What comes after a red line???
What comes after a red line???
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second red line
Axios in the near future...
According to a senior aide - "The president forcefully pushed back and told the Prime Minister Netanyahu the chaos caused by the IDF's incursion into Rafah must end."
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What happened that morning...
"Mr. Prime Minister - I'm going to draw another red line. I'm warning you. The gloves are off now!"
"I hear you. I see you. I am listening to you."
"I don't understand."
"I know."
Does anyone else also hate reading Axios, not due to political takes but because of their ultra-condensed writing format?
It's so jolting and I always feel like I'm missing two-thirds of an article.
Here's some inside-the-beltway gossip for the lanyards and there will be more sprinkled throughout. Don't you feel part of DC this way?
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Important. This isn't actually important. It's the spin.
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Noteworthy. There is some actual context and news in here but again there's a lot of spin.
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Why this is important. As a reporter I have a certain number of words to put in this section so I gotta do this. Hold on - I need a couple more. Done!
Now here's some more inside-the-beltway gossip for the lanyards. If you're reading along - don't you feel clever?
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They'll keep rapidly painting new red lines after the old ones are crossed like some sort of classic Warner Bros cartoon.
And end up painting a red carpet for him.
Precisely.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: