After his comments at #CPAC, the pic speaks to Don highlighting it to get people OUT of his hair. (It’s not about what a headache the job is, or what @GovInslee bashed him on, which was not listening. If the shoe fits, though….) @benjaminras @gettyreportage pic.twitter.com/y10k15HyIM
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) February 28, 2018
Who knew when this White House would reach a tipping point. Health care didn’t do it. The Dreamers didn’t do it. #MeToo didn’t do it. But all that, plus the aftermath of gun violence, on top of an administration bleeding staff from outside investigations and internal warfare, has created the perfect storm. The main visual signs of the crazy this week came from Trump’s incoherent gun roundtable with legislators, the resignation of his all-too-loyal, but novice communications director, Hope Hicks, and Jared’s myriad of conflict-of-interest problems. The other sign of the political and cultural madness involved the viral photos of a church service in Pennsylvania worshiping the AR-15. Welcome to the United States of Absurdity, President Donald J. Trump presiding.
By the way, if you missed “A portrait of Trump’s mental state by photojournalists,” a visual study by RTP’s Michael Shaw for Columbia Journalism Review, you can see it here.
Trump/Feinstein lib blue twins. Even Cornyn sports “kumbaya” purple. Plus, last cheat sheet Hicks will ever pen? Mostly though, that glee A1 fodder for GOP target range. Kudos @TomBrenner_PJ! Via NYT: Trump’s Apparent Embrace of #GunControl Stuns Lawmakers https://t.co/d0kZ3fSSi3 pic.twitter.com/ehhm8Eggdv
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 1, 2018
#WhiteHouse news photographers frame an administration in still deeper disarray, this from gun round table with legislators by @CKaster. Maybe a deal was never on the table, but maybe he killed the slim hope with his paralyzing haze. Trump’s mind as a distortion field. pic.twitter.com/57bp715oZM
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 2, 2018
A whole lotta hell raising. @BostonGlobe @coverjunkie pic.twitter.com/SIbJvi1c71
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) February 28, 2018
The resolve we’ve seen from #StonemanDouglas students makes the vulnerability in this “first day back” picture that much more powerful. Not an either-or. @mbkoeth @reuterspictures #grief #NeverAgainMSD pic.twitter.com/E1Z8nv7Ssn
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 1, 2018
Praying the point of this package was farcical. PA church service to bless the #AR15. https://t.co/aFBNjy8inp Eduardo Munoz/@ReutersPictures #NeverAgainMSD #gunsense pic.twitter.com/3q4bp5431j
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 1, 2018
Reuters has a(n appropriately) brutal #HopeHicks slide show up. “Don’t worry, I’ll find him.” Or better: In the weeds. @carloallegri https://t.co/kgsnONT8h9 pic.twitter.com/O0RCdgS2Hp
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 1, 2018
#WhiteHouse news #photographers framing an administration in still deeper disarray. Having made the best, a @PressSec‘s quandary. @oliverzero @SipaUSA pic.twitter.com/qNtWkry0cR
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 2, 2018
The rare instance where a WH press corps member gets to photograph a crime scene. #JaredKushner #grandportfolio #seatatthetable #profiteer 📷 @TomBrenner_PJ pic.twitter.com/wpQuuPZxL4
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 1, 2018
There are continuous examples beyond the 18 in our @CJR study showing how DC photographers render and elicit Trump’s fragmentation. This, from Tuesday, speaks to the quality of the outcast and perpetual split. 📷@LeighVogel @wpowdc https://t.co/Mx5K5gHkem pic.twitter.com/4OwUFi3AH9
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 1, 2018
As the campaign-posturing #Putin ups ante in nuke #armsrace, @AP shot crosses Dr. Evil with all powerful Oz. More cinema & more danger/ous. pic.twitter.com/Y2Os6QQYVA
— Reading The Pictures (@ReadingThePix) March 2, 2018
Photo: Benjamin Rasmussen/Getty Images Reportage. Caption:President Donald Trump walks down the hallway into the White House residence at the end of working hours on May 8, 2017.
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