Does Trump even have an agenda anymore?
This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Welcome to The Logoff: August is famously a slow time in Washington, DC. It’s hot and humid, Congress is out of session, and everyone who’s still here generally wishes […]
In The Logoff's latest issue, the lackluster month of August for President Donald Trump is highlighted. With Congress on its break and the White House facing a quiet time in Washington, D.C., Trump finds himself struggling to make meaningful progress on his agenda. The story covers several key issues still on the president's to-do list, including the Justice Department's potential re-investigation of a former Olympian for vandalizing the Reflecting Pool, the ongoing battle over birthright citizenship, attempts to remove Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, and the fate of the $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund. Despite these efforts, the current political climate leaves Trump with a sense of futility.
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