Maureen Dowd is a columnist at the New York Times. She explores a wide range of topics including politics, current affairs, geopolitics, and cultural movements, often reflecting on the intersections of society, government, and the arts. Her work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Mercury News, The Economic Times, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Maureen Dowd's coverage largely revolves around opinion editorials, evolving government and politics stories, expert commentary, and legal policy regulation. Her articles primarily focus on gender equality, women's rights, the Supreme Court, as well as broader political themes.
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WASHINGTON — I've spent my career watching officials maneuver and scheme, often in absurd ways, to get closer to presidents.
The president’s proclivity for surrounding himself with sycophants – and attractive young blondes – is well known
The hit horror movie about a man who wishes for more adoration from a young woman, who falls under his spell and provides it, is playing out in Washington.
I’ve spent my career watching officials maneuver and scheme to get closer to presidents. But I’d never seen anything like the photo of Natalie Harp dashing after President Donald Trump’s golf cart in Scotland three years ago. I’d also never heard of a staffer jumping into the trunk of an SUV, as Harp did, when she was denied a seat in the motorcade.
Courting authoritarianism with a rapacious Trump.
By: Maureen Dowd
He zeroes in on legal loopholes and the assumption that our leaders – and their families – will be not be voracious scam artists.
By: Maureen Dowd
It's crazy to think about Donald Trump outrunning anything. But in legal terms, the United States president is an Olympic-class sprinter.
By: Maureen Dowd
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It’s crazy to think about Donald Trump outrunning anything.
