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Harlow's, McDaniel, 1970s.
John Deering, The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN
March 24, 2024 (Sunday)
HEATHER COX RICHARDSON
MAR 25, 2024
The Senate passed the appropriations bill shortly after midnight on Saturday morning, and President Joe Biden signed it Saturday afternoon. In his statement after he signed the bill, Biden was clear: âCongressâs work isnât finished,â he said. âThe House must pass the bipartisan national security supplemental to advance our national security interests. And Congress must pass the bipartisan border security agreementâthe toughest and fairest reforms in decadesâto ensure we have the policies and funding needed to secure the border. Itâs time to get this done.â
House speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has refused to bring forward the national security supplemental bill to fund Ukraine, Israel, the Indo-Pacific, and humanitarian aid to Gaza. He has also refused to bring forward the border security measure hammered out in the Senate after House Republicans demanded it and passed there on February 13. Johnson is doing the bidding of former president Trump, who opposes aid to Ukraine and border security measures.Â
Congress is on break and will not return to Washington, D.C., until the second week in April.Â
By then, political calculations may well have changed.Â
MAGA Republicans appear to be in trouble. Â
The House recessed on Friday for two weeks in utter disarray. On ABC Newsâs This Week, former representative Ken Buck (R-CO), who left Congress Friday, complained that House Republicans were focusing âon messaging bills that get us nowhereâ rather than addressing the countryâs problems. He called Congress âdysfunctional.âÂ
On Friday, NBC announced it was hiring former Republican National Committee (RNC) chair Ronna McDaniel as a political analyst. Today the main political story in the U.S. was the ferocious backlash to that decision. McDaniel not only defended Trump, attacked the press, and gaslit reporters, she also participated in the effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election.Â
In an interview with Kristen Welker this morning on NBCâs Meet the PressâWelker was quick to point out that the interview had been arranged long before she learned of the hiringâ McDaniel explained away her support for Trumpâs promise to pardon those convicted for their participation in the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by saying, âWhen youâre the RNC Chair, you kind of take one for the whole team.â
That statement encapsulated Trump Republicans. In a democracy, the âteamâ is supposed to be the whole country. But Trump Republicans like McDaniel were willing to overthrow American democracy so long as it kept them in power. Â
That position is increasingly unpopular. Former representative Liz Cheney (R-WY) wrote on social media: âRonna facilitated Trumpâs corrupt fake elector plot & his effort to pressure [Michigan] officials not to certify the legitimate election outcome. She spread his lies & called 1/6 âlegitimate political discourse.â Thatâs not âtaking one for the team.â Itâs enabling criminality & depravity.â
McDaniel wants to be welcomed back into mainstream political discourse, but it appears that the window for such a makeover might have closed.Â
In the wake of Trumpâs takeover of the RNC, mainstream Republicans are backing away from the party. Today, Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) said she could not âget behind Donald Trumpâ and expressed âregret that our party is seemingly becoming a party of Donald Trump.â She did not rule out leaving the Republican Party.
In Politico today, a piece on Trumpâs vice president, Mike Pence, by Adam Wren also isolated Trump from the pre-2016 Republican Party. Pence appears to be trying to reclaim the mantle of that earlier incarnation of the party, backed as he is by right-wing billionaire Harlan Crow (who has funded Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas over the years) and the Koch network. Wrenâs piece says Pence is focusing these days on âa nonprofit policy shop aimed at advancing conservative ideals.â Wren suggested that Penceâs public split from Trump is âthe latest sign that Trumpism is now permanently and irrevocably divorced from its initial marriage of convenience withâŠReaganism.âÂ
Trump appears to believe his power over his base means he doesnât need the established Republicans. But that power came from Trumpâs aura of invincibility, which is now in very real crisis thanks to Trumpâs growing money troubles. Tomorrow is the deadline for him to produce either the cash or a bond to cover the $454 million he owes to the people of the state of New York in fines and disgorgement of ill-gotten gains for fraud.Â
Trump does not appear to have the necessary cash and has been unable to get a bond. He claims a bond of such size is âunprecedented, and practically impossible for ANY Company, including one as successful as mine," and that "[t]he Bonding Companies have never heard of such a bond, of this size, before, nor do they have the ability to post such a bond, even if they wanted to.â But Louis Jacobson of PolitiFact corrected the record: it is not uncommon for companies in civil litigation cases to post bonds of more than $1 billion.
