President Trump has gone full Orwell.

Watching President Trump’s press conference yesterday, a joint presser with Russian President Vladimir Putin, I was outraged.

Was B. Jay Cooper watching Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump in Saturday Night Live? Or was that the real President of the United States?

The Witch Hunt has found witches.

B. Jay Cooper’s reflection on the shooting of a newspaper’s employees in Annapolis and the important role newspapers play in our society.

There will be a post-Trump time in two or eight years and we all still will need to get along, B. Jay Cooper argues.

For a long time I chalked up Donald Trump and his people as being misguided and inexperienced in government and championing policies I disagree with. Add in more than a smidgen of narcissistic personality for Trump and a never-apologize approach and you get what we got.

In the Trump-Kim summit, there was a disconnect: Trump measures success in dollars. Kim measures it in continued family control of his country.

It may be past time for Republicans in Congress to speak out against the direction of the Trump Administration, from its dangerous foreign policy to its domestic policy that lacks empathy or seemingly any appreciation for the diversity of America.

Former deputy White House press secretary B. Jay Cooper’s random thoughts in recent days, including thoughts on Donald Trump, North Korea, Roseanne Barr and Rudy Giuliani...

In this age of Trump, news moves almost faster than you can comment on it. Start to develop a thought on his latest tweet, and he’s already created a new story for the day.

I tried, I really, really tried not to blog about Donald Trump. It lasted a good two weeks.

The White House Correspondents Association (WHCA) annual dinner Saturday night featured a comedian who presented some jokes that were over the line, and personal.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee-Sanders, during her briefing the other day, when asked about a drop in the ranking of America as a free press nation, said that her standing there taking questions was an example of the Trump Administration’s respect and commitment to a free press.

Voters have assumed for decades that if there is one thing they can count on from their politicians — it is that they will lie.

The raid on President Trump’s “fixer” on Monday may be the thread that unravels lots of troubling issues for the President.