“Let’s try this again,” outgoing White House Correspondents’ Association president Weijia Jiang told a ballroom filled with reporters on Friday night. “Because one thing about this press corps is that we always have a follow-up.”
That kicked off the second correspondents’ dinner of the year – and for me. In April, I had just accepted a job offer from RealClearPolitics and went to the dinner with my soon-to-be colleagues. Hours later, I and nearly everyone else in the room were covering yet another apparent assassination attempt against Donald Trump while our salads sat on our plates. That… Read More in Real Clear Politics