Trump made his political career on his image as a successful and fabulously wealthy businessman. Today, âDon Poorleoneâ trended on X (formerly Twitter).Â
The backlash to McDanielâs hiring at NBC also suggests a media shift against news designed to grab eyeballs, the sort of media that has fed the MAGA movement. According to Mike Allen of Axios, NBC executives unanimously supported hiring McDaniel. A memo from Carrie Budoff Brown, who is in charge of the political coverage at NBC News, said McDaniel would help the outlet examine âthe diverse perspectives of American voters.â This appears to mean she would appeal to Trump voters, bringing more viewers to the platform. Â
But former Meet the Press anchor Chuck Todd took a strong stand against adding McDaniel to a news organization, noting her âcredibility issuesâ and that âmany of our professional dealings with the RNC over the last six years have been met with gaslighting [and] character assassination.âÂ
This pushback against news media as entertainment recalls the 1890s, when American newspapers were highly partisan and gravitated toward more and more sensational headlines and exaggerated stories to increase sales. That publication model led to a circulation war between Joseph Pulitzerâs New York World and William Randolph Hearstâs New York Journal that is widelyâand almost certainly inaccuratelyâblamed for pushing the United States into war with Spain in 1898.Â
More accurate, though, is that the sensationalism of what was known as âyellow journalismâ created a backlash that gave rise to new investigative journalism designed to move away from partisanship and explain clearly to readers what was happening in American politics and economics. In 1893, McClureâs Magazine appeared, offering in-depth examinations of the workings of corporations and city governments and launching a new era of reform.Â
Three years later, publisher Adolph Ochs bought the New York Times and put up New York Cityâs first electric sign to advertise, in nearly 2,700 individual lights of red, white, blue, and green, that it would push back against yellow journalism by publishing âALL THE NEWS THATâS FIT TO PRINT.â Ochs added that motto to the masthead. With his determination to provide nonpartisan news without sensationalism, in just under 40 years, Ochs took over the paper from just over 20,000 readers to more than 465,000, and turned the New York Times into a newspaper of record.
In that era that looks so much like our own, the national mood had changed.
LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN
HEATHER COX RICHARDSON
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Indiana state senator Marlin McDaniel, 1979.Â
Wed Nov 11, 2020 06:50:49 PM EST
I am pleased to announce that I have given my full support and endorsement to Ronna McDaniel to continue heading the Republican National Committee (RNC). With 72 MILLION votes, we received more votes than any sitting President in U.S. history - and we will win!
-President Donald J. Trump
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John W. McDaniel of Ohio passed away at the age of 60 in April 2020.
John W. McDaniel, March 13:
âDoes Anybody Have The Guts to Say This Covid19 is a Political Plot? Asking for A Friend. Prove Me Wrong.â
John W. McDaniel, March 15:
âIf What Iâm hearing is true, that [Ohio Governor Mike] DeWine has ordered all bars and restaurants to be closed, I Say Bullshit! He doesnât have that authority. If you are paranoid about getting sick just donât go out. It shouldnât keep those of us from Living our Lives. The Madness has to stop.â
John W. McDaniel, March 19:
âBREAKING: âA peer-reviewed study shows that 100% of patients, after 6 days of taking a Malaria drug were âvirologicallyâ cured âThis is, reportedly, the 2nd 100% cure to a virus that has ever existed âRT If President @realDonaldTrump should immediately move to make this available.â
Lisa McDaniel Hoppe, Johnâs sister, March 30:
âMay God wrap his arms around all persons suffering from this awful virus, specially my brother! STAY HOME!â
John W. McDaniel, April 15:
âJohn W. McDaniel, age 60, of Marion, died peacefully on Wednesday, April 15, 2020, at Riverside Methodist Hospital with his loving family by his side from complications from Covid-19.â