As a seasoned reporter in Washington D.C., I finally had the opportunity to attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Despite being described as “low-wattage” by WaPo and lacking the presence of a president or comedian, the event held a certain allure due to its pomp and circumstance. White House Correspondents’ Association President Eugene Daniels summed it up perfectly by stating, “There’s no president, there’s no comedian. It’s just us.” Nevertheless, the experience left me wanting more and I look forward to attending again in the future.
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Moving on to the pressing political matters at hand, Republicans are facing the inevitable decision of how to fund President Trump’s tax cuts. The time for delaying tough choices is over, and they must now confront the challenge head-on.
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