Michelle Goldberg
New York Times opinion columnist since 2017, previously at Salon, The Nation and Slate. Author of Kingdom Coming and other books.
The receipts (7)
Says she was wrong to call for Franken's resignation
In the Times' 'I Was Wrong' package she said she regretted calling for Franken's resignation before a Senate investigation, citing due process.
Source: Mediaite →Goldberg says most Republicans will pretend to believe Trump's lawyer
Posted: "Trump’s lawyer says the attack on the capitol didn’t have anything to do with anything Trump said, and most Republicans are going to pretend to believe him"
Source: X (@michelleinbklyn) →Goldberg says a 52% Biden win would be a historic mandate
Posted: "If Biden ends up winning with 52 percent of the popular vote, he'll have a historic mandate."
Source: X (@michelleinbklyn) →Repeated 'very fine people' claim (case file)
Goldberg wrote that Trump called neo-Nazis 'very fine people' though the transcript has him saying he was not referring to them; see case file.
Source: The Propaganda Files →'We Can Replace Them' (case file)
Goldberg's column 'We Can Replace Them' urged Georgia voters to show white nationalists 'they're being replaced'; see case file and fair note.
Source: The Propaganda Files →Called on Al Franken to resign
Goldberg argued Democratic Sen. Al Franken should resign over harassment allegations: 'The message to men in power about sexual degradation has to be clear: We will replace you.'
Source: MPR News →NYT opinion columnist
Times opinion columnist since 2017; debut column argued structural features let Republicans win power without popular majorities. Strong critic of Trump.
Source: Wikipedia →