How Trump reclaims the narrative, a Medicaid fix worth $$$ and other...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : "To get back to a winning message," Trump should revive "the free-market agenda of his own first term.
63% : Headed by former NYPD intel director Mitch Silber, it "tracks and disrupts anti-Semitic activity," as such threats "have grown in number and intensity -- not just in New York, but across the country."
50% : The private task force has monitored anti-Semitic threats and foiled would-be attackers, providing a model for the city and other communities to follow."
49% : "A powerful incentive" for "emergency room doctors and orthopedic surgeons" to "refuse to join Medicaid managed care provider networks."
47% : "The past month has seen the Trump team on the back foot," but if Trump can "use the 100-day mark" of his presidency "to double-down on Trump 1.0," he can turn the narrative around, urges The Wall Street Journal's Kimberley A. Strassel.
30% : Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Signal scandal "gave a circling press corps the opening it had been salivating for," and Trump decided to turn tariffs "into a real, live bomb and the center of his economic policy."

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