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Tuesday, December 25, 2018

Tipsheet: Trump chaos pervades holiday season

 
 
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The Memo: Trump chaos pervades holiday season
By Niall Stanage
Christmas Day should bring a respite from a deepening sense of chaos around the Trump administration — but it will likely be a brief one.
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Trump hands out lumps of coal to enemies on Christmas Eve
By Jordan Fabian
President Trump unveiled his naughty list on Christmas Eve, the latest outburst of frustration from a president who is under siege on multiple fronts.
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Trump asks child if he believes in Santa during NORAD calls
By Emily Birnbaum
"Merry Christmas. How are you? How old are you?.... Are you doing well in school? Are you still a believer in Santa?" President Trump asked.

"Because at seven it's marginal, right?" he added.
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Trump: 'I am all alone' in the White House waiting on Dems for deal
By Niv Elis
President Trump said Monday he is "all alone (poor me)" in the White House amid stalled negotiations for a deal to end a partial government shutdown.
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Trump’s Fed feud roils markets, alarms Republicans
By Alexander Bolton
President Trump’s intensifying attacks on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell are having a destabilizing effect on financial markets and rattling Republican lawmakers.
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Dow has worst Christmas Eve on record, S&P enters bear market
By Niv Elis
The Dow Jones Industrial Average had its worst recorded Christmas Eve day of trading Monday, dropping more than 640 points, while the S&P 500 dropped more than 50 points and entered a bear market, a 20 percent fall from its peak in August.
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Schumer and Pelosi accuse Trump of plunging country into chaos as markets tank
By Alexander Bolton
Senate Democratic Leader Charles Schumer (N.Y.) and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) are blasting President Trump for “plunging the country into chaos” before Christmas, pointing to a sharp plunge in the stock market amid a government shutdown.
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Meet Trump’s pick to take over for Mattis at Pentagon
By Rebecca Kheel
 
In naming Patrick Shanahan as interim Defense secretary, President Trump has elevated a former Boeing executive with less than two years of government experience to lead the Pentagon.
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Poll: Trump beats O'Rourke, nearly ties Sanders and loses to Biden in hypothetical 2020 matchups
By Julia Manchester
President Trump trails former Vice President Joe Biden in a hypothetical 2020 matchup, according to a new The Hill-HarrisX poll.
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GOP lawmaker to drop challenge to Maine's new voting system
By Michael Burke
Rep. Bruce Poliquin (R-Maine) is dropping his legal challenge to the constitutionality of Maine's ranked-choice voting system, saying it was time "to close this confusing and unfair chapter of voting history."
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All’s unfair in love, war: Media’s extraordinary hypocrisy on Trump
By John Solomon
Opinion | I watched with amusement the past few days as the news media savaged President Donald Trump, first for forcing some ex-generals off his team and then for drawing down troops from the conflicts in Syria and Afghanistan.
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Democrats are making a list, checking it twice
By Brad Bannon
Opinion | It’s almost Christmas and many Americans, including special prosecutor Robert Mueller, are checking their lists to see who’s been naughty or nice. Democratic candidates with presidential ambitions are checking their lists too.
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The Associated Press: Christmas stalemate in Washington over border wall, shutdown
By Darlene Superville and Lisa Mascaro
Both sides in the fight over President Donald Trump’s border wall with Mexico have given a little on the money. What they can’t seem to agree on is what it should be spent on.
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The New York Times: Trump renews attack on Fed as Mnuchin tries to calm markets
By Alan Rappeport
A 48-hour effort by the Trump administration to soothe jittery financial markets did little to reverse the free fall in stocks on Monday, as the president’s renewed attack on the Federal Reserve and the specter of a prolonged government shutdown further rattled investors already worried about a global economic slowdown.
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The Washington Post: The Trump administration tried to calm markets. It backfired.
By Heather Long
Many economists warned that the president’s obsession with the stock market would be a big problem. In recent days, it’s become apparent why.
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The Wall Street Journal: Don’t be shocked: Trump is being Trump
By Gerald F. Seib
Last week’s moves were forecast when Trump ran for office and were more or less inevitable once he became president.
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CNN: After the shock of Mattis' resignation, some see a different narrative
By Barbara Starr
Gen. James Mattis' resignation triggered an outpouring of anxiety and anger and a steady stream of kudos for the 68-year-old, but as the shock of his departure begins to ebb, another narrative about the "warrior monk" is emerging.
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