Opinion: Andrew Kleske: Why Donald Trump still gets headlines and draws comments from readers [Opinion]
charged with crimes or jailed, and 2,000 or so followers storm the nation’s Capitol without it growing a fairly long news tail that far outlives his term.
From a letters standpoint, our goal is to run public comments that reflect the breadth of topics covered in reader submissions. And, despite everything else that is going on, we still get a lot of Trump letters because either he puts himself out there, or the Republican Party takes a position he likely proposed , or some new development arises in one of several state or federal investigations in places like Georgia, New York and Washington, D.C.
Despite Joe Biden being president and actually empowered to propose and implement sweeping policies that affect our daily lives, we get far fewer letters about him, his staff or his family, either pro or con. One reason may be a dearth of drama so far in his administration. He has a smaller-than-average number of A-list presidential team members heading for the door or being shown to it, and none have the kind of letter-generating name recognition or elevated position of a Michael Flynn, Sean Spicer or Reince Priebus. According to The Brookings Institution, only
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