Dan Janison

Dan Janison has been a columnist at Newsday since 2007.

Special counsel Robert Mueller passes the White House

1600: Trump survives Mueller, wants revenge

He didn't say who he meant, but in the past blamed the Obama administration, Hillary Clinton, "13 angry Democrats" on Mueller's team, the intel community, FBI officials, "Fake News" and others.

Dan Janison Janison: How did 'hoax' probe end with 'vindication'?
For two years, President Donald Trump kicked and screamed and led a chorus of invective ...
8:10 AM
Politics 1600: Trump and the question of free inquiry
Signaling civic virtue Joined by students who complained of having their conservative and religious messages ...
3/21/19
Politics 1600: Mueller's impact is hidden in plain sight
'Let people see it' President Donald Trump on Wednesday took more of a "what-me-worry" tack ...
3/20/19
Politics 1600: Trump keeps coy on Caracas crisis
Vague on Venezuela President Donald Trump keeps huffing and puffing about the humanitarian crisis in ...
3/20/19
Politics 1600: Trump aims fault at new targets
Shifting downhill David Green, the president of United Automobile Workers Local 1112 in Ohio, is ...
3/19/19
Politics 1600: Trump revives fights with McCain, 'SNL' & Democrats
President Trump rang in St. Patrick's Day by attending services at St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington D.C., but not before taking to Twitter to make clear once again who was not in his good graces.
3/18/19
Dan Janison Janison: How realistic is Trump's budget?
Nobody ends up paying too much attention to the opening proposal for a government budget. ...
3/17/19
Dan Janison Janison: Concrete reality versus the Trump wall
Citizens can be forgiven for wondering if President Donald Trump might find the political drama ...
3/17/19
Politics 1600: Senate and House rebuke an embattled Trump
Days of defiance The GOP-run Senate on Thursday delivered its second thumbs-down in two days ...
3/14/19
Politics 1600: Shutdown delayed Boeing 737 Max fix, WSJ says
It's too early to gauge the impact on Sunday's air crash, but the 35-day partial government shutdown halted much of the work performed behind the scenes for public safety at federal agencies, including FAA.
3/13/19