles told me. “But I do think Democrats do.”
Trump's camp has long worried about the potential of a new nominee to tap into the structural superiorities of the Democratic Party.
Can Harris do so?
https://t.co/MskTPjvVSS
This is the @TimAlberta story that revealed the extent to which the Trump campaign was betting its own success on running against Biden—and in so doing, helped bring us to this moment: https://t.co/yQEFzUZW2Y
Donald Trump’s acceptance speech was a fitting climax to a Republican convention that spun wildly all week between partisan culture war and appeals to national unity.
My dispatch from Milwaukee: https://t.co/Yx1fodXIEf
"Trump has spent considerable time in his front-and-center box at the Fiserv Forum, observing many of the speeches with the intense stare of a gymnastics judge."
https://t.co/qqrffuvZal
To hold public office in the United States today is to know that someone could very well try to kill you. How long can a country survive when its leaders live in fear of violence from their own constituents?
My latest for @TheAtlantic: https://t.co/h0KnJ2aYtb
“Joe Biden is a gift,” says Susie Wiles, the co-manager of Donald Trump’s Presidential campaign.
Embedded in the Republican nominee’s campaign since spring, @TimAlberta takes us inside the Trump machine. @TheAtlantic
https://t.co/1PN1ATFJbL
“What the heck just happened?”
A scene from the convention floor when some stunned delegates learned of Trump’s VP pick from… Mike Lee.
https://t.co/KRxkU7Pibn
A truly fabulous dive by @TimAlberta deep into the Trump campaign's strategy: microtargeting black men aged 18-34, fixing the terrible 2020 ground game, and hoping desperately that Joe Biden stays in so they can keep clobbering him. https://t.co/VvHCs0akiS
Starting on Super Tuesday, I tunneled deep inside Trump 2024 to study the people and priorities driving his campaign.
I found an operation that's been optimized to run a very specific race against a very specific opponent.
Now they just hope he stays in.
https://t.co/p1Si4Gqbdu
"Promoting one’s vice president is 'always hard,' Klain, who was known to be an advocate of Harris’s, told me then. 'Obviously, I wish, you know—you could always do more, and you should do more.'”
Read @elainaplott on whether Kamala Harris is ready:
https://t.co/yz75W4oGoa
Read @MarkLeibovich on Democratic copes: “No one’s going to feel better on Election Night if Biden manages to nail his concession speech.” https://t.co/qvzPm3HDMa
A friend asked where The Atlantic has been on the Biden-is-too-old issue. I said @markleibovich would like to have a word. From June 16, 2022: "Let me put this bluntly: Joe Biden should not run for reelection in 2024. He is too old.”🧵https://t.co/BnBzaHveBE