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Max Thornberry
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Breaking News Editor, Washington Examiner
Washington
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By Max Thornberry Verified| Washington Examiner Verified Democrats have had years to prepare for a second Donald Trump presidency, but without a captain at the wheel, they look like they are listing into oblivion. The early days of Trump’s second term could hardly be more different than when he first came to Washington in 2017. Back then, Trump was still learning how to pull the levers of power while relying on insiders to help direct him. But in his triumphant return, he’s more sure of himself and what he can do.
By Max Thornberry Verified| The Gazette (Colorado Springs) Verified President Donald Trump has a long list of things he wants to accomplish in his second, nonconsecutive term and a short time to do so. He has a hard stop date of Jan. 20, 2029, and could find himself without a compliant Republican Congress by early January 2027 if the historic results of past midterm elections hold and the incumbent president’s party struggles to build on wins from the previous cycle. A successful Trump administration 2.0 will look different depending on who’s asked.
By Max Thornberry Verified| Washington Examiner Verified Democrats have had years to prepare for a second Donald Trump presidency, but without a captain at the wheel, they look like they are listing into oblivion. The early days of Trump’s second term could hardly be more different than when he first came to Washington in 2017. Back then, Trump was still learning how to pull the levers of power while relying on insiders to help direct him. But in his triumphant return, he’s more sure of himself and what he can do.
Company Info
Washington Examiner
The Washington Examiner is a conservative news organization based in Washington, D.C., founded in 2005. It evolved from earlier local newspapers and is owned by Clarity Media Group, a subsidiary of MediaDC. Initially established as a daily publication, the Examiner shifted its focus to national politics in 2013, transitioning to a weekly magazine format. The Washington Examiner provides comprehensive coverage of national politics, featuring articles, analysis, and opinion pieces from notable conservative voices. It has a strong digital presence, offering breaking news and investigative reporting online. The organization also publishes a weekly print magazine that targets readers interested in conservative perspectives on current events. Its audience includes individuals and organizations across the United States, particularly in the D.C. area. The editorial team consists of prominent conservative figures, enhancing its influence in the media landscape.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Founded: 2006