The New Yorker 2019.11.22

What Will the Republicans Do Now?

View in browser | Update your preferences Our Columnists After Gordon Sondland’s Testimony: What Will the Republicans Do Now? When the impeachment referral reaches the Senate, much could revolve around legal arguments about what bribery means. By John Cassidy Letter from Trump’s Washington Ambassador Sondland’s Revenge In his testimony before the House impeachment inquiry, the Ambassador implicated many high-level Administration officials. By Susan B. Glasser Cultural Comment The Search for Pizzazz at the Impeachment Reality Show The Democrats keep on reciting facts, but is it wrong to fantasize that the way out is narrative? By Emily Nussbaum The Democratic Debate Daily Comment How Impeachment Played at the Democratic Debate The most revealing aspect of the discussion was how the candidates used the issue, about which they are largely agreed, to point out something else they wanted voters to know. By Amy Davidson Sorkin Dispatch Black Voters in Atlanta Weigh Their Presidential Options Attendees at a debate watch party were looking for a candidate who can spark African-American turnout—and for someone who can win. By Charles Bethea The Current Joe Biden Stumbles Again on Race When the questions turned to the topic of race, the former Vice-President delivered one of his characteristic flubs. By Eric Lach Daily Comment Georgia’s New Political Importance The move to hold the Democratic-primary debate at Tyler Perry Studios heralds a changing tide. By Jelani Cobb PAID POST “An instant classic of accessible and relevant religious history.”—Publishers Weekly The Lost Art of Scripture shines fresh light on the world's religions to help connect faiths and rediscover a creative engagement with holy texts. “Armstrong is the most articulate and generous-hearted exegete of religion writing at the present time.”—The New Statesman Culture and More Culture Desk The Mysteries of “Baby Shark” Could the viral hit, now on tour, be the first pop act for people under two? By Lizzie Widdicombe Pop Music Wiki Goes from Young Rap Star to Grizzled Veteran On a new album from the charismatic figurehead of the trio Ratking, the mythology of youth collides with reality. By Carrie Battan Humor from The New Yorker Daily Shouts My Two-Year-Old Requests Just One More Song Before Bed Two simple E.D.M. tracks and then go to sleep! By Jesse Eisenberg Daily Cartoon Thursday, November 21st By Brendan Loper

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Bloomberg spending up to $20 million to register 500,000 voters

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New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg is rolling out plans to spend an estimated $15 million to $20 million on a voter registration drive designed to weaken President Trump’s reelection chances in five battleground states. https://to.pbs.org/2OoJicI


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Bloomberg spending up to $20 million to register 500,000 voters

Congress Sends Hong Kong Bill to Trump as China Escalates Threat

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JUST IN: The U.S. Congress overwhelmingly voted to send a bill supporting Hong Kong protesters to Trump, setting up a confrontation with China that could imperil a long-awaited trade deal between the world’s two largest economies. https://bloom.bg/3471WN8

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Congress Sends Hong Kong Bill to Trump as China Escalates Threat

Trump總統的新聞版面

這一天的The New York Times 的三則，表示Trump總統的版面。

Google的翻譯，有時有趣 (第一則等)

特朗普毒死烏克蘭前特使
謝里爾·蓋·斯托伯格
正如瑪麗·約瓦諾維奇（Marie Yovanovitch）作證時，特朗普總統在推特上對她進行侮辱，
提起證人恐嚇罪名。

羅傑·斯通（Roger Stone）被判阻礙調查員保護特朗普的罪名成立
莎朗·拉法蘭尼（SHARON LaFRANIERE）和扎克·蒙塔格（ZACH MONTAGUE）
斯通是特朗普總統的長期非正式顧問，他阻止了國會對俄羅斯的一項調查，並向立法者撒謊。

特朗普在戰爭罪案中清除三名服務人員
通過戴夫·菲利普斯

此舉表明，作為總司令，特朗普先生打算將自己的權力用作軍事司法的最終仲裁者。

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Ex-Envoy to Ukraine ‘Devastated’ as Trump Vilified Her By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG As Marie Yovanovitch testified, President Trump tweeted insults at her, drawing charges of witness intimidation.

Roger Stone Is Convicted of Impeding Investigators in a Bid to Protect Trump By SHARON LaFRANIERE and ZACH MONTAGUE Mr. Stone, a longtime informal adviser to President Trump, obstructed one of Congress’s Russia investigations and lied to lawmakers.

Trump Clears Three Service Members in War Crimes Cases By DAVE PHILIPPS The moves signaled that as commander in chief, Mr. Trump intends to use his power as the ultimate arbiter of military justice.