Trump Administration: Dysfunction Narrative & Green Energy Defeat
The FT characterizes Trump's White House as increasingly dysfunctional after an initially smooth start, while a separate opinion piece argues his anti-green energy push is failing.
What we know
@FT published commentary describing the Trump administration as 'distinctly dysfunctional' — a notable deterioration from the 'slickness' of its early second term. A separate FT opinion piece argues Trump is losing his battle against green energy, while another asks whether Republicans can defy pollsters in the midterms as they have before.
How the story developed
The FT characterizes Trump's White House as increasingly dysfunctional after an initially smooth start, while a separate opinion piece argues his anti-green energy push is failing.
Musk told Axios he 'kinda got carried away' during his White House stint, was gone too long from his companies, and believes AI and robots are the only solution to the US national debt.
The White House is reportedly preparing plans to deploy the 'Mother of All Bombs' on Iran, per CBS News. The conflict has already cost ~$2,000 per US household per Moody's, and Iran's strategy of tightening global energy markets appears to be succeeding.
Sources
“It is all feeling distinctly dysfunctional. At the start of Trump's second term, the administration had an element of slickness that lent proceedings at least a veneer of competence.”
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