HeyJaredJoseph Wyatt
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- Aug 14, 2026
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Joseph Wyatt: The scandal that's not getting enough attention (Opinion) (opens the original)
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It's the Trump scandal de jour, one we have heard very little about. Compared to his suppression of the Epstein files and his instigation of a domestic terrorist attack on the U.S. Capitol and the Constitution, this one isn't quite as bad. But it's close. In mid-2021, shortly after President Donald Trump's first term ended, banking giant Capital One quietly notified him that it was closing 385 of his personal and business accounts, according to Reuters. What in the name of Bernie Madoff was goi
Joseph Wyatt: Trump holds firm with bad ideas, contradiction (Opinion) (opens the original)
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Are neurologists quietly discussing whether it is possible to be plagued with Tourette's Syndrome for saying "rigged election"? Nowadays, President Donald Trump is a scratchy 33-rpm record stuck on that phrase, and he won't stop skipping. When it comes to assessing a situation and making a necessary course correction, Trump is lost at sea. He is incapable of letting go of a bad idea, like a mutt that has clamped down on a bone. Unfortunately, it's always Uncle Sam's shin bone. Last week, he led
Joseph Wyatt: A clinical look at Trump Derangement Syndrome (Opinion) (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump's supporters sometimes grouse that his critics suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome. To learn more, I turned to various psychological textbooks, reference tomes and the leading psychiatric organization's diagnostic manual. My study has convinced me that Trump Derangement Syndrome may be defined as sanity. Which is the reason many Americans felt disgust with the president after he initially said he would sign a bill to make housing more affordable, then angrily refused to
Joseph Wyatt: An insult to the intelligence of students (Opinion) (opens the original)
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At a cost of $3 million to taxpayers, so far, and with just one student enrolled, West Virginia University's Washington Center for Civics, Culture and Statesmanship is an academic program that increasingly looks like it had a disagreement with a derecho. As if they believe that taxpayers have money to burn, Gov. Patrick Morrisey â and our Legislature under a GOP supermajority â established the Washington Center with Patrick Lee Miller is its director at a salary of more than $300,000 a year.
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