Jennifer Schulze

Jennifer Schulze writes, "I have a suggestion for the U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: Watch some local TV news."

Jennifer Schulze writes, "As Maddow has proven for the past two months, there is no one better suited to explain what Trump is actually doing and how Americans are reacting to it."

Jennifer Schulze writes, "Smaller news outlets and efforts by individual journalists doing fearless, fact-based reporting on the Trump/Musk assault are gaining audiences the old-fashioned way: by good reporting."

Jennifer Schulze writes, "They know how to do this; they’ve done it before. The daily COVID-19 briefings by blue-state governors are the perfect roadmap."

Jennifer Schulze writes, "News outlets like Wired get it. The New York Times and others need to play catch-up on this crucial story."

Jennifer Schulze writes, "Instead of 'Chicago PD' or 'Chicago Fire,' it’s a low-rent 'Chicago ICE.'"

Jennifer Schulze writes, "This has been a tumultuous week. Trump’s return to the White House has resulted in the start of a massive, and intentional upheaval that impacts every single one of us."

Jennifer Schulze writes, "If you think the lies and conspiracy theories raging through the open sewer lines on Twitter about the North Carolina hurricanes, New Orleans terror attack and the L.A. fires were reprehensible and dangerous, just wait until you see the Trump spectacle that’s meant to storm through our media next."

Jennifer Schulze writes, "While the second-largest city in the country faces an unprecedented crisis, the next president is spewing nonsense about FEMA funding, water availability and a little fish called the Delta smelt. Every word is a lie."

Jennifer Schulze writes, "This is America 2024:  A country where the world’s richest man can force a government shutdown with a barrage of tweets consisting almost entirely of lies and conspiracy theories."