Trump’s admission of a ‘public relations’ problem tests claim he’s his own best messenger
President Donald Trump has spent much of his political career blaming the media when voters sour on him. But with Republicans facing a difficult final month before the midterm elections, Trump is increasingly acknowledging a problem insi…
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