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Author of 2018 'Anonymous' op-ed critical of Trump revealed
The anonymous senior Trump administration official who wrote a 2018 New York Times op-ed and a subsequent book critical of President Donald Trump is Miles Taylor, he revealed in a statement to CNN on Wednesday.
‘He Should Be Prosecuted’: Trump Reacts To Unveiling Of ‘Anonymous’ Op-Ed Author
President Trump attacked the New York Times and ex-DHS official Miles Taylor after Taylor came forward as the author of an anonymous 2018 anti-Trump op-ed.
Miles Taylor Admits He Was 'Anonymous' Behind NYT 'Resistance' Op-ed
Miles Taylor revealed Wednesday that he was the anonymous "senior" white house official who authored a critical op-ed of President Trump.
On Wednesday, former Department of Homeland Security official Miles Taylor revealed himself to be "Anonymous," the author of a New York Times op-ed and a subsequent book critical of President Donald Trump. | Clips
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Read Miles Taylor's statement on being the 'Anonymous' op-ed writer
Miles Taylor, the former chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security, has come forward as the anonymous senior Trump administration official who wrote a 2018 New York Times op-ed and a subsequent book critical of President Donald Trump. Read his full statement below:
See what Miles Taylor said when he was asked if he was 'anonymous' in August - CNN Video
Miles Taylor has identified himself as the Trump administration official who wrote an anonymous op-ed critical of President Donald Trump in the New York Times. However, Taylor denied that he was anonymous when Anderson Cooper asked him in August 2020.
Why Obama saved his harshest critiques of Trump until the campaign's end
Barack Obama held back his most biting critiques of President Donald Trump in the first years of his post-presidency, hoping the lack of constant attacks would make his voice even more powerful at a time he thought it was most needed.
